Are there direct flights to Malta from UK?

Yes, you can fly direct to Malta from the UK with easyJet.

How many hours is it from UK to Malta?

Flight times for our cheap flights from the UK to Malta can vary day to day, but you can typically expect these times: Flights from London Gatwick to Malta: 3 hours and 10 minutes Flights from Manchester to Malta: 3 hours and 30 minutes

Is 3 days enough for Malta?

Flying to Malta for a long weekend gives you time to explore Valletta and some other areas around the main island. It also allows for a boat day, where you can explore the Blue Lagoon and the smaller islands of Gozo and Comino.

What's the best month to fly to Malta?

Malta is beautiful all year round, but if you visit during the months of May, September, or October you'll benefit from gorgeous weather and lighter crowds.

How long is a taxi from Malta airport to St Paul's Bay?

It only takes 30 minutes to drive from Malta Airport(MLA) to the resort town of St Paul's Bay, whether you choose to book a taxi, a transfer, or rent a car.

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Flight prices to Malta

Bristol to Malta

from £44.99

London Gatwick to Malta

from £38.99

Manchester to Malta

from £41.99

Why fly to Malta?

Smaller even than the Isle of Wight, the island nation of Malta is just a tiny drop in the Mediterranean. But despite its small size, Malta flights have a lot to offer visitors. This beautiful island floating between Sicily and north-western Africa delivers beautiful nature, delicious food, and a very unique cultural heritage.

When you book plane tickets to Malta, you’ll discover that good things do indeed come in small packages.

Take a flight to Malta for a combination of Bronze Age ruins, French buildings, Italian influence, and hints of Portugal and Spain. During World War II, Malta was bombarded by the Italians and Germans. It’s something of a miracle any structures survived, but they did. Valletta is a great place to explore.

The baroque St. John’s Co-Cathedral and its golden interior provide some clues as to what Valletta is all about. A fairly unassuming exterior gives way to an over-the-top, fresco-filled interior that, love it or hate it, certainly looks impressive. The cool courtyards of the Grand Master’s Palace are further proof of Malta’s tendency to have unsuspecting exteriors hiding something lavish on the inside. The Royal Armoury here houses nearly 5000 suits of armour and swords.

A nod to Malta’s history can be seen every day at midday, when tourists and locals alike gather near the beautiful Barrakka Gardens to watch as cannons are fired, in a nod to the ancient Maltese method of greeting foreign ships.

Malta is famous for crystal blue waters, and this is particularly true of the spectacular Blue Lagoon. Book a boat trip to visit this beautiful beach on Comino, the smallest of the three Maltese Islands. The boat will drop you off so you can go for a swim, walk along the small uninhabited island, and even enjoy a cocktail or two. Tours will often also take you to see sea caves along the coast, so you can really make a day of it.

For a bit of culture, keen theatregoers should explore the Maltese National Theatre, which was built in 1731 and is one of the oldest in Europe. Small but exquisitely made with individual boxes, ornate columns and a huge golden chandelier, it’s home to year-round performances. For the art buffs, the National Museum of Fine Arts has a huge collection of sculptures and paintings representing Malta’s history, while the Contemporary Art Gallery opened in 2018. This 400-year-old warehouse houses the most innovative, modern offerings from local and international artists.

For a slightly different experience, take a day trip to the neighbouring island of Gozo. Gozo’s principle city, Victoria, feels a bit like Valletta in miniature! Stroll down Republic Street – the main road – to find gardens, arcades and two small opera theatres. Try to visit the alleyways and terraces of the citadel at night for a serene experience. The Gozo Nature Museum is a good addition to your itinerary if you want to find out more about the local flora and fauna. Exhibits include fossils and bone fragments dating back thousands of years.

Book a package holiday and jet off to Malta – we offer a selection of holidays to Malta from all-inclusive breaks to self-catering getaways to make your stay seamless and tailored exactly the way you like it. Whether you’re taking a few days out for a mini-break, or two weeks with the family, easyJet holidays are flexible just for you. The island’s history, scenic landscapes, cultural attractions, dining spots and nightlife will more than fill your holiday in Malta, and that’s before you even think about hitting the beach! Enjoy your perfect break to Malta with easyJet holidays.

You can find affordable direct flights to Malta throughout the year, but in order to get the best deals we’d recommend flexibility! By booking outside of the peak summer months, and being open to fly on different days of the week, you can find great deals to fly to Malta. Want to see what’s on offer? Discover cheap plane tickets with the easyJet Low Fare Finder. Want to see what’s on offer? Find even more cheap plane tickets with the easyJet Low Fare Finder.