Malta · the Mediterranean in miniature
Malta, where honey-stone towns meet a deep blue sea.
Three hours from the UK to a sun-baked little archipelago of harbours, lidos and history — and a Gozo ferry for the slow days. Every four and five-star hotel the operators sell across Malta and Gozo, with real photos and an honest price.
Search holidays in Malta
Set your dates, then pick a region below to price its hotels for those nights.
Pick your base on the islands.
Sliema and St Julian's for the buzz; St Paul's Bay and Bugibba for value; Mellieħa for the sand; Valletta for the history; and Gozo for the slow, green escape. Tap a region to see every hotel we hold there.
A whole Mediterranean holiday on one small island
Malta packs an extraordinary amount into a three-hour hop — fortified harbour cities, rock-cut lidos and swimming platforms, golden bays in the north, and a warm, English-speaking ease that makes it a favourite for first-timers and families. Sliema and St Julian's are the lively seafront heart, all promenade and rooftop pools; St Paul's Bay and Bugibba are the value end; Mellieħa has the island's best sand; Valletta is a baroque city break by the water; and a short ferry north lands you on green, slow Gozo.
Real hotels, real reviews, honest pricing
We list only the Malta hotels the operators actually package — TUI, Jet2 and Thomas Cook — so you can hold their price against a do-it-yourself total of the same hotel plus live flights from your nearest UK airport. All three fly to Malta year-round, from the seafront five-stars of Sliema and St Julian's to family hotels in Bugibba and Mellieħa and the quiet boutiques of Gozo. No invented 'from' prices, no thin pages — just the hotels worth your week.
Good to know
Common questions.
When is the best time for a Malta holiday?
May to October for beach and lido weather, with July and August hottest and busiest. June, September and October give warm seas and big resorts at lower prices, and Malta's mild winters make it a year-round city-break and walking destination too.
Where should I stay in Malta?
Sliema and St Julian's for the seafront buzz, rooftop pools and easy nightlife; St Paul's Bay and Bugibba for value and family hotels; Mellieħa for the island's best sandy beach; Valletta for history; and Gozo for a quieter, greener escape.
Does the list include Gozo?
Yes. Alongside the main-island resorts we hold operator-sold four and five-star hotels on Gozo — reached by the short ferry from the north of Malta — each shown with real photos and an honest all-in comparison.