A Sustainable Travel Guide to Malta
I lived in Malta for a short time, housesitting and living in a local neighborhood. I am under no illusion that I "lived like a local" because, well, I am not a local. However, I did get insider tips, perspectives, and local recommendations giving you an authentic and carefully curated guide to the best of my ability. I hope to help you on your next journey and encourage conscious and sustainable travel.
Best Time to Travel to Malta
The best time to travel to Malta is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, and the tourist crowds are smaller. These periods offer a good balance of warm temperatures and fewer visitors, making it ideal for exploring the island's beaches, historical sites, and cultural attractions. Summer boasts weekly and free festivals, and events, and if you want to mingle with the locals in Malta, there is nowhere better than at the Maltese village festa (or feast). Fireworks, food, and live music echos across the island in honor of these religious celebrations.
Maltese and English are the primary languages. It's helpful and respectful to honor the rich culture and learn a few phrases in Maltese:
