Malta Holidays 2025/2026
An island with a heritage tracing back to ancient times, Malta holidays offer a sun-drenched island where ancient history meets crystal-clear seas and vibrant culture. Whether you’re drawn in by its golden beaches, charming old towns, buzzing nightlife, or rich heritage, Malta offers something for every kind of holiday-goer.
Malta’s architecture and natural beauty costs nothing to enjoy, and the daily market in Valletta is a bargain hunter’s dream. Add nature rambles, beach days and delicious meals, and cheap holidays to Malta are a winner.
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Malta: where history meets holiday
A little island packed with a big personality, culture and history, holidays to Malta blend adventure and relaxation in the ultimate way creating lasting memories for all.
With a history that dates well back before the Middle Ages, you can expect sights galore with charming traditional towns and ancient cities, and with its long history comes a heavily influenced culture, mixing Phoenician, Greek, Roman, French and British, resulting in a charisma like no other.
Blend this with the serene beaches and dramatic cliffs, and you’ll understand why Malta holidays are increasingly popular. What’s more, it’s one of the hottest spots in Europe boasting average year-round temperatures in the twenties, making it a dreamy spot for a winter sun holiday.
From the timeless streets of Valletta to the peaceful shores of Mellieha Bay, or the oppulence of St Julian’s, a holiday in Malta promises unforgettable experiences, stunning views, and a warm welcome at every turn.
It may be known for its luxurious vibe, but holidays to Malta can be more affordable than you think – especially when taking advantage of the winter sun season. Whether you’re looking for a family adventure, a romantic trip or an All Inclusive holiday in Malta, rest assured you’ll be impressed.
Key facts for Malta:
- Currency: Euros
- Language: Maltese and English
- Timezone: GMT+1
- Avg. Flight Time: 3 hours (from London)
- Visas: you do not need a visa for travelling to Malta for up to 90 days.
Holidays in Malta
Whether you’re after an All Inclusive escape, a family-friendly holiday or a laid-back couple’s retreat, Malta has it all.
Where's best to go in Malta?
Malta offers a mix of lively resorts and cities, historic towns and scenic coastlines – one of which will be perfect for you.
Our guide to holidays in Malta
Popular hotels in Malta
Looking for some of our most popular hotels in Malta? Here’s a few to get you inspired:
Frequently asked questions about Malta holidays
Family holidays to Malta are incredible!
Malta is filled with fascinating towns and cities with so much to explore, from cultural sites, impressive landmarks and plenty of history, kids could not possibly get bored – plus, they may learn a thing or two!
What’s more, the beaches in Malta are also great, boasting shallow and clear waters perfect for paddling around and most beaches have plenty of amenities and facilities for a fun filled, stress free beach day. There’s a mix of sandy and rocky beaches, so you’re able to choose which is best for you.
The best month to go to Malta can vary depending on what you’re looking for and with a warm climate all year round, you really could go anytime!
The hottest temperatures in Malta are in the summer months, between July and September, where temperatures can be seen to reach into the late twenties. In May, June and October, temperatures still tend to hover in the low twenties, which can be great to make the most of the sun while there’s fewer crowds.
November to April tend to stay around 16℃ or lower, so it’s still t-shirt weather but a tad cooler, which can be great if your itinerary is jam packed with adventures and plenty of hiking, cycling and sightseeing.
Malta boasts plenty of luxury across the island with incredible hotels, restaurants and shopping opportunities – not to mention the picturesque views.
St Julian’s is certainly a luxurious part of Malta with some amazing and grand 5* hotels, fine dining with plenty of seafront restaurants, upscale shopping and a vibrant nightlife scene.
Valletta offers a different kind of luxury with its trendy, city vibe. Expect refined luxury, with boutique and elegant hotels and an atmosphere that’s steeped in culture.
Sliema is another great option for a luxury holiday in Malta. The coastal charm and breathtaking sea views here are simply perfect, then with its picturesque promenade lined with incredible hotels, restaurants and high end shopping too, it’s great for those seeking a little bit more.
The currency in Malta is the Euro (EUR).
Arranging your travel money ahead of your holiday can save you a ton of stress and even get the most out of your money.
You’ll hear a mix of both Maltese and English in Malta – as these are both the official languages.
The time difference between the UK and Malta is 1 hour with Malta sitting 1 hour ahead (GMT+1).
The average flight time from the UK to Malta is just 3 hours – this can vary depending on the exact location you’re flying from and to.
You do not need a visa to go to Malta if you are travelling for under 90 days.
If you are planning on being in Malta for 90 days or more, you will need a visa – find out more on the official Government website.