Making the Most out of Sailing and Rock Climbing in Malta

Malta boasts glorious varieties into its tiny archipelago. You will get to explore prehistoric temples, fossil-studded cliffs, thrilling adventures, hidden coves and a history of remarkable intensity.

 

The landscape of Malta contrasts rocky stretches of coast that end in dizzying limestone cliffs with beautiful sheltered bays that disguise gin clear water and red gold beaches. The many marinas of the islands jostle with boats and you can enjoy visiting Malta in the best way possible.

 

Both divers and snorkelers have so much to discover underwater as well, a world of caves, wrecks and crags awaits! Above the water, walking tracks negotiate the spectacle-packed pathways connecting isolated coves and amazing historical structures. Even if you are a short time visitor in Malta, a simple journey around Grand Harbour in Valletta is an enchanting experience.

Things to Do in Malta 

Rock Climbing

 

Rock climbing in Malta is full of fun and exciting and can be done throughout the year. Thanks to the mild climate, Malta enjoys over 300 days of sunshine year round. It offers a perfect combo of sports and traditional rock climbing adventures. Thanks to European climbers, they visited Malta in the 80s and 90s and set up new routes.

There is a huge availability of excellent rock climbing routes in Malta, Comino and Gozo. The sheer cliffs and rock terrain that showcase much of the Maltese archipelago are ideal for practicing this adventure sport that is growing popularly among local enthusiasts and a great number of foreign visitors.

You can get a chance to experience different rock climbing styles on the Maltese islands that range from traditional and sport climbing to seal level traversing and many more. With over 1300 climbing routes to choose from and inviting weather throughout the year, the Maltese Islands have become a climber’s paradise.

Sailing –

Whether you want to experiencing Malta’s well-known Blue Lagoon with its incredible crystal waters or rather find yourself in the seclusion of unspoiled anchorage where peace and tranquility is all yours to experience, sailing trip in Malta will out most to fulfill your wishes.

You will enjoy relaxing on calm waters while letting the sun warm up your skin. Get a chance to watch for the slightest changes and ripples as well as the signs of the next breeze. There’s nothing quite like sailing and Malta has been a favourite haven for sailors over the centuries.
 

Malta is quiet and relaxed during the daytime – which enables you to explore its wealth of historical sites. After all, it’s an excellent destination to experience both on-shore and off-shore entertainment combining both sailing and lively nightlife.

The crystal clear waters surrounding Malta offer mostly relaxing sailing options. With smaller islands that surround the main island, it’s a great place to sail and take tours along the shore. The surrounding islands are Comino, Gozo and Cominotto. It’s really worth visiting them as they have their own character and attractions on offer.

Final thought –

It’s time plan your sailing tripin Malta with Naleia Yachting and let us help you enjoy the beautiful combo of sailing and rock climbing on Maltese archipelago in the best way as possible. For immediate availability, please visit the website at https://www.naleiayachting.com/.

Consider Joining Sailing Course in Croatia

To discover the best of Croatia by sea is to reveal its true secrets. Croatia has everything on offer – the comprehensive ranges of sailing options, the beautiful scenery, the undiscoveredbays, the myriad of islands, and most importantly, clear, calm and clean waters surrounding them.

 

No doubt, Croatia is Europe’s finest sailing playground that takes onlytwo hours from London to reach with an airplane. It’s cost-effective, relatively safe at sea and on shore and comprises of a diversity of destinations for sailing routes which are amenable to all.

Novice sailors can enjoy chartering a boat with a qualified skipper, potter around the island and find out as much or as little about sailing as they’d like. If you are very much serious about learning how to sail, or improving your skills, consider taking a sailing course in Croatia. Generally, sailors of different abilities, seeking for the safety and other benefits can also join a flotilla sailing holiday.

Learning how to sail in Croatia –

There is a reason why Croatia has become one of the real havens in which you can learn how to sail. Croatia boasts an eclectic combo of modern marinas along with lots of amenities to peaceful fishing harbors and secluded bays with nobody for miles around.

It’s destination that worth exploring during your next getaway. Exploring thousands of islands making up the Dalmatian Coast and Kornati Archipelago offers a chance to visit unspoilt restaurants providing mouth watering meals, providing great protection making it not only a perfect place to visit, but also a safe place to join sailing course.

The Perfect Time to Go There

Try to avoid visiting Croatia during late July and August if possible. During the beginning of August, the popular marinas and ports can be hard to access. Charter prices are at their peak. The months, May and June can be warm and sunny, with the relatively calm weather. During this time, the sea is warming up; so it can be a little bracing at times.

September is perfect month for sea temperature. Usually, serious sailors may prefer more challenging weather conditions – that fall between Octoberand April. Or you can join a winter sailing course in Croatia.

Stepping up your flotilla sailing game in Croatia

To step up your sailing game in Croatia, you should have a professional skipper to coach your sailing skills. All you need is to join a crew of 5 for a week before embarking on adventure-filled maneuvers. Apart from the some rougher weather, you will sail and enjoy a background of Croatian coastline and know how to get things under your control while reaching a safe spot. When it comes to joining a sailing course in Croatia, you should look no further than Naleia Yachting. We are dedicated to adjust the sailing course contents best suiting the preferences of the participants.

Take enough time to polish your sailing skills – mooring to buoy, or shore, Greek Mooring, navigation without electronics, night sailing, heavy weather, Adriatic Mooring, etc. For more information about our sailing course in Croatia, please visit our website at https://www.naleiayachting.com/.