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42 Malta trips. Tours from 13 tour companies. 115 reviews. 4.9/5 avg rating.
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100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
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- Valletta City Tour (half-day)
- Rome Hop-on/Hop-off Bus Tour (Green Line) - 48 hours
9 days$232 / day
4.1/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Highlights
- Want to stay longer? You can extend this trip up to a total of 6 days!
- Valletta City Tour (half-day)
4 days$372 / day
4.1/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Highlights
- Want to stay longer? You can extend this trip up to a total of 8 days!
- Valletta City Tour (half-day)
- Megalithic Temples of Malta & Hypogeum Tour (full day)
6 days$521 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Visit the Palatine Chapel in the Norman Palace with its interior of glittering 12th century Byzantine mosaics Tour the old city of Palermo, featuring an incredible mix of architectural styles Take a boat ride to the Phoenician island of Motya with its famous Charioteer Travel to Mazara del Vallo, with its Arabian style quarters and famous dancing Satyr In Agrigento, see the Valley of the Temples, the best preserved remains outside of Greece Make your own tasty creation from fresh ingredients! View the Roman Villa del Casale in Piazza Armerina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site See the baroque jewels of Noto and Ragusa Journey to the island of Ortigia, the historical center of the city of Siracusa Visit the Greek Theater and the Ear of Dionysus in the Siracusa Archaeological Park Ascend the lava-crusted slopes of Mt. Etna - one of the most active volcanoes in Europe! Stop in the trendy resort town of Taormina Discover the rich history of Valletta Explore the "Three Cities" Vittoriosa, Cospicua, and Senglea areas of Malta Marvel at the awe-inspiring megalithic Temples of Ggantija in Gozo †Transfers are available for purchase for land only or on alternative flight dates
14 days$426 / day
4.1/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Easy
Highlights
- Want to stay longer? You can extend this trip up to a total of 8 days!
- Private Valletta City & Gastronomical Tour (full-day)
- Private Wine Tasting & Tour at Marsovin Cellars (half-day)
6 days$393 / day
3.6/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
- Visit the Palatine Chapel in the Norman Palace with its interior of glittering 12th century Byzantine mosaics Tour the old city of Palermo, featuring an incredible mix of architectural styles Discover Phoenician Motya with its famous Charioteer by boat Visit Mazara del Vallo, with its Arabian style quarters and famous dancing Satyr Make your own classic pizza from fresh ingredients! Discover Agrigento's Valley of the Temples, the best preserved remains outside of Greece View the Roman Villa del Casale in Piazza Armerina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Visit the trendy resort town of Taormina Ascend the lava-crusted slopes of Mt. Etna – one of the most active volcanoes in Europe! Discover the island of Ortigia, the historical center of the city of Siracusa Visit the Greek Theater and the Ear of Dionysus in the Siracusa Archaeological Park See the baroque jewels of Noto, Ragusa, and Scicli Discover the rich history of Valletta, the European Capital of Culture for 2018 Explore the “Three Cities” Vittoriosa, Cospicua, and Senglea areas of Malta Marvel at the awe-inspiring megalithic Temples of Ggantija in Gozo Experience Maltese cuisine & hospitality during lunch in a private home
14 days$300 / day
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Mar 2025
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Malta and Gozo Discovery
The trip was well organised and planned. The accommodation was pleasant and well located. The tourguide was nice, organised, very knowledgeable and keen to share her...
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Mar 2025
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Malta and Gozo Discovery
Chantel our group leader was outstanding! The smaller gro...
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Trusted Customer
Mar 2025
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Malta and Gozo Discovery
Needs a bit more flexibility when visiting some attractions, eg at a museum say we're here for an hour, those who want to be sown around by guide fine others meet ou...
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Elizabeth
Mar 2025
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Malta and Gozo Discovery
Althea, our tour leader was the most knowledgeable, caring, professional young woman. She showcased Gozo and Malta through a local perspective. She is a tremendous a...
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Carol
Nov 2024
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Malta and Gozo Discovery
Fantastic trip. At times almost too much packed in- times in museums on the C...
