Spring Into Malta

April, May and June are among the best months to visit the Mediterranean archipelago in terms of great weather and outstanding events.

Here’s what various people have to say about Spring season in the islands:

Visit Malta:

“Whilst there’s never a bad time to visit Malta, April, May and June offer warm weather without it being too hot. Visitors in early Spring can also enjoy the glorious wildflower season, and the lush verdure of the countryside, still green from the Winter’s rain.”

Lonely Planet:

“Malta and Gozo are home to some of the oldest temples in the world, as well as a wealth of stunning coastal trails to hike. Spring’s sunny but relatively cool days make for the best moments to experience both. The weather is bright and comparatively fresh from March to May, with maximum highs of 18°–24°C (64°–75°F).

“Spring also brings Easter ceremonies, which the Maltese take very seriously. Week-long celebrations include parades, markets and local bakers selling figolli, sweet, almond-filled cakes shaped like lambs or bunnies.”

TripSavvy:

“April is slightly warmer and dryer than March, heralding the impending arrival of summer. While it might not be beach weather, a raft of lively festivals make this a good time to visit.

“For that sweet spot of good weather and light crowds, May is one of our top months to visit Malta. Daytime temperatures are in the mid- to high 70s and rain is practically non-existent. It's not a busy month for festivals or events, meaning you'll find the island in a relaxed mood prior to the arrival of summer crowds.”

MI Malta is ready to craft your perfect Spring visit to the sun-splashed Mediterranean archipelago.