Malta packs 7,000 years of history into an island smaller than the Isle of Wight, from megalithic temples older than the pyramids to baroque Valletta and the honey-stone bastions of Mdina. English is an official language, the buses go everywhere, and the limestone coastline hides swimming spots like the Blue Grotto and Comino's Blue Lagoon.
Cheapest
€54
Sep 2026
Average
€99
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Most expensive
€271
Oct 2026
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Aug 2026
€76
avg €118
max €224
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Sep 2026
€54
avg €92
max €130
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Oct 2026
€56
avg €99
max €271
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Quick facts
Timezone
Malta
Currency
€ EUR
Language
Maltese / English
City transfer
~20 min
Bus / Taxi / Private transfer
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Don't miss
Visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens in Valletta at exactly noon for the cannon salute from the Saluting Battery below — free to watch from the gardens, and the view over the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities simultaneously is the defining Maltese image.
Book ahead for the St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta — the plain exterior hides one of Europe's most astonishing Baroque interiors, including Caravaggio's largest surviving painting. Buy tickets online to avoid the queue; arrive at opening time (9am) before tour groups.
Take the ferry from Cirkewwa to Gozo (25 minutes, €4.65 return) and hire a bike or a jeep to find the Blue Hole at Dwejra on the west coast — a natural rock chimney diving spot with extraordinary visibility; snorkelling is free and the water colour is genuinely unreal.
Eat ftira — the Maltese bread ring stuffed with tuna, capers, olives, and tomatoes — from one of the early-morning bakeries in the Three Cities (Vittoriosa, Senglea) rather than the tourist cafes in Valletta; it costs €2–3 and is eaten standing at the counter like locals do.
Travel tips
- →Book a sunrise or sunset slot for Comino — midday boat tours dump hundreds of people into the Blue Lagoon
- →St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta is worth the ticket for the Caravaggio alone
- →Stay in Sliema or Valletta rather than Paceville unless you specifically want nightlife
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