Malta

The best time to go if you’re wanting to ensure all of the events are on is during the months of June, July & August. There’s still plenty to do if you go at the beginning and end of the season but during peak season it will definitely be the liveliest , the busiest and the hottest – and we’re not just talking about the weather ?

With an average of 300 sunny days in Malta, and temperatures up to 31℃ in June to August, you’re pretty much guaranteed a perfect summer. Although it never gets too cold, the weather starts to pick up around April so you’ve got a chance to come visit throughout the year.

Yes! Malta is around a 3 hour flight from the UK. You are required to have a passport to gain entry and would always recommend keeping your passport in a safe during your holiday as you will need it to return home!

You could always take a picture of your passport incase you need it for any reason meaning you won’t need to remove it from the safe until your ready to depart home!

We would always recommend staying together with your group when your on holiday especially if you’re a smaller group and if it’s your first party holiday!

But if you are ever in a situation in which you feel unsafe, you can get in contact with your in resort reps who can give you some help and advice (Top Tip: Make sure everyone in your group has the reps number at the beginning of your holiday in case any of you ever need it when you aren’t all together)

Yes! Majority of places in Malta accept card and you shouldn’t have any problems with using your card. We would recommend looking at a travel card rather than using your own as some banks can charge when you’re abroad (double check this before you go).

As a backup, we would say exchange some euros just incase, as a lot of the ATM’s can charge for taking money out!