Escort Sites and Agencies in Malta

Legalization and organization of prostitution in Malta

Prostitution has existed in Malta for centuries. In 1530, knights hospitallers arrived in the country, they noticed brothels in the port of Vittoriosa. When the knights moved from Vittoriosa to the new capital — Valletta, prostitutes followed them. The knights took a vow of chastity, so the presence of prostitutes with them was perceived as blasphemy. Foreign prostitutes were exiled and Maltese prostitutes were shut down in one area of the city. At that time, prostitutes wore a white shirt tied under their breasts and a white cape.

In fact, prostitution itself is allowed at the legislative level, there is a slight censure among local residents. But organization of businesses and brothels is illegal and implies criminal punishment. It is also illegal to involve minors in business, it leads to more severe punishment, such as long prison time.

According to various sources, the number of prostitutes ranges from 600 to 1000, which is quite a lot for a country with a population of just over half a million. The numbers are constantly growing, as there is a large influx of girls from other countries.

The price for prostitutes in Malta

Brothels in Malta

Red light districts

• Testaferrata Street in Gzira is known as a small red light district in Malta. Recent construction of offices and other buildings has reduced its popularity. The district is developing and struggling with prostitution. There are few prostitutes here now. Most of them are 40-50 year-old women. The price for a quicky is only €20-30, the quality of such services is mediocre.
• Albert town is a popular place for prostitutes, but there are a lot of African women and their black-skinned pimps in this area who come to Malta illegally in search of money.
• There are many strip clubs in Paceville, and you may also find escorts there. In general, Paceville is a typical street with bars, guys and girls looking for sex for one night gather here.

Massage parlors

Most prostitutes come from Asia and work in massage parlors. Prostitutes from Eastern Europe also work in Malta. Their prices are inflated compared to similar European countries.

• There are several massage parlors in Paceville in St. Julian's, there are more Thai massage parlors in Sliema than regular shops. In Paceville, ladies often assume that you want a happy ending, compliment you, and ask for €20 over the €30-40 you paid for a massage.
• There are five or six Asian-style massage parlors in Bugibba that offer therapeutic traditional Asian massage at a price of €30 to €40 (2014) per hour. This is a licensed business, and sex is not offered in these establishments, as the authorities vigilantly monitor compliance with the law in relation to brothels. An exception may be a regular trustworthy customer. The ending is always offered for additional €10. Sometimes a blowjob is offered for additional €10-20. Asian women are usually significantly older and less attractive than women living in more popular areas.

Prostitution websites in Malta

International websites provide profiles of prostitutes at different prices. Many girls advertise themselves and post their ads there. The top-list of the most popular websites with prostitutes in Malta is presented on our website.

Popular tourism destinations in Malta

1. Valletta is the capital of the country with a huge number of historical buildings, protected by UNESCO. A big city with narrow streets, ancient architecture. Sex tourism is especially developed here.
2. Cottonera is a generic name for three cities located within walking distance. They are rich in fortifications from the 16th century and other historical objects. Wear comfortable shoes for long walks on stone paths.
3. Mdina is the former capital of the state, its well-preserved historical buildings and architectural monuments are the main reason to visit this place.
4. Zejtun is the oldest city in Malta.
5. St. Julians is simply the best place in the country for nightlife and leisure.
6. Rabat – there are numerous historical attractions, such as the catacombs of St. Paul and the Domus Romanus (formerly known as the Roman Villa).
7. Marsa Shlok is a fishing village to the south of the island. A large market is held every Sunday.

Safety of tourism

Malta is famous for crime rate. Most crimes here are related to money fraud. For example, inflating prices for tourists or cheating with currency exchange.

Be especially careful with African prostitutes who strive it on a drunk man and rob him.

When exchanging money with the locals, always find out the official exchange rate, afterwards carry out operations. Money exchangers quite often come up with their own profitable rate to deceive tourists and visitors.