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"An island where ancient history meets crystal-clear waters, where golden sunsets paint the sky and every street tells a story. A place to explore, unwind, and be inspired."

Welcome to Malta

Cruise Nation are delighted to bring you our great range of Malta Cruise & Stay Holidays. These packages all feature a cruise sailing from the port of Valletta. This means that Cruise Nation bring you massive choice on cruise lines to sail with throughout the year. Our Malta Smart Packages feature FREE stays in one of many handpicked hotels which are all centrally located in Valletta providing you with the ideal base from which to explore all that this exciting destination has to offer.

A view of Saint Julian in Malta — Saint Julian's

With our Malta Cruise & Stay packages, your flights will always be included. We also offer flights from a number of regional airports throughout the UK giving you much greater flexibility and making your holiday experience as smooth as possible.

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Weather in the Mediterranean

Malta’s weather is the Mediterranean dream—warm, sun-soaked, and inviting almost all year round. Summers are long, dry, and golden, with blue skies stretching endlessly and sea breezes offering just enough relief from the heat. It’s the perfect season for beach days, boat trips, and late-night al fresco dining under the stars.

Winters are mild and short, with the occasional rainy day, but even then, the sun isn’t gone for long. Spring and autumn offer the best of both worlds—pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and an island buzzing with life. Whether you’re exploring ancient temples, diving into crystal-clear waters, or simply soaking up the laid-back island vibe, Malta’s weather is always on your side.

Malta, a small archipelago in the central Mediterranean Sea, lies about 93 kilometers south of Sicily. Known for its rich 7,000-year history, the country reflects diverse influences from the Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, Knights of St. John, French, and British in its architecture, language, and traditions. The capital city, Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases baroque architecture and historical treasures, such as St. John’s Co-Cathedral and the Grandmaster's Palace.

The economy is diverse, with tourism, manufacturing, and financial services as key sectors. Malta has also established itself as a growing financial hub, offering a stable banking system and a favorable regulatory environment for businesses. The Maltese people are renowned for their hospitality, warmth, and strong community sense, with traditional feasts and festivals, such as the village festas dedicated to patron saints, playing a crucial role in local life. These events are marked by colorful processions, fireworks, music, and food, showcasing the island’s vibrant cultural heritage.

A View of Popeyes Village, A Theme Park in Malta

Things to do in Malta

Explore Mdina

Mdina, also known as The Silent City, is a fortified city in the Northern Region of Malta. It served as the island’s capital from antiquity to the medieval period. With fewer than 250 inhabitants, Mdina lies on a hilltop in the center of Malta, boasting 4,000 years of history. Its labyrinth of narrow streets, influenced by Arab architecture, features imposing limestone constructions and countless cultural treasures.

Dive at the HMS Maori

HMS Maori is a World War II wreck located off the coast of Malta, offering an accessible and intriguing dive site. Unlike most deep boat dives, Maori is a shallow dive that can be reached directly from the shore, making it particularly appealing for novice divers. The wreck lies on a sandy seabed with a maximum depth of 16 meters, allowing for longer bottom times and extended exploration.

An Aerial View of the Cliffs of Comino Island

Visit Comino Island

Comino, also known as Kemmuna in Maltese, is a small and pristine island situated between the larger islands of Malta and Gozo. Covering a mere 3.5 km², Comino measures only 2 km in length and 1.7 km in width, making it the smallest inhabited island in the Maltese archipelago, home to just four people. The island's rugged landscape features jagged cliffs, two small sandy beaches, coves, and creeks, while the entire coastline is dotted with deep caves, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers.

See the Sunset at Dingli Cliffs

Dingli Cliffs, located on Malta’s western coast just off the picturesque village of Dingli, offer panoramic coastal views from their impressive height of 253 meters above sea level. Composed of Upper Coralline Limestone shaped by millions of years of natural forces—waves and winds—the cliffs provide breathtaking vistas of the Mediterranean Sea and the Maltese countryside.

Restaurants in Malta

Prosciutteria

Prosciutteria is an Italian gem located in Il Gzira, Malta. Situated at 188 Triq Ix-xatt, right across from Manoel Island, this restaurant offers a delightful blend of Italian, Pizza, and Mediterranean cuisine. Prosciutteria is known for its excellent pizzas and salads.

Steak on top of tomatoes and topped with greenery

Wigi’s Kitchen

Wigi’s Kitchen, located in the heart of Balluta Bay, Malta, offers a delightful blend of traditional Mediterranean cuisine with a progressive twist. The food at Wigi’s is based on the traditional Mediterranean kitchen, but they add their own creative interpretation without following food trends.

Venus Restaurant

Venus Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Bugibba, Malta, is a small family-run gem. Venus offers a selection of Mediterranean dishes as starters and main courses. Their daily fresh specials feature fish and meat cuts, accompanied by local ingredients.

I PUPI Pizzeria

I PUPI Pizzeria, located in the heart of Valletta, Malta’s capital city, offers a delightful culinary journey through authentic Italian cuisine. Nestled amidst the charming streets of Valletta, this pizzeria stands out for its traditional Sicilian-style pizzas, prepared with the freshest ingredients.

Malta Nightlife

UNO Malta

UNO Malta is the largest open-air club on the islands of Malta and Gozo. Situated in the middle of Ta’ Qali’s crafts village, it offers a prime party complex with open-air terraces, three separate stages, and chic bars. UNO has hosted some of the biggest DJs in the world.

Fra Giuseppe

Fra Giuseppe is a well-established wine bar nestled against the Balzan parish church in Malta. Here, friends gather over carefully selected nibbles and platters to relax and enjoy a bottle of wine. With over 100 bottles of wine categorized by type, it’s a delightful spot for wine enthusiasts.

Events in Malta

Moonlight Swim

Moonlight Swim at Infinity by Hugo’s is the ultimate rooftop pool party in Malta! Dive into an unforgettable night under the stars. With not one, but two dance floors, take a dip in the pool, sip on refreshing drinks, and dance the night away with friends. You won’t want to leave until the party ends.

Folklore Dinner Show

Folklore Dinner Shows at Ta Marija Restaurant in Malta offer an immersive cultural experience that combines traditional Maltese gastronomy with captivating folklore entertainment. Located in Mosta, this charming venue invites you to enjoy a delightful blend of culinary traditions and local folklore.