Malta Trip Cost Calculator
Plan your Malta budget with detailed cost breakdowns for 1 destination.
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Malta Travel Budget Guide
Planning Your Malta Budget
Malta packs more history per square mile than almost anywhere - megalithic temples older than the pyramids, medieval fortresses, and baroque cities. Plus great weather year-round and excellent diving.
Regional Price Differences
- Valletta: Capital, most expensive but stunning.
- Sliema/St. Julian’s: Tourist hubs, mid-range prices.
- Three Cities: Less touristy, more affordable.
- Gozo: Sister island, slightly cheaper.
- Comino: Day trip only (Blue Lagoon).
Money-Saving Tips for Malta
- Eat pastizzi - 50 cent pastries everywhere
- Get bus unlimited pass - €21/week for all buses
- Walk Valletta free - UNESCO capital at no cost
- Visit shoulder season - Same sun, lower prices
- Ferry to Gozo - €5 return for island escape
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a week trip to Malta cost?
A week in Malta costs $490-840 for budget travelers, $980-1,540 for mid-range, and $2,240+ for luxury travelers, including accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
Is Malta expensive?
Malta is moderately priced for the Mediterranean. Cheaper than Italy or France, with incredible history, beaches, and diving.
What is the cheapest time to visit Malta?
November to March offers lowest prices. Summer is peak season but still reasonable.
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