Additional details
Is Malta Expensive?
Malta is pretty average across Western European cities. If you’re comparing it to the likes of London, Paris, and Geneva, it’s more affordable than the major cities. The costs seem pretty similar to Spain and Italy, but compared to Eastern Europe, it’s fairly expensive.
Summer months are going to be more expensive than off-season or even winter months, so it may be worth it to consider going in the cooler months to get a better deal. While it may be a bit too chilly to swim in the water, winter averages are often in the upper 50s to low 60s.
What Language do they Speak in Malta?
There are two official languages in Malta: Maltese and English. Both are spoken fairly fluently across the country. Among other Maltese people, you’re likely to hear them talking in Maltese. For tourists, English is well known and often spoken.
Common phrases in Malta
Locals always appreciate it when visitors make an attempt to speak their local language! Of course, they don’t expect you to be fluent, but a little effort goes a long way.
Here are some of the common Maltese phrases:
Hello: à Hello (Pronounced hello)
Welcome: à Merhba (Pronounced Mer-heba)
Good Morning: à Bongu (Pronounced Bon-ju)
How are you?: à Kif Int? (Pronounced Kiff int)
What is your name?: à X’jismek? (Pronounced Shee-yis-mek)
My name is: à Jisimni (Pronounced Yis-im-nee)
Please: à Jekk joghgbok (Pronounced Yek yoh-jbok)
Thank you: à Grazzi (Pronounced Grats-ee)
Do you speak English?: à Titkellem bl-Ingliz (Pronounced Tit-kell-em blin-gleez)
I don’t understand: à Ma nifhimx (Pronounced Maa ni-fimsh)
What is the weather like in Malta?
Overall, the weather in Malta is pretty ideal year-round. Winter averages in the low 60s, with spring and fall averaging 70 degrees. Summer is pretty hot, but you’re on an island! Cool down from the summer highs of around 90 degrees by taking a dip in the Mediterranean.
Summer boasts hot sunny days. Winter brings lots of rainy days. Late Spring and Early fall bring enough sunny days and warm enough sea temperature for comfortable swimming.
Best time to go to Malta
The best time to go to Malta is easily the summer. There are many outdoor activities, great beach time, and plenty of water activities. The water is warm, everything is open (some activities shut down in the winter due to weather and lack of visitors). This brings a lot of visitors. If you’re trying to still soak in the great weather but don’t want to deal with as many people, consider a trip in May or October.
Things are opening up for peak season (or getting ready to shut down in the fall), weather is still sunny and pleasant, and you get better prices than summer. If you aren’t requiring water activity, April and early November are still ideal times to go. Winter is the off-season, and reasonably so. Cooler temperatures and increased rainfall results in a drop of visitors. Winds are high.
Christmas is an exciting time to visit, as is February for the annual carnival. If you don’t mind getting a little wet, Malta is still worth a visit in the winter. If you’re looking for a quiet and relaxing holiday, the best time to visit Malta is going to be in the fall.
What to Pack for Malta
-Sun protection. The sun is hot and Malta has over 300 days of sunshine. Be prepared by bringing sunscreen, sunglasses, and a good sun hat to keep your body covered and protected.
-Closed toe shoes. Especially if you want to go out and walk in the countryside, you’ll be met with limestone and shrubs. Not ideal for flip flops or other open-toed shoes.
-Flip flops – on another note, bring a pair of open-toe shoes. You’re on an island. Flip off the flops and enjoy some beach time. If you’re not on the sand, at least you’re prepared for warmer weather, where you want your feet to feel free.
-Cover ups - Some Malta sites require that shoulders and knees are covered, so make sure you bring a shirt or scarf that covers your shoulders, and a skirt, dress, or pants that cover your knees. If you’re dressed inappropriately, you may be refused entry.
-Layers - Malta can be sunny and warm, but chilly when the sun drops. Since you’re near the water, you can feel the breeze, making it feel colder than it actually is. A light jacket is smart to bring if you’re taking a ferry or boat ride.
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