Currency
The currency in Malta is the Euro (EUR), symbolised by €
Why Visit Malta?
The tiny island of Malta is a fascinating melting pot of contrasts and a Mediterranean escape full of fun and cultural distractions. Whether it's visiting the Grand Harbour in Valetta, joining one of our popular walking trip or relaxing on a beach somewhere, this is the perfect winter sun destination. From the heavy North African and Arabic influences that can be heard in the local language, to the Italian and Sicilian style cuisine, Malta boasts a varied history that's narrated through its pre-historic temples and baroque-style architecture.
Culture
Cuisine
Beaches
History
Trips to Malta
Facts about Malta
Time Zone
Malta operates on Central European Time (CET) at GMT+1 and observes Daylight Saving Time, switching to Central European Summer Time (CEST) which is GMT+2 from late March to late October.
Weather
Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers averaging around 86°F and mild winters with temperatures ranging from 50°F to 59°F
Things to see & do
Discover the historic sites of Valletta, explore the ancient temples of Mnajdra, and relax on the stunning beaches of the Blue Lagoon on Comino.
Local Cuisine
Savour pastizzi, flaky pastries filled with ricotta or peas, enjoy rabbit stew (fenek) simmered with garlic and herbs, and taste kannoli, sweet pastry tubes filled with creamy ricotta and citrus zest.
