The weather in Malta is typical of its Mediterranean location, with hot, dry summers and short cool winters it truly is a year-round holiday destination.

July and August are by far the hottest months of the summer season, with daytime temperatures sometimes reaching 35°C. The hottest temperature in the history of weather in Malta was in August, reaching a staggering 44°C, so always be prepared and bring plenty of sunscreen and get your hats at the ready.

With over 12 hours of sunshine a day in Malta, you will have plenty of time to take in and explore its many attractions on your holiday.

With an annual rainfall of only 24 inches you won’t need to worry about getting caught in the rain on your Malta holiday. 

The weather in Malta has been known to be a holiday attraction in its own right and is a popular holiday destination throughout the entire year. To find out more about Malta and what it has to offer, visit our other Malta holiday guides to the right of the screen.