Short Lets in Malta & Gozo

I have recently published a page on www.62582.com to clarify what the usual summer rates are for short let properties on the Maltese Islands. The direct link to the page is http://www.62582.com/shortlets.asp

I hope this would save clients the hassle of browsing through long let property prices which are listed at the monthly rate, as opposed to the short let daily rate, and expecting the price to remain the same if the property is taken for a 1 month short let in August.

For those of you interested in Long Lets, following this link at http://www.62582.com/letting.asp will provide you with all the information you need should you be visiting the islands for a longer term, or if you are a maltese national renting for the first time.

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