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    Malta Weather Forecast

    Real-time weather conditions and 7-day forecast for Valletta, Mdina, Gozo & all Malta

    TRAVEL PLANNING

    Best Time to Visit Malta

    Peak Season

    June - August

    Hot and sunny (28-31°C). Perfect for beach holidays. Busy tourist season with higher prices.

    RECOMMENDED

    Shoulder Season

    April - May & Sept - Nov

    Ideal weather (20-28°C). Fewer crowds, lower prices. Perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

    Off Season

    December - March

    Mild but cooler (15-17°C). Occasional rain. Great for cultural tourism and budget travelers.

    What to Pack for Malta

    Summer (Jun-Aug)

    • Light, breathable clothing
    • High SPF sunscreen (50+)
    • Wide-brimmed hat
    • Swimwear & water shoes
    • Reusable water bottle

    Spring/Autumn

    • Light layers
    • Comfortable walking shoes
    • Light jacket for evenings
    • Sunglasses
    • Day backpack

    Winter (Dec-Feb)

    • Medium-weight jacket
    • Compact umbrella
    • Warm sweater/fleece
    • Waterproof shoes
    • Scarf for windy days

    Malta Weather FAQs

    Common questions about Malta's climate and weather

    What is the hottest month in Malta?

    August is typically the hottest month in Malta, with average highs of 31°C (88°F) and seas reaching 26°C. July is equally hot but slightly less humid.

    Can you swim in Malta in winter?

    Sea temperatures remain relatively mild (15-18°C) in winter, making swimming possible for hardy swimmers. Most visitors prefer the heated pools at hotels during December-March.

    How many sunny days does Malta have?

    Malta enjoys over 300 sunny days per year, making it one of the sunniest places in Europe. Even winter months typically see 5-6 hours of sunshine daily.

    Is Malta very windy?

    Malta can be windy, especially from November to February when the 'Grigal' (north-east wind) blows. Summer months typically have calmer conditions with occasional sea breezes.

    What is the UV index like in Malta summer?

    Summer UV index in Malta often reaches 9-11 (very high to extreme). Sun protection is essential: SPF 50+ sunscreen, hat, and seeking shade during 11am-3pm is highly recommended.

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