Lost and Found by BBC’s Annie Mac.

St Paul’s Bay, Malta, 3 – 6 May 2018

Lost and Found Festival

The popular BBC Radio broadcaster and DJ Annie Mac is back with the “Lost and Found” festival that will take place on Malta in May 2018.

The idea is basically to combine that natural beauty of the surroundings with the mixture of established and upcoming performers.

Lost and Found will set across 8 venues, and it’ll be followed by beach parties.

Note that festival transport service will operate around the island, so it’ll be quite easy to reach each of the mentioned 8 places.

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Basic Information & Useful links

When: 3 – 6 May 2018

Where: St Paul’s Bay, Malta

Map: St Paul’s Bay on Google Maps

Info website: Lost and Found, Malta

Hotels: Hotels in St Paul’s Bay

Tickets and Packages

Getting there

By Air and bus or taxi

Malta is very well connected to all major European cities through national carriers to low cost flights.

Malta has only one national airport and it is in Luqa.

Follow link for the full list of airlines, check; Visit Malta

Buses: Buses goes from the airport to most parts of the island.

For more info visit publictransport.com.mt

Taxi: A taxi from airport to the Festival grounds can be a good alternative if you are two or more people travelling.

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More about Malta

The capital city Valletta is the biggest city on the island, and it’s usually the starting point of all travels across Malta.

This archipelago lies in the center of the Mediterranean and it’s consisted of three islands – Malta, Gozo and Comino, with a total area of nearly 320 square kilometers.

Adventurous tourist’s favorite is a visit to the third and the smallest island Comino, that come with only one hotel and only a few people who live there.

It’s really a true escape for nature lovers.

Note that official languages in the country are Maltese and English, and the currency used in Malta is Euro.

Malta is member of the European Union.

This festival will take place on the island’s north shore, and it’s surrounded with the Ta’ Qali National park.

Malta is 80 km far from the Italy’s coast, and populated with around half a million people.