Malta is the largest island of the Maltese archipelago. The whole country with its three main islands and numerous small ones is also called Malta, which sometimes causes confusion. For this reason, the island is also called Valletta, after the capital city of the island. The island is 27 km long, 14 km wide, and has a surface of 246 km². It consists of limestone and is karstified, so there are numerous caves all over the island.
Air Raid Shelters of Mellieħa
Binġemma
Blue Grotto
Coral Lagoon
Couvre Porte
Għar Dalam
Grotto Tavern
Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum
Għar Ħasan
Għar Id-Duhhan
il-Barri Restaurant
Il-Hofra tal-Mellieha
Għar il-Kbir
Il-Maqluba
Għar Lapsi
Lascaris War Rooms
Mysterium Fidei
Our Lady Of The Grotto
Pergola Hotel Cave Bar
Qasam Barrani Cave Houses
L-Għar ta´San Martin
Schere Complex
St Agatha’s Catacombs
St Paul’s Catacombs
Chapel of St. Paul the Hermit
St Paul’s Grotto
Chapel of St. Paul the Hermit
Ta’ Bistra Catacombs
Għar tal-Iburdan
Tal-Mintna Catacombs
Triq Rumana
Għar Tuta
Valletta Tunnels
War H.Q. Tunnels