Malta has three public holidays left in 2026: Tuesday 8 December, Sunday 13 December and Friday 25 December. This article shows what…
The third Malta Boat Show is held at Dockyard Creek, between Cospicua and Senglea, from 29 October to 1 November 2026. Yachting…
Malta has night routes from Valletta to Kalkara, Dingli and Żurrieq, plus routes from Pembroke and Buġibba. This article lists the routes…
The November 2026 dates in Malta: the Book Festival, a metal weekend, a half marathon in Żurrieq and the start of Christmas…
Junior Eurovision is at Ta’ Qali on 24 October. Żejtun holds its olive festival on 24 and 25 October, and the clocks…
Saturday 17 October has the Rolex Middle Sea Race start, the Ħamrun Chocolate Festival and La Traviata in Gozo. Here is how…
Għadira and Simar are open from September to May, and Salina is open all year. Entry to all three is free.
Virtu Ferries runs a high-speed catamaran between Malta and Pozzallo, Sicily, in about 1 hour 45 minutes, with several sailings a day.
Dogs are banned from every sandy beach except one, all year round. On rocky beaches they are allowed, but not in an…
Ta’ Ħaġrat, in Mġarr, sells no tickets at the gate. Buy online or from a shop in the village before you go,…
Fort Rinella is open Monday to Saturday, 09:30 to 17:30. Adult entry is €14.
Malta leaves summer time at 03:00 on Sunday 25 October. Sunset in Valletta moves from 18:16 the evening before to 17:15.
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