Is Malta any good for a holiday?

Malta is perhaps one of the most underrated holiday destinations in Europe: wonderful climate and beaches; unique, sumptuous cuisine; myriad cultural events throughout the year; and a greater density of historical sights than any country in the world!

Has TUI Cancelled holidays in Malta?

TUI axes more holidays with trips to Malta, Spain, Italy and Egypt cancelled.

Should I book holiday to Malta?

Year-round sunshine means there’s never a bad time to take your 2022 holiday in Malta. Summer temperatures can soar up to 35C and hover around a pleasant 15C in winter months. The peak season for booking package holidays to Malta is between June and August.

Is Malta a cheap place to visit?

It’s easy to visit Malta on a budget. I was shocked at how cheap this place. Even with summertime increases in accommodation and tour prices, Malta remains an affordable country. I’ve been to all the Eurozone countries now and I have to say Malta is one of the best — if not the best — value.

Can Brits travel to Malta?

From 12 April 2022, arrivals from the UK will be permitted to enter Malta with either a vaccination certificate or a negative PCR taken no longer than 72 hours before arrival, or a rapid antigen test taken no longer than 24 hours before arrival.

Can I fly to Malta from Bristol Airport?

Flights to Malta from Bristol Airport A popular airport for travel to Malta, Ryan Air from Bristol operate a service year round with flights departing 3 times a week. Click here for more info on flight dates and flight times for flights from bristol to Malta.

When is the best time to visit Malta?

Book your holidays to Malta in summer and you could find yourself at one of the island’s lively festa street parties or letting your hair down at a music festival, such as Annie Mac’s Lost & Found. Don’t miss the chance to see a Maltese marching band, too – just one of this characterful island’s distinctive quirks.

Why go on a holiday to Malta?

Open-air festivals fill the calendar with music from opera to trance. However, holidays to Malta can also offer complete relaxation – this Mediterranean island group has more than 300 sunny days a year, and you can relax on fine sandy beaches or dive into wonderfully blue natural pools.

Who are the best tour operators for holidays in Malta?

Malta Holidays with Malta Direct Malta Direct is the UK’s top specialist tour operator offering holidays to the islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino.