Located between Sicily and North Africa, Malta benefits from a stunning climate throughout the year. Overwhelmed by amazing weather, intriguing history and entertainment coupled with a warm welcome from the locals, Malta has something extraordinary for everyone and never fails to offer.
Known as the island of the sun, Malta offers the ideal setting for hot sunny days on the beach and warm nights with a cool breeze, dining in a seaside restaurant. With the spring rains subsiding in June, summer offers little (if any) rain, opening up opportunities like scuba diving, boating and seaside barbecues. At Malta Hotels Online, we have hotels to suit everyone’s needs and budgets.
With the sea being Malta’s main specialty, there are plenty of towns offering photogenic views, as well as plenty of seafood restaurants to sate your hunger. Home to many beautiful sandy beaches, Malta offers fantastic attractions for sun seekers. Just bring a book and a towel and you’ll be ready for a wonderful day of relaxation in the sun. Ghadira Bay, Ghajn Tuffieha and Golden Bay, Gnejna and Paradise Bay are some of the most popular places on the island.
From 3 star hotels to 4 and 5 star hotels in Malta, we can offer you a variety of accommodation possibilities located in idyllic locations with stunning views so you are never far from the beach.
Summer is the ideal season for many annual festivals that are worth attending. There is the Malta Jazz Festival, the Malta Arts Festival, the Island of MTV, the Malta Mediterranean Folk Music Festival and Notte Bianca to mention just a few.
The hot summer months also kick off the festive season with a series of events starting from late May through September. Not a weekend goes by without a town celebrating the feast of its patron saint. A typical Maltese party lasts a minimum of three days and features traditional stalls selling fast food and Maltese-style nougat, among other delicacies. The nights usually end with a fireworks display that will light up the sky in a variety of colors.
Getting to Malta is quite easy. Several flights from all over the world land in Malta. Cruise ships are also becoming more popular and come to Malta for a full day or several days, allowing tourists to see as many interesting places as possible.