FIRST MINUTE: Discounted flights from Budapest to Malta for only €49 (€69 without Wizz club)! Great price, a lot of dates are available during the summer holidays 2025!
Extremely advantageous offer, if you can plan your holiday for next year already now!
For that we have a tip for a proven 3* hotel with an outdoor pool in the resort of St. Paul's Bay for only €60/person/night including breakfast. For 9 days flight + accommodation together is only €533 per person!
Mayflower Hotel Malta***
8.4/10 - Very good (7127 reviews) - hotel verified by us
60€/person/night (for 3 people) = 1452€/8 nights
70€/person/night (for 2 people) = 1128€/8 nights
- good location in Saint Paul's Bay resort
- 5 minutes walk from the beach
- outdoor pool
- fitness center, bar
- breakfast included in the price
- free cancellation included, payment made on arrival
- verified hotel, we recommend from personal experience!
• August 3 - 7, 2025 for €61
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Thursday 22:55-1:15)
• August 7 - 10, 2025 for €59
(Thursday 20:00-22:20 - Sunday 20:50-23:10)
• August 7 - 14, 2025 for €59
(Thursday 20:00-22:20 - Thursday 22:55-1:15)
• August 10 - 11, 2025 for €61
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Monday 18:00-20:20)
• August 10 - 14, 2025 for €57
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Thursday 22:55-1:15)
• August 10 - 17, 2025 for €61
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Sunday 20:50-23:10)
• August 10 - 18, 2025 for €61
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Monday 18:00-20:20)
• August 15 - 21, 2025 for €61
(Friday 15:05-17:25 - Thursday 22:55-1:15)
• August 21 - 24, 2025 for €57
(Thursday 20:00-22:20 - Sunday 20:50-23:10)
• August 24 - September 1, 2025 for €49
(Sunday 17:55-20:15 - Monday 18:00-20:20)
The prices indicated are valid as of November 22, 2024 at 13:29.
What to do in Malta? Check out the stories from our trip on our Instagram for plenty of practical tips.
The cover photo is from Golden Bay beach (Ir-Ramla tal-Mixquqa) - you can get here by bus from St Paul's Bay.
Sample 5-day Malta itinerary:
Day 1:
- Valletta: Stroll through the historic center and visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens with panoramic views of the Grand Harbour.
- St. John's Cathedral: Admire the magnificent Baroque interiors and a famous work by Caravaggio.
- Malta Experience: Watch an audiovisual presentation about the history of Malta.
Day 2:
- Mdina: Explore this "Silent City" with its medieval streets and majestic walls.
- Rabat: Visit the Catacombs of St. Paul, which offer a glimpse into early Christian life.
- Dingli Cliffs: Enjoy dramatic views from the highest point on the island.
Day 3:
- Gozo Island: Explore the Citadel in Victoria and enjoy peaceful beaches.
- Azure Window: Visit the area where the famous rock window once stood, now ideal for diving.
- Ggantija Temples: Admire the oldest megalithic temples in the world.
Day 4:
- Blue Lagoon on Comino Island: Spend the day swimming in crystal clear waters and relaxing on the beach.
- Santa Marija Tower: Visit the historic tower with views of the surrounding landscape.
- Scuba diving or snorkeling: Discover the rich underwater world.
Day 5:
- Tarxien Temples: Explore the fascinating prehistoric temples in the southern part of Malta.
- Marsaxlokk: Visit a traditional fishing village and enjoy fresh seafood at the market.
- Blue Grotto: Take a boat trip to the magnificent sea caves.
Malta is a small island nation in the Mediterranean Sea, known for its rich history and beautiful nature. The capital city of Valletta is full of historical monuments, such as the Cathedral of St. John, which houses works by the famous painter Caravaggio. The city walls and Fort Saint Elmo offer breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding island.
One of the main attractions of Malta is the megalithic temple complex of Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, which is older than the Egyptian pyramids. These ancient temples are evidence of a long-term human presence on the island and provide a unique insight into the prehistoric period.
For nature lovers, Malta is a true paradise. The Blue Lagoon on the island of Comino is known for its crystal-clear water and is an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling. The Maltese coast also offers many other beautiful beaches and reefs, ideal for diving and exploring the underwater world.
Another reason to visit Malta is its rich culture and traditions. The island is famous for its festivals, such as Carnival in February and the International Fireworks Festival in April. Traditional Maltese cuisine, with dishes such as fenkata (rabbit stewed in red wine) and pastizzi (filled pastries), will delight any gourmet.
A visit to Malta offers a combination of history, culture and natural beauty, making this small island an ideal destination for any traveler.
