Malta Holiday Packages

Malta also showcases natural wonders such as the Blue Grotto and Blue Lagoon, charming hilltop villages, and fishing harbours. Comino, an unspoiled and peaceful getaway, is perfect for snorkelling, walking, and photography, plus it's renowned for its seafood and Maltese cuisine influenced by Middle Eastern and Sicilian flavours.

Holidays to Malta are ideal for both, couples and families, and are just a 3 hour flight from the UK. Accommodation options range from waterfront hotels in Gozo to luxury stays in Valletta or St George's Bay resorts. 

The coast's blend of rocky coves and sandy shores is great for sunbathing, with Qawra and Mellieha Bay being popular spots. Divers cherish Malta for its captivating underwater world, featuring wrecks and caves.

There is something for all on a holiday to Malta which makes it one of our most popular destinations for package holidays. Sunseekers will love the blue skies, beautiful beaches and year round Mediterranean sunshine, lovers of watersports will enjoy discovering the delights of the breathtaking Mediterranean Sea which is ideal for snorkelling, scuba diving, and embarking on fascinating and adventurous boat trips to the various Maltese islands, all of which offer something different to the next.

Malta is also perfect for family holidays, with plenty to do for travellers of all ages, from the Malta National Aquarium in Qawra, to the Popeye Village in Mellieha which was the actual film set for the 1980 film Popeye. There are also plenty of family friendly hotels with child friendly activities to keep the little ones entertained.

Culture vultures and history lovers are in for a treat on their holiday to Malta. The capital Valletta is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers plenty of fascinating history, and the medieval city of Mdina is both breathtaking and intriguing, it is well worth a visit. There are also a plethora of ancient temples scattered around the island which offer allow you to delve into the many varied layers of Maltese history. We also recommend taking a stroll through the Upper Barrakka gardens in the capital city, for astonishing views and its interesting historic relevance.

Malta’s vibrant nightlife includes clubs, wine bars, and waterfront restaurants which serve delicious freshly caught seafood. Couples will love the abundance of luxury hotels available throughout the island. 

Embark on an incredible escape where you’ll enjoy 4 nights in incredible Malta and 3 nights in captivating Gozo, Malta’s sister island which offers a haven of tranquillity.

This 7 night Malta & Gozo island hop has been carefully curated by our experts, but you can fully customise your holiday so if you’d like to spend a little extra time on either island, our Holiday Specialists will tailor make a unique trip just for you.

Wandering through a small fishing village or embarking on an evening stroll down by the sea can feel incredibly romantic, and for those who are looking to celebrate their love we offer a wonderful selection of weddings in Malta in various beautiful locations.

With year round Mediterranean sunshine, the weather and temperature in Malta is delightful whenever you choose to visit. Sunseekers will prefer spending time on the beautiful beaches between June and September, with the hottest month of the year being July when the average daily maximum is 32°C and the minimum average temperature is 23°C. The coolest month of the year is January when average temperatures hit a high of 15°C and a low of 9°C.

Even though there are plenty of activities and events which take place throughout the year, the famous Malta International Arts Festival in Valletta typically takes place throughout June and July, and in December the capital city is lit up with beautiful Christmas decorations, stalls and attractions creating a winter wonderland which is a delight for all ages. Those looking for some family fun will also love Popeye Village which is open from June to October.

A Mediterranean island surrounded by many countries, Malta's food is a fusion of European and Middle Eastern influences, while the traditional fare is rustic and based on seasonality. Why not try Pastizza, a traditional snack of flaky pastry filled either with ricotta cheese or mushy peas available in bars and street kiosks? Bragioli is a thin slice of beef wrapped around breadcrumbs, chopped bacon, egg, and parsley which is then braised in red wine. The favourite dish in Malta, however, is Fenek which is rabbit cooked in garlic and wine. The local cheese is called Gbejniet, made from unpasteurised sheep or goat's milk, it is hard and white and is often served in seasoned olive oil.

The Maltese Islands are not very large and so getting around does not present much of a problem.

Boat: A regular ferry service run by the Gozo Channel Company links Malta to Gozo, taking about 20 minutes each way. A sea plane service also links Grand Harbour in Valletta to Mgarr Harbour in Gozo and there are regular boat services between each island and Comino, though these are less frequent and do not carry vehicles. A water taxi service using traditional Maltese 'dghajsa' boats is available in Grand Harbour.

Bus: The public bus service on Malta and Gozo serves all the major tourist areas, go practically everywhere and are cheap and efficient. No trip is longer than the 50 minutes it takes to cross the island. More info can be found on: Malta Public Transport

Taxi: All taxis are fitted with meters and charge regulated fares. The white taxi service can pick up passengers from anywhere, except bus-stops. Taxi services from the Malta International Airport and the Seaport Terminal to all localities in Malta are based on a fixed tariff.

Car Hire: A perfect way of seeing more during your Malta holidays, this way of getting around gives flexibility and independence. It's a good option if you want to get to take in the farther reaches of the island. All the road signs are in English and driving is on the left. Both international and national driving licenses are acceptable. A number of car hire firms and local garages offer chauffeur-driven cars. Renting scooters, motorbikes or mountain bicycles is an option, but can be rather limited as not all roads are suitable for only two wheels.