Celebrating inclusive travel for all. Malta continues to occupy the number one spot on the Rainbow Europe Map, five years running.
Malta welcomes and recognises all forms of couples and families, irrespective of their gender, while displays of affection in public areas can be witnessed without attracting any attention. There is no gay neighbourhood, as the LGBTIQ+ community is welcomed everywhere across our islands.
Are You Ready for EuroPride Valletta 2023?
We are thrilled to have partnered with like minded destination experts in Malta to produce Malta Pride Experiences. Valletta is proud to have been chosen to host EuroPride 2023 from September 7th – 17th, 2023. For the full program, please visit the official Valletta EuroPride2023 Website. For information on hotels, bookable events and restaurant suggestions, visit Malta Pride Experiences. Contact us for group, family or couple stays in the Maltese Islands.
Is Malta safe for gay travelers?
Here is an excerpt from the Nomadic Boys (nomadicboys.com)
There is a good reason why Malta is rated as one of the most gay-friendly countries in the world. This is one of the few places where gay travellers can feel comfortable with public displays of affection almost everywhere. And that’s saying a lot: this is rarely done unless you’re in a “known” gay part of town like in Chueca in Madrid or Soho in London. Yet walking through the streets of Valletta, you can feel comfortable with public displays of affection and will frequently see other gay couples also doing the same.
Of course, as with anywhere in the world, you need to be cautious, especially when heading to more remote/rural areas outside of the big cities where attitudes are more conservative.
Mighty Malta as Featured in OutThere Magazine
Malta has recently been featured in Out There Magazine. To receive your very own copy, please visit www.outthere.travel
