Malta Holidays 2025/2026
Malta – the very name conjures up thoughts of the George Cross and enough historical sights to keep you busy for a month. But there's so much more to this little beauty than a fascinating past. These days you're just as likely to hear about its film locations and nightlife as you are its history and culture. The Hollywood swords 'n' sandals epics Troy, Gladiator and Alexander were all filmed on the island's sunny shores. And world famous DJs are flocking here to spin some discs at the up-and-coming hotspots.
Home to stunning coastlines and delicious cuisine, captivating diving sites and prehistoric temples, Malta has plenty to offer. Discover the famous Blue Lagoon, check out the capital, Valletta, or soak up the sun at Mellieha Bay! Explore more with a Malta holiday in 2022.
Malta Holiday Offers
3rd week free saving you up to £200pp
4★ Seabank Hotel and Spa, Malta
2 weeks All-Inclusive with a 3rd week free on B&B from £769pp
No supplement for single travellers available on selected dates
Valid from Heathrow on 16 Feb 23
The 5-star AX The Palace Hotel located in a perfect position overlooking the Grand Harbour, can guarantee an unforgettable getaway on the island of Malta. With Its picture-postcard perfect outlooks, elegant interior and wonderful facilities, the AX The Palace Hotel really lives up to its name. During your stay, you can enjoy the use of the hotel’s 3 restaurants, each with its own style and menu. The outdoor pool enjoys some of the most picturesque views of the island, spend days by the pool and enjoy some late night swimming, the infinity pool is the place to be.
3rd week free saving you up to £200pp
4.0★ San Antonio Hotel and Spa, Malta
2 weeks All-Inclusive with a 3rd week free on B&B from £720pp
Dine Around in up to 5 restaurants for dinner
Valid from Heathrow on 15 Feb 23
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Qawra Palace Hotel is beautifully situated on the Qawra promenade, and affords wonderful panoramic views across Salina Bay. It's the ideal base for a wonderfully relaxing holiday. Shops, bars and restaurants are all within easy reach, as are the famous coastal towers built by the Knights of Saint John, while the hustle and bustle of Bugibba is only a few miles away.
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One of the island's premier places to stay, the Canifor Hotel brings you four star facilities right in the heart of Qawra. Famed for its friendly and attentive service, it's one of those 'you won't have to lift a finger' hotels – the staff will do whatever they can to ensure you have a really relaxing holiday.
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Elegance and modernity are the hallmarks of the Preluna Hotel and Spa, one of Sliema's foremost hotels. With elevated views out over Sliema to one side and the dazzling blue Mediterranean to the other, it is a peerless spot from which to gaze out over Malta's most popular holiday destination.
St Paul's Bay ★★★★
With its contemporary features and facilities, the Dolmen Hotel makes a wonderful base for your Maltese holiday. Nestled on the edge of the sea, this impressive, largely glass-fronted hotel gives you a unique vantage point on the Mediterranean and St Paul's Bay. Location wise, there aren't any better places from which to explore the island. You'll be within easy walking distance of Bugibba and Qawra, ready to step out and experience the joys of Malta.Marfa ★★★★
When you really want to get away from it all, the Ramla Bay Resort is an ideal destination. With its own 350 metre stretch of coastline, it occupies a secluded spot on the northern coast. It all feels very exclusive and when you're sipping a long, cool drink on the private sandy beach you'll appreciate just what a special resort this is.★★★★
Get in touch with the idyllic Maltese way of life in Sliema, one of Malta's most popular holiday hotspots. And where better to stay than the wonderful Waterfront Hotel? With its four-star facilities and five-star outlook, it's the perfect place to enjoy the holiday lifestyle. Dip into the Mediterranean café culture; enjoy beautiful walks along the sea front, or indulge yourself with a little bit of shopping along the Promenade. The capital city, Valetta is just a ferry ride across the bay, or hop on a bus to the island's entertainment capital, Paceville.Sliema, Malta - 3T
At the Hotel Plaza Regency you get two hotels for the price of one – it’s joined to the next-door Plaza Hotel, giving you access to both places. A prom-side setting has the Hotel Plaza Regency serving up sea views left, right and centre. A rocky beach and a family-friendly park also pull up opposite the hotel.
