Sitting at the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta is one of Europe’s most accessible island destinations, with direct flights arriving from cities across the continent.
However you’re travelling, getting to the island is the easy part.
What happens when you arrive? That’s the unforgettable bit.
Malta International Airport is one of the most connected airports in the Mediterranean, welcoming direct flights from across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East year-round. Most major European cities have a direct route, and if yours doesn’t, you’re rarely more than one short connection away.
🇮🇹 From Italy
Rome, Milan, Catania, Bologna, Bari, Naples, Palermo, Turin, Pisa
🇬🇧 From the United Kingdom
London, Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Edinburgh, Glasgow
🇫🇷 From France
Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Nantes, Bordeaux
🇪🇸 From Spain
Madrid, Málaga
🇩🇪 From Germany
Berlin, Düsseldorf, Munich
🌍 From elsewhere in Europe and beyond
Direct and connecting flights operate from the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, the Balkans, Turkey, and beyond. Check with your preferred airline or search via Google Flights or Skyscanner for the best routes and fares from your location.
The main airlines flying into Malta include:
KM Malta Air, Ryanair, Malta Air, easyJet, Wizz Air, Lufthansa, KLM, Turkish Airlines, and several other regional carriers – meaning competitive prices and plenty of options no matter where you’re coming from.
Malta International Airport is located in Luqa, just a few kilometres from the capital Valletta and within easy reach of the whole island.
By Taxi Official white taxis operate from the arrivals hall with fixed-rate fares to all destinations across Malta. No negotiating, no surprises.
Uber & Bolt are available on the Island, so make sure you have the apps ready downloaded on your devices to use
By Bus Malta’s public bus network connects the airport to Valletta and beyond. It’s affordable, runs regularly, and covers most of the island. Check schedules at publictransport.com.mt.
By Rental Car All major car rental companies operate from the airport. Malta drives on the left – keep that in mind before you hit the road. The island is small, so you’ll never be far from where you need to be.
Malta has a long history with the sea, and arriving by ferry is one of the most dramatic ways to do it.
From Sicily (Italy) Regular ferry and catamaran services run between Valletta’s Grand Harbour and Pozzallo or Catania in Sicily. The crossing takes between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on the route and service. Check schedules at virtuferries.com.
By Cruise Malta is a major Mediterranean cruise destination. Valletta’s Grand Harbour is one of the most iconic arrival points in Europe – if you happen to be cruising, you’ll know it when you see it.
Once you’re on the island, getting around is easy.
The island is only 27 km long, so nothing is ever truly far away.
Public transport information:
🌐 publictransport.com.mt
Malta offers a diverse range of accommodation options to suit every travel style and budget. From luxury resorts and waterfront hotels to boutique properties, serviced apartments, bed and breakfasts, hostels and family-run guesthouses, visitors can choose from a wide variety of stays across the islands. Those seeking a more authentic local experience can also opt for traditional Maltese townhouses, private villas and restored farmhouses, particularly on Gozo, where local architecture and Mediterranean charm create a unique setting for a relaxing stay.
Many properties are located close to beaches, nightlife hotspots and cultural landmarks, while others offer a more laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere with pools, wellness facilities and stunning sea views. From the vibrant streets of Valletta and St. Julian’s to the slower pace of Gozo, Malta makes it easy to turn your festival trip into a complete island experience.
DISCOVER MALTA
From beaches and historic cities to nightlife, food and hidden coastal spots, discover more about Malta here:
🌐 visitmalta.com
FESTIVAL LOCATIONS
Gianpula Village
📍 Triq ta’ Gianpula, Ħaż-Żebbuġ, Malta
Coordinates: 35.876184, 14.418394
Café del Mar
📍 Triq It-Trunciera, St. Paul’s Bay, Malta
Coordinates: 35.9589798, 14.4236453<>/a
Toy Room
📍 Tigné Seafront, Sliema, Malta
Coordinates: 35.9100401, 14.5108150
