Our Malta holidays & tours
Boasting 300 sunny days, three UNESCO sites and a church for every day of the year, Malta may be a small country, but it’s got some giant attractions. Our Malta holidays encourage travellers to seek out the island’s rich cultural heritage, particularly its historic architecture, before heading onwards to Gozo or perhaps even Sicily – both just a short hop across the sea. Malta is a popular and therefore busy destination, but there are slices of paradise here. They could be relaxed small ship cruises seeking out quiet harbours; visits to small farms where you can sample locally produced wine, olive oil and sun-dried tomatoes, or family activity holidays where the smiles etched across the kids’ faces will be memories to treasure.
Our top Malta holidays
Holiday to Malta and Gozo
From
£1395 to £1795
8 days
ex flights
Enjoy the highlights of Malta, Gozo on a fascinating tour
Small group2026: 28 Feb, 14 Mar, 21 Mar, 28 Mar, 4 Apr, 11 Apr, 18 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 16 May, 23 May, 30 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 20 Jun, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 17 Oct, 24 Oct, 31 Oct, 7 Nov
Malta and Gozo & Sicily holiday
From
£3565 to £3995
16 days
ex flights
Explore the diverse islands of Malta, Gozo and Sicily
Small group2026: 14 Mar, 4 Apr, 11 Apr, 18 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 23 May, 30 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 17 Oct, 24 Oct
Gozo walking holiday, Malta
From
£1039 to £1639
8 days
inc UK flights
Explore, swim and soak up Gozo's tranquil atmosphere
Tailor made
Gozo family activity holiday in Malta
From
£1445
8 days
ex flights
Family activity week on the beautiful Maltese Island of Gozo
Small group2026: 6 Apr, 6 May, 6 Jun, 6 Jul, 6 Aug, 6 Sep, 6 Oct
Gozo short break walking holiday
From
£759 to £1019
5 days
inc UK flights
Explore Gozo's impressive coastline and cobbled streets
Tailor made
Malta, Gozo and Sicily small ship cruise
From
£3043 to £5000
8 days
ex flights
A cruise brimming with opportunities for outdoor adventure.
Small group2026: 25 Jul
Naples to Malta small ship cruise, La Dolce Vita!
From
£3043 to £5870
8 days
ex flights
A journey discovering eight stylish and beautiful cities
Small group2026: 4 Jul, 8 Aug, 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 3 Oct
Malta to Naples small ship cruise
From
£3043 to £5870
8 days
ex flights
A captivating journey from Valetta to Naples
Small group2026: 27 Jun, 11 Jul, 29 Aug, 12 Sep, 26 Sep
Malta vacation, Temples & Fortresses
From
US $3995 to US $4794.8
8 days
ex flights
Unveil ancient temples, mighty fortresses & Malta’s legends
Small group2026: 8 May, 18 Sep
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Malta map & highlights
The island of Malta maybe just smaller than Andorra but it more than holds its own when it comes to historic importance, with the east coast city of Valletta designated Europe’s capital of culture for 2018. Thanks to Malta’s proximity to Sicily, day trips, in either direction, are more than possible and it takes about 90 minutes to make the journey by ferry. Gozo and tiny Comino, the two other islands in the Maltese archipelago, are also in easy reach; ferries are inexpensive and take under 30 minutes. Gozo and Malta are like chalk and cheese and it’s definitely advisable to compare the pair before you finally settle on holiday plans.
Comino
1. Comino
There can be few more tranquil settings in the Mediterranean other than the island of Comino which lies neatly nestled between Malta and Gozo. One hotel, three cars and four permanent residents mark Comino out from its larger siblings although, thanks to the island's crystal clear waters and sandy white beaches, snorkellers and divers flock like seagulls, especially during the summer.
Mdina
2. Mdina
Although Malta does suffer from traffic congestion, the walled city of Mdina, about 12km west of Valletta, most certainly does not. Nicknamed the Silent City, partly due to the lack of cars, Mdina features a fascinating blend of Norman and Baroque, alongside medieval and Roman ruins, to create a more peaceful alternative to Malta's capital, with the interior of St Paul's Cathedral a must for fresco fanciers.
The Megalithic temples
3. The Megalithic temples
There are six ruined temple sites that have UNESCO status and all but one, the Ggantija temples on Gozo, are on the island of Malta. Excavations have uncovered some of the world's oldest free standing stone works and you'll have to fast forward an extra 1,000 years before you get even close to the creation of Stonehenge. The Gozo temples are probably the most enticing for amateur archaeologists.
Senglea
4. Senglea
The smallest of the Grand Harbour's Three Cities, Senglea is as firmly entwined within Malta's history as the twisted fig trees to be found arbitrarily growing throughout its streets. Traditional sailing regattas, complete with fireworks, turn Senglea into a lavishly decorated flap of colour from March through to September with links to maritime heritage and the Knights of St John both celebrated with equal zeal.
Valletta
5. Valletta
A visit to Malta's capital feeds cultural history lovers from a banquet of Baroque displayed within many of the city's palaces and churches, including one of Europe's finest, St John’s Co-Cathedral. Stroll through the Upper Barrakka Gardens and you'll catch your first glimpse of the fortified bastions guarding the Grand Harbour which is well worth closer inspection, if only for fish & chips at sunset.
Victoria, Gozo
6. Victoria, Gozo
You can't come to Malta without visiting Gozo, and you can't come to Gozo without museum hopping or strolling through Victoria’s celebrated Villa Rundle Gardens. The Cittadella is another must see as it extends through Victoria like an ornate bronzed fist, and creeping around the narrow limestone alleys, that align the hilltop fortifications, reveals as much about Gozo’s history as it does its natural beauty.
Our Malta holidays reviews
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Maybelle Go02 Nov 2025
5 Stars =) Our guide, Chantelle Shaw, with our drivers, Tony, Mario, Raymond, Baji, are all fantastic. I can see the team love showing and sharing Malta to tourists.read more
Maggie Davies12 Oct 2025
Brilliant- we saw so many of the key sites on both islands and our guide Althea was amazingly informative.read more