Seashells Resort at Suncrest Hotel
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Nestled in the heart of the Seashells Resort on the bustling Qawra seafront, the Suncrest Hotel awaits you with its famously friendly and welcoming atmosphere. With easy access to the sun-kissed, sandy beaches of Malta's north coast (just a few minutes away by car) this is the place to be for sun worshippers.
Gozo, Malta - ★★★★★
The Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz is more than just an exclusive hideaway resort with all the comforts that guests should need. Surrounded by 30,000sq.m of garden, the hideaway resort complex has been built to blend into the yellow limestone in a traditional style. The Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz , located in one of the picturesque valleys of this beautiful island.
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Malta sits in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. Its capital city Valletta has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site showing that this group of islands is the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife and a fascinating history make Malta and its two sister islands Gozo and Comino the perfect destination to whisk your partner away on holiday.
Do you enjoy swimming in the sea, sipping on a cocktail and relaxing on a sunbed? Malta offers incredible holidays with picturesque beaches that are perfect for spending quality time together in the sun. With rocky coves and sandy spots to explore, you’ll love discovering this beautiful country.
One of the most popular tourist destinations amongst UK travellers for years, a holiday in Malta will never fail to please. The island's history is world renowned and makes up the basis of its culture. Book now at our best ever prices!
Malta is an intriguing place, where mythical tales and medieval towns meet secret coves, friendly locals and a cool street food scene. Uncover the legends of Gozo island, watch opera in the Renaissance city of Valletta, or take your other half to a private beach retreat in St George's Bay for a candlelit massage under the stars.
Indulge in the culture, cuisine and sandy coves of Malta this autumn, where you’ll be welcomed with an average temperature of 21°C.
Make tracks for Mediterranean gem Malta in summer and discover hidden coves, harbour towns and superb scuba diving spots.
Beaches
Whether you plan to soak up the sun or wade into the water, Malta has the beach for you. Mellieha Bay and Golden Bay are two of the most popular sandy beaches in the archipelago, and there are also countless secluded coves along the coastline if you want to venture off the beaten track. Alternatively, seek out Ramla Bay in Gozo for a beach with unusual red sand and a stunning seascape.
Food & Drink
Maltese cuisine is a wonderful mix of French, Spanish and Italian influences. Look out for bigilla (broad beans and garlic) or widow’s soup with goat’s cheese on the menu. More Maltese morsels include locally-sourced fish in a lampuki pie or the traditional dish of fenkata (rabbit stew). Fancy a tipple? Malta’s wineries are beginning to get noticed internationally, so make sure you sip a glass of local wine made from gellewza grapes.
Culture
Catholic feast days are some of the most important dates in the Maltese calendar, celebrated with processions, fireworks and food. In Valletta, the European Capital of Culture 2018, you’ll find a wide range of art galleries and museums, including the Palace Armoury and the quirky Toy Museum. If festivals are more your style, check the dates for the Medieval Mdina or Malta Fashion Week as they vary each year.
Nightlife
Malta’s resorts offer club nights, bars and beach parties to suit all tastes, although Paceville is the clubbing hub of the island. Party animals will leave their heart in Havana – a venue with six bars and great music. Or, for a touch of class, take the party to Twenty Two for cocktails and dancing with stunning views over the marina and St. Julian’s Bay.
The little island of Malta is packed full of historic sites, from 5,000-year-old temples to the 16th-century St John’s Co-Cathedral. There’s delicious cuisine to sample (think hearty stews and pies, plus plenty of fresh seafood) and a rocky coastline that’s perfect for exploring by boat. And, thanks to its southerly location, you can expect average highs in the early 20s right into November.
The Maltese Islands are popular year-round destinations with lots on offer! Base yourself in a stunning boutique hotel in the rich capital of Valletta, surrounded by historical sights. Indulge at one of five Michelin-starred restaurants dotted across the island, ready to take you on a gastronomical experience. Visit one of the many picturesque wineries to experience and taste the luxurious wines of Malta & Gozo.
