Can you sunbathe in Malta in January?

The short answer is yes, if you're looking to get sunshine during the darker and colder months of the year, January can be a good time to visit. However, don't expect summer heat and to be spending days on the beach.



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Yes, you can get a tan there, and yes, you can even get a sunburn. Not as quickly as in the summer, but you can at least enjoy the day longer without burning. You can even comfortably spend the the day nude at the beach in some places and enjoy swimming in the ocean, even in January.

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Malta is an all year round destination so you will find all sites will be open . A few bars may be closed but you will find that most will be open. Walk through any town and it will be buzzing with life.

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Temperature varies from 24c to 28c as a rule which we find very pleasant. Normally a slight breeze so it makes it very good for tanning.

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If you google the warmest place in Europe, your results will point to Valletta, Malta, with an annual average daily temperature of 72°F.

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Yes, you can swim in Malta during the winter months, but you must exercise some extra caution as there are no lifeguards present during this time.

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It's all about the elements around you. Snow, ice, and altitude—on top of the sun's rays shining through cold and cloudy skies—can all put your skin at increased risk. While UVB rays aren't as strong as in the summer, they're still a cause for concern in the colder months.

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She said if you do want to stay tan for winter, consider a self-tanner instead. There are many options available at the store and salons. Dr. Piliang said self-tanners won't damage your DNA or increase your risk for skin cancer.

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An additional highlight is the fact that everything is cheaper during low season, from accommodation to public transportation. This means your entire holiday in Malta in winter or autumn will cost much less than if you visited in peak season. Last but not least, the weather is pretty good in Malta in winter.

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Packing for Winter Holidays in Malta
  • T-shirts. Before mentioning anything on the list, a vital tip is to layer, layer and layer! ...
  • Knitwear. We're talking about jumpers, cardigans, sweaters and knits, which means anything that keeps you cosy. ...
  • Water/ Wind Proof Jackets. ...
  • Closed Shoes. ...
  • BROLLY. ...
  • Sunblock & Sunglasses. ...
  • Swimwear.


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You won't find balmy beach temperatures in Europe during the winter, but there are certainly several places that have milder weather. Let's look at some of the warmest places in Europe in winter: Portugal, Crete, Andalusia, Balearic Islands, Sicily, Malta, Southern Turkey, and the Canary Islands.

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Malta is moderately priced as a tourist destination. Like any location, it depends on your travel style and budget. You can find budget accommodations and meals, but high-end options are available as well.

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