BRL 17 Cheap Flights to Malta

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How to find cheap flights to Malta?

Finding the good deals on flights can be a stressful, time-consuming task. With so many options and different flight comparison websites, at Trip.com we make the process a lot smoother and enjoyable. To find cheap flights to Malta, check out midweek options, plus early and late-night flights. Start your holiday on the right foot by searching for flights at Trip.com.

How to buy cheap flights?

Buying cheap flights is easy at Trip.com. Simply enter your departure location and add Malta as your destination, add your preferred dates and then let us do all the hard work! Within seconds you’ll be able to browse various flight options, including different departure dates, and spot the cheapest flights at only a glance. We find the best deals from a selection of air carriers so you don’t have to spend hours searching for flights to Malta!

When can I get cheapest tickets?

To make sure our customers find the cheapest tickets, we have a handy trend graph which shows the expected cheapest flight prices for the upcoming days and months. In this way, you can book your flights in advance knowing that you’ve got the best deal. Flights to Malta tend to be cheaper in the winter months, which is the island’s low season, with prices increasing significantly over summer when Malta enjoys high temperatures, especially in July and August during the school holiday period.

Airports in Malta

Malta has one international airport conveniently located in the very centre of the island in the town of Luqa, making it easy and quick to access various destinations across the Maltese Archipelago. Malta International Airport (MLA), often referred to Valletta Airport, is just 9 km away from the fortified capital of Valletta. There is a very affordable public bus service to and from Valletta capital and the airport with a journey time of approximately 20 minutes.

About airlines and budgeted airlines

Low-cost carriers Ryanair, Wizz Air and easyJet all offer flights to Malta from the UK at very affordable prices, starting at as little as £16 one way in January. Air Malta also provides direct flights between London and Malta with a flight time of around 3 hours 10 minutes, perfect for business trips or a weekend getaway.

Peak season for travel

Peak season in Malta runs from June to mid-September. This period sees the largest number of tourists visiting the Maltese Islands thanks to high Mediterranean temperatures of around 30–35°C. July and August are the most saturated months when it comes to sheer number of tourists. During this period visitors can expect great weather, however the island’s most popular destinations will be crowded and many accommodation options get booked up quickly.

June and September still enjoy warm temperatures, but are not as crowded as July and August. They can be a great option for sun lovers seeking a lively atmosphere, yet the option to relax and bask in the island’s laidback way of life after the bustling summer months. Use our handy search engine at Trip.com to find the best deal on flights to Malta during the island’s peak season.

Low season for travel

Malta’s low season coincides with the island’s cooler winter months, starting from December until February. This is when the country sees the most rain, however visitors can expect pleasant, mild temperatures in the region of 18°C. With lows of 9°C at night, warmer clothing for the evening is definitely needed. If you visit the Maltese Islands in low season you can also expect cheaper flights and better deals on hotels.

About Malta

Malta is the biggest island of the Maltese archipelago, one of the most touristic and picturesque destinations in the Mediterranean. Other inhabited islands include Comino and Gozo. The capital of Malta is Valletta, home to its characteristic wooden balconies and beautiful examples of architecture. Thanks to the island’s strategic position, it has been ruled by various civilisations and vestiges of its rich past can be found throughout the island.

Many tourists are attracted to the island given its year-round, warm Mediterranean climate, its paradise-like beaches, and because its official language is English.

Tourist attractions in Malta

Malta is an island brimming with history and culture, and it is the commercial hub of the archipelago. Visitors to Malta can’t leave without making a stop in the historic capital of Valletta, a walled city which boasts narrow streets and stunning architecture. We recommend taking it all in from the Upper Barakka Gardens overlooking the Grand Harbour. There’s also the impressive St John’s Co-Cathedral, a baroque masterpiece where Caravaggio’s ‘The Beheading of Saint John’ is housed.

Beyond the walls of the capital, we recommend visiting the colourful Sliema on the island’s east coast and taking a stroll along its extensive seaside promenade. Other stroll-worthy towns include Malta’s Three Cities: Birgu, the oldest of the trio, Senglea and Cospicua.

Sun worshippers can’t miss the idyllic Ghajn Tuffieha Bay, in the town of Mġarr. This half-moon beach is often quieter than the nearby Golden Bay, offering visitors a secluded, peaceful spot to catch some rays.

Best travel time in Malta

From March to May and September to November, Malta is a peaceful paradise, perfect for those craving Mediterranean sun without the crowds. The shoulder season in Malta offers pleasant temperatures in the region of 20°C, clear skies with the occasional shower, fewer tourists and fantastic deals on hotels and flights. We’d recommend packing warmer clothes for the evening as temperatures can drop, in addition to a rain jacket. Visit Trip.com to find cheap flights to Malta and start planning your holiday!

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2) British High Commission Malta – GOV. UK. (n.d.). British High Commission Malta – GOV. UK. British High Commission Malta