Fancy travelling to Malta? This island nation offers crystal clear waters, medieval towns and adventures in beautiful nature. Here are our top tips for travelling to Malta.
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Travelling to Malta - guides, reports and tips
Malta, in Southern Europe, is a great place to enjoy sun and sea, perhaps combined with boat trips and other nature-based experiences. The island nation is also perfect if you like history and good food. On this page you will find reports and tips about Malta.
Maltese food – 16 dishes to try in Malta
Malta - things to see and do on the Mediterranean island
Attractions in Malta - 7 hot tips
Mdina, Malta - the quiet city on the hill
Sliema and St Julian's in Malta - 13 things to do
Marsaxlokk in Malta - a picturesque fishing town
12 nature experiences in Malta and Gozo
Historical sights in Malta not to be missed
11 things to see and do in Gozo, Malta
Luxury Hotel in Malta - Fortina Spa Resort
Trying climbing in Gozo, Malta
Mountain biking on Gozo in beautiful Malta
Relaxed spa hotel in Gozo - pool and good food
Diving in Malta - a great experience
Segway in Malta - around beautiful Dingli
5 beautiful beaches in Malta - don't miss these!
Malta Classic Grand Prix, Join us!
Two good hotels in Malta - in two different price ranges
7 restaurants in Malta you don't want to miss
Exclusive viewing - private collection of cars in Malta
Culture and Language in Malta - Arabic, British, Italian?
5 things to see and do in Valletta
Festival of lights in Malta (and an unexpected party)
Ferrari and Porsche - a lifestyle in Malta
The mysteries of Hagar Qim in Malta
Films from Malta
Here you can find several films from our trips in Malta.
Good to know before travelling to Malta
Fast facts about Malta
- Capital city: Valletta
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Language: Maltese and English
- Time zone: GMT+1
- Population: approx. 520 000
- Electricity: 230V (UK type G plug, adapter needed)
- Go ahead: left side
Frequently asked questions about Malta
When is the best time to travel to Malta?
Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) are often the best periods. Summer is warm and perfect for swimming, while winter is mild and good for culture and the city.
Do you need a visa for Malta?
No, as a Swedish citizen you do not need a visa to travel to Malta.
How long should I stay in Malta?
3-5 days are enough to experience the main sights, while a week allows time for both excursions and relaxation.
Is Malta an expensive destination?
Malta is a mid-priced country, but there are options in several price ranges.
How to get around Malta?
The bus network is well developed and covers large parts of the islands. Car hire can be an option, but traffic can be intense.
Is Malta safe to travel to?
Malta is a safe destination with low crime rates.
What are the top destinations in Malta?
Valletta attracts with history and culture, while Mdina offers a calmer atmosphere. Gozo offers nature and less touristy environments, and the coast offers swimming and cliffs.
Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Malta?
No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.
What to consider culturally in Malta?
Malta has a mix of European and Mediterranean influences. The pace is relaxed and English works very well.
What is the food like in Malta?
Maltese cuisine is influenced by Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, with a focus on fish, seafood and local ingredients.
Similar destinations in Europe
If you like Malta, there are several destinations in Europe that combine sun and sea with history, culture and good food - often in seaside settings.
- Greece - islands, history and crystal clear waters
- Italy - coast, culture and strong food culture
- Croatia - historic coastal towns and clear waters
- Spain - sun, swimming and lively coastal environments
- Cyprus - warm climate, history and beaches
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Johnny says:
As the digital nomad I am, I have somewhat spontaneously bought a plane ticket to Malta at the end of November. 10 years since I was last there. Will be exciting! 🙂
02 November 2016 - 18:15
admin says:
Johnny, how nice that you are going to Malta! Hope you have a nice trip! 🙂
03 November 2016 - 8:31
Travelsis says:
So many good restaurant tips in Malta, really good, as we are going there soon, thanks!
09 July 2017 - 9:59