Travel to Malta
Flights
Getting to Malta is a breeze with a multitude of airlines serving the island. Key Maltese carriers include KM Malta and Malta Air (a subsidiary of RyanAir). Additionally, travelers can choose from various international airlines such as Wizz Air, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, EasyJet, Luxair, and more. With a diverse range of options, your journey to Malta is seamlessly connected.
Accommodation
When it comes to accommodation in Malta, the options are abundant. From a variety of hotels in Malta listed on Visit Malta, Booking.com, Trivago, TripAdvisor, and more, to the flexibility of booking an accomodation available on both Airbnb and Booking.com. Whether you prefer the convenience of a hotel or the charm of a local home/apartment, finding the perfect stay for your Malta visit is easy and diverse.
Travel in Malta
By Land
To explore Malta by land, the Malta Public Transport offers a convenient option. A travel card ensures free rides, while without it, each journey costs 2.50 euros, valid for 2 hours. Book your trip at https://www.publictransport.com.mt/en/trip-planner. Additionally, various cab services, including eCabs, Bolt, Uber, and Malta Taxi, provide efficient transportation. For more autonomy, consider renting your own car or motorcycle to roam the beautiful landscapes of Malta at your own pace.
By Sea
Discover the charm of Malta by sea with multiple ferry and water taxi options offering affordable prices. Experience the swift and cost-effective services of the Gozo Fast Ferry, Gozo Channel, Valletta Ferry, and Bella Comino Ferry and many more providing a delightful way to travel freely between destinations on the beautiful Maltese island, Gozo & Comino too.
Malta FAQs
Where is Malta located?
Malta, an island in Europe-state situated in the Mediterranean Sea, is found south of Sicily, Italy. Comprising three islands—Malta, Gozo, and Comino.
What language is spoken?
Malta boasts two official languages: Maltese and English. Additionally, many Maltese exhibit proficiency in Italian, among other languages, showcasing their innate linguistic abilities.
What side should I
drive on?
In Malta, driving is on the left side of the road, and there is a standard speed limit of 50 km/h in built-up areas and 80 km/h on open roads. Specific speed restrictions may be in place and will be clearly indicated by signposts.
What is Malta's currency?
The primary currency in Malta is the Euro (EUR). While Visa credit cards are widely accepted, it's advisable to inform the credit card company about travel plans in advance to ensure a seamless experience during your vacation and avoid any potential inconveniences.
Discover Global Flavours in Malta
Welcome to the Malta International Food Festival, where the world comes together through a culinary feast in the centre of Malta. Come along for an international culinary journey where chefs from all over the world will be displaying their unique flavours and traditions. Our event is a mixing pot of tastes and cultures, presenting both foreign and local Maltese dishes. Get your tickets today to embark on a delicious visit that embraces the diverse tapestry of international cuisine.
Arrive at The Granaries, Floriana
Conveniently reach the Malta International Food Festival by opting for Malta's public transport. Head to any nearby bus station and look for the side where underneath the bus numbers its marked as "Valletta", wait for those busses and you will get off at the last bus stop "Valletta". Given Valletta's status as the capital city, all buses pass through, making it a hassle-free route to our festival grounds.
For a comfortable and direct ride, consider using Malta's popular cab services. Prioritize convenience by downloading apps from major taxi providers, including ecabs, Bolt, Uber and Malta Taxi. With just a few taps, you'll have a reliable cab at your service, ensuring a stress-free arrival and departure from the festival.
Choose the transportation mode that suits your preferences, and we look forward to welcoming you at Malta International Food Festival for an unforgettable experience!
Weather in August
In August, Malta gets really hot! It's the peak of summer, with temperatures starting around 27°C and ending at about 25.5°C by the end of the month. The weather is super sunny with clear blue skies, and guess what? It almost never rains in August in Malta! No raindrops for days or even weeks. So, if you're planning a visit, be ready for the heat. Pack light clothes, put on sunscreen, and keep yourself hydrated. The sun will be shining bright, making it perfect for enjoying Malta's summer vibes!