Malta's capital, despite its small size, is brimming with charm. Stroll through golden limestone streets, discover quirky cafés, and soak in stunning harbour views. Museums, markets, rooftop bars—this UNESCO city has it all in one walkable wonderland.
Dreamy, green, and full of hidden gems—Gozo is your ticket to slow island living. Explore secret coves, dive into crystal waters, hike across rolling hills, or just chill with a local wine in hand. It’s peaceful, pretty, and packed with soul.
Big beaches, bold sunsets, and a relaxed holiday vibe—Mellieħa is a slice of coastal heaven. Perfect for lazy days, water sports, and romantic cliffside dinners. This seaside spot, family-friendly yet full of grown-up charm, meets all the requirements.
We share our experiences, tips, and travel stories to inspire and guide our readers in their own adventures. From hidden gems to popular destinations in Malta and Gozo, we showcase the beauty and diversity of these islands and promote responsible and sustainable travel.
November in Malta arrives softly. The heat slips away, the island exhales, and everything slows into a gentler rhythm. The sea is still glittering, but the beaches are quieter now — the kind of quiet that lets you hear your own thoughts again. Cafés in Valletta feel warmer, more intimate. Church bells echo a little louder. People linger longer over coffee.
With year-round sunshine, Mediterranean charm, and a thriving creative scene, Malta has quietly become one of Europe’s most appealing destinations for digital nomads. Whether you’re freelancing, running a start-up, or working remotely for an international company, Malta offers a work-life balance that’s hard to beat.
When October arrives, Malta transforms from a sunny Mediterranean escape into a thrilling island full of shadows, costumes, and candlelight.
Step into Malta in summer, and you’ll find yourself swept up in the heartbeat of the islands — the festa. These vibrant village feasts, steeped in centuries-old tradition, are the soul of Maltese culture. They’re not just events on the calendar; they’re a heady mix of colour, faith, music, and community spirit that light up the long Mediterranean nights.
Landing in Malta is always exciting—the island greets you with sunshine, sea views, and the promise of a Mediterranean adventure. But first, there’s one essential step before the beach cocktails and historic strolls: getting from Malta International Airport (MLA) to your accommodation.
Whether you’re staying in Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian’s, Mellieħa, or the quieter corners of Gozo, knowing your transport options can save time, money, and stress. Here’s your complete guide to making that first journey as smooth as possible.
Ah, Malta. The land of sun-soaked coastlines, history steeped in every cobblestone, and a summer calendar bursting with festivals that would make even Dionysus jealous. But just when you thought Maltese summers couldn’t get any better — in bursts Karnival Sajf 2025, a full-blown, feather-draped, float-filled extravaganza bringing the iconic energy of Malta’s traditional Carnival to the sizzling heights of August. And trust us — this is one party you do not want to miss.
Stay in the know with the latest events, festivals, openings, and happenings across Malta and Gozo. From live music and foodie fairs to island news and cultural gems — if it’s worth talking about, you’ll find it here.
Get ready to plunge into Malta’s darkest techno odyssey this December. Dalma Festival 2025 returns December 6–7 at the MFCC, emerging as a seismic two-day underground gathering of raw beats, […]
Get ready! Zamna Festival returns to Malta next May for two unforgettable nights of music, magic and Mediterranean vibes. Day 1 takes place on Friday 15 May 2026 at the […]
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Get the full list of Malta’s public holidays and long weekends. Whether you’re plotting your next escape or making the most of a midweek break, we’ve got all the key dates you need to plan ahead.
Start your year with a boom! Malta’s New Year’s Day means fireworks over the Baħar Mediterranju (Mediterranean Sea) and street celebrations that go late into the night. Imagine sipping a drink, eating pastizzi (flaky pastry filled with ricotta or peas), and watching the sky light up over Valletta.
Here’s a bit of history for you: San Pawl (St. Paul) was shipwrecked in Malta back in AD 60, and the Maltese sure know how to celebrate this legendary event. The streets of Valletta burst into life with briju (festivities), including processions and band marches. Want to experience the magic? Grab some mqaret (deep-fried date pastries) and join the crowds—it’s a vibe!
Looking for a chill day with fewer tourists around? St. Joseph’s Feast is perfect for some rilassament (relaxation). While locals spend the day with family, you can hit up ix-xatt (the beach) or explore Malta’s hidden gems.
Jum il-Ħelsien (Freedom Day) is a big deal here in Malta! It marks the day Malta bid farewell to the British military in 1979. Expect parades and patriotic vibes, especially in Birgu. The Freedom Monument becomes the hotspot for speeches and celebrations. Watch this Freedom Day parade for some Maltese pride—get ready to wave the bandiera Maltija (Maltese flag)!
Easter in Malta is kbir ħafna (a big deal)! Good Friday is all about tradition, with solemn processions and beautiful statues paraded through towns. If you want to feel the spirit, head to Żebbuġ or Qormi for their famous processions.
Malta’s version of Jum il-Ħaddiem (Labour Day) is pretty laid-back. It’s the perfect time to hop on a ferry and spend the day in Gozo, Malta’s smaller sister island. Fancy a swim in a hidden cove or a boat ride around l-Gżejjer ta’ Għawdex (the islands of Gozo)? Here’s a guide to exploring Gozo—trust us, you won’t regret it.
A day to reflect on Malta’s history, Sette Giugno commemorates the 1919 riots. After a memorial service, why not make the most of the early summer vibes? Hit up a ristorant fuq il-baħar (waterfront restaurant) for lunch, then take a dip in the crystal-clear waters.
L-Imnarja is the feast of St Peter and St Paul, and it’s a foodie’s dream! Locals flock to Buskett Gardens for BBQs and picnics. If you’re feeling adventurous, check out the quirky donkey and horse races—it’s a sight to see!
Santa Marija is one of the biggest celebrations in Malta, and the party doesn’t stop until the fireworks fade. Major towns like Mosta, Gozo, and Ħal Għaxaq throw massive street parties, and the skies light up with nar (fireworks).
Boat races, anyone? Jum il-Vitorja (Victory Day) celebrates Malta’s historical wins, and the best part? The Regatta! Grab a spot by the Grand Harbour in Valletta or Birgu and watch the boats battle it out. This video gives you the inside scoop on the action.
Fireworks, concerts, parades—it’s fiesta time again! Jum l-Indipendenza (Independence Day) marks Malta’s 1964 break from British rule, and the party doesn’t stop until the streets clear. Head to Pjazza l-Indipendenza in Valletta for the best celebrations.
For a quieter, more spiritual day, il-Festa tal-Immakulata Kunċizzjoni (Immaculate Conception) is all about reflection. Visit some of Malta’s stunning knejjes (churches) to take in the beauty of this religious holiday.
Another big day in Malta! Jum ir-Repubblika celebrates Malta becoming a republic in 1974. Expect military parades, fireworks, and traditional music. Fancy hearing some Maltese folk tunes? Don’t miss Għanafest—it’s got għana (traditional folk singing) that’ll transport you back in time.
Il-Milied (Christmas) in Malta is all about the twinkling lights, presepji ħajjin (live nativity scenes), and cozy feasts. Wander through the villages and check out the beautifully lit-up streets.