Malta and Gozo are two of the most spectacular Mediterranean islands with the capital city, Valletta, known for being the sunniest city in Europe. With numerous activities, Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury hotels, it's clear to see why they are firm favourites with holidaymakers every year.
Experience Mystical Malta
If you are yet to discover the beauty of the Maltese Islands, it’s time to book a trip and visit the archipelago situated in the heart of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Being a mere three-hour flight away from the UK, the Maltese Islands are perfect for a beach holiday or a city break.
There is only one way to describe the colours of Malta, Gozo and Comino – simply breathtaking. Stroll through the narrow winding streets of the vibrant towns and villages and gaze in awe at the honey-coloured architecture, complemented by the deepest of Mediterranean blues, all whilst basking in over 300 days of sunshine a year.
Why Malta?
If you are yet to discover the beauty of the Maltese Islands, it’s time to book a trip and visit the archipelago situated in the heart of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. The towns are positively fairy tale like, with winding honey-coloured streets leading to palaces, cathedrals and other breath-taking historic monuments. Just a three hour flight away from the UK and boasting over 300 days of sunshine, the Mediterranean archipelago calls to city breakers of all ages.
Historic Cities
Explore 7,000 years of history, yet live passionately in the present. The Islands’ scenery and architecture provide a spectacular backdrop to explore megaliths and medieval dungeons; the Maltese Islands are positively mythic. Malta has rightly been described as an open-air museum, boasting over 320 historical monuments and three UNESCO World Heritage Sites; the Megalithic Temples, the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum and the City of Valletta.
The Maltese Islands are home to a number of fascinating cities; Valletta, Mdina and Three Cities. Valletta is a masterpiece of the Baroque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the sunniest city in Europe. The origins of Mdina, Malta’s medieval capital, can be traced back more than 4,000 years. It’s still home to Malta’s noble families and impressive palaces line its winding streets. The Three Cities is the collective name of the three fortified cities of Birgu, Senglea and Cospicua in Malta. The picturesque narrow streets are perfect for absorbing some of the local atmosphere and traditions.
Culinary Excellence
If you’re seeking first-class Mediterranean food, you’ve come to the right place. Renowned for its freshly caught seafood and wineries, take your taste buds on a culinary adventure.
The Maltese Islands are home to 5 Michelin Star restaurants, three of which are located in Malta’s capital city Valletta. Malta has 31 Michelin Plates in total and many have been recognised for their sustainable farm-to-table concepts.
St Julian's & St George's Bay
With a stunning seafront position, the Radisson Blu Resort is just a short walk from the variety of culinary delights of the St Julian's waterfront; along with the unforgettable views of Spinola Bay and Balluta Bay.
Close to St George's Bay, a small sandy cove perfect for soaking up the sun and swimming - along with plenty of lively eateries and trendy nightlife spots.
A short journey to Valletta
Nearby you will find the capital city of Valletta.
The magnificent fortress city was built upon the arid rock of Mount Sciberras peninsula, which rises steeply from two deep harbours, Marsamxett and Grand Harbour. Built by the Knights of St John, Valletta is a masterpiece of the Baroque; a European Art City and a UNESCO World Heritage City.
Winter Carnival
Visiting in the winter? You can't miss the most exciting seasonal event in the country - the Malta Carnival! This five-day celebration features colourful floats, extravagant costumes and parties into the early hours. The heart of the action takes place in Valletta, where hundreds of people gather during the parade wearing flamboyant costumes, masks and heavy make-up. It's a real delight adding a splash of colour to winter!
Birgufest
The Birgufest is the perfect time to discover one of the oldest, historical and most beautiful cities of Malta. Birgufest is a celebration of culture and art. Visitors can enjoy historical re-enactments and dinner by candlelight in the quaint town square. All the surrounding streets and houses are lit up with candles, chandeliers hang in the streets, and music ruminates throughout the winding pathways. It's a truly magical time to explore Malta.
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