How hot is Malta in January?

In the coldest month – January – the typical maximum temperature ranges from 12 to 20 °C (54 to 68 °F) during the day and the minimum from 6 to 12 °C (43 to 54 °F) at night.



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Malta weather January Temperatures are pleasant throughout the mild winter, although January's one of the wettest months of the year; rainfall often comes in short, heavy bursts.

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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 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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Malta in the winter offers mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. Even in the middle of icy winter elsewhere in Europe you will find temperatures around a minimum of 15 degrees Celsius (60 Fahrenheit). Not only will you find plenty of sunshine but traveling to Malta in winter or autumn offers other benefits.

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When is the best time to visit? Aim for the shoulder months of May, June and September when it's not too hot or busy. Winters are mild and will come with a smaller price tag, while summer in Malta tends to be hot, dry and filled with festival goers.

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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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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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Where To Eat in Malta in January. Unlike some beach cities we've been to, most places in Malta are open even in January. Some seasonal places around the resorts, like ice cream parlors and things like that, might be closed for winter but overall the restaurants were still open.

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It can be quite cool at this time of year, so visitors are recommended to take warmer clothes especially for venturing out after dark. The average daily maximum is 16 C and the average daily minimum is 9 C.

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Malta in January FAQs And what's also great about visiting Malta in winter is that it's quieter and there's less crowds.

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English is the predominant language in the northern and central regions of the islands, while Maltese is spoken widely throughout the southern and western parts of the archipelago. Lucky for us, most Maltese folks are at least bilingual — a recent census revealed that around 88% of them speak English.

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According to all the EU and WHO guidelines the tap water in Malta is safe to drink.

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As well as being famous for its diving, architectural sites, and festivals, Malta is also a popular film location in its own right. Malta's dramatic cliffs, stunning landscapes, and ancient buildings make it the perfect backdrop for many feature films and TV shows, particularly those aiming for an antiquated feel.

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Basic Etiquette. People tend to dress formally and modestly. Hats should be removed when entering a person's home or a church. Maltese typically have a relaxed approach towards timekeeping and punctuality.

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