All inclusive holidays are all about kicking back, relaxing and not having to worry. Budgets are already all taken care of, leaving you to make the most of your hard-earned break.
Food and drink are included in the price so you can enjoy what you want when you want it. And you can do as much or as little as you like, with plenty of entertainment, sightseeing tours, excursions and other activities.
There’s also plenty of things for the kids to do, so they can be off having fun in a safe environment, while you can be having some precious me-time or spending time with your partner.
Malta has warm, sunny summers and cooler, sometimes rainy winters. The prime beach season is from April to November, so a Malta holiday during the summer months pretty much guarantees great weather. With August temperatures between 28 to 34 °C (82 to 93 °F), it’s Mediterranean weather as its best. Evenings during those summer months are warm and it’s easy to enjoy a night out without a jacket. The winter months are none-too-shabby either compared to the UK and Valletta has the warmest winters of all the European capitals with an average temperature of 15 to 16 °C (59 to 61 °F) during the daytime, with nighttime temperatures averaging at 9 to 10 °C (48 to 50 °F). The island also enjoys nearly four times more sunshine during winter months than London does.
Malta is a member state of the European Union, and UK citizens, for as long as the UK remains in the European Union, are eligible for visa-free travel to Malta and can stay indefinitely. UK driving licences are also valid and as long as you have an up to date European Health Insurance Card, you will be entitled to state medical care. The EU has already stated that in the event of a no-deal Brexit, UK citizens will have the right to remain visa-free for 90-days inside a 180-day period.
All inclusive holidays to Malta are perfect for those wanting a hassle-free break in the sun. Perfect for families and ideal for couples or groups of friends in need of a well-earned break. Book once and with your flights and accommodation already taken care of, you only need to worry about what to pack.
There is a €0.50 per person per night charge when staying at any Maltese accommodation as part of the Malta Tourism Authority’s Environmental Contribution scheme. The contribution is capped at €5.