EUROPE MALTA DESTINATIONS Isle of MTV 2019


popular nightlife spots and home to several bars, clubs and restaurants. One of its most-photographed


attractions is the Blue Lagoon. Situated between the unpopulated island of Comino and the islet of Cominotto, the beach is famous for its azure waters and popular for diving, snorkelling, swimming and sunbathing. Its popularity can make it crowded, but


that’s a price worth paying to see the unique beauty of the beach. And after a night out at Isle of MTV, kicking back on the beach might be just what partygoers need. Book it: Mercury Holidays offers three nights’ B&B at the four-star La Falconeria in Valletta from £470 per person, flying from Gatwick on July 11. mercuryholidays.co.uk


Isle of MTV, now in its 13th year, is returning from July 9-14, kicking off with an open-air event in Il-Fosos Square, followed by a week of live music at venues across the island. Dutch DJ Martin Garrix and Grammy-nominated singer- songwriter Bebe Rexha (pictured) will headline the free concert, which takes place from 3pm to 11pm on July 9. “I can’t wait to be back in Malta for Isle of MTV,” said Garrix. “Last time was epic and I’m looking forward to an even bigger and crazier crowd this year.” Tickets are free, but must be secured in advance. Isle of MTV Music week packages, adding access to the front-of-stage area and other music week events, start at €115 for standard access, or €165 for a VIP package. isleofmtv.com


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