Safe bet

Malta is a safe bet for travellers says this report in Travelbite:

A recent report has named Malta as one of the safest holiday destinations in the world. The report also goes on to praise the island’s roads which have the lowest fatality rate in the EU.

Malta’s police force, one of the oldest in the world is notably proud of the island’s low crime statistics especially given its close proximity to Sicily.

There are however many more reasons for visiting Malta, one such reason is the weather. Malta benefits from a Mediterranean climate. The azure blue seas tend to be 64 degrees during the autumn and winter months, whilst summer sees it peak at around 79 degrees. Humidity levels tend to stay at around 70% making it comfortable for sightseeing no matter what time of year you visit..

But for all its history the island is not stuck in the past. Over recent years a vibrant clubbing scene has emerged. Paceville (pronounced Patchy Ville in Malta) is generally regarded as Malta’s nightlife capital, a suburb of St Julian’s it is known for it’s energetic & lively clubs with pumping sounds, that will appeal to the young and young at heart. Events also take place at the limits of Rabat and dedicated clubbers converge on the island every year for the Cream nights that take place during the summer and on New Years Eve in the islands largest open air club ‘Gianpula’...