This was a fabulous little flat in Valletta in a convenient location. We arrived quite late in the day but locating the flat and gaining entry were easy, and we were pleasantly surprised to find bread, butter, jam, milk, teabags, coffee and other bits and bobs waiting for us. Chou soon appeared to explain the set up and give us local tips. Valletta itself is a lovely place with lots of history, beautiful old and new buildings, nice bars and restaurants, and a very friendly and safe feel. We had a pleasant walk around the huge walls visiting some gardens and admiring the views. The harbour cruise from Sliema was probably the highlight and we accidentally ended up getting it for 10 rather than 16 Euros each when we said to the first seller we would just check the prices of the next one along - they all ended up offering it for 10 Euros once they could see we were going from booth to booth! The co-cathedral was visually impressive but the amount of detail in the audio commentary about every single chapel became tedious so we skipped several to get to the magnificent Caravaggios. We also took a bus ride to the Three Cities which took about 30 minutes. We ended doing a mini walking tour of Vittoriosa and then down to Fort. On the walk back we spotted the little water taxi which costs 2 Euros, the same as the bus, but was quicker and more pleasant. We had lovely meals in StrEat and Ortygia.