What should I pack for 5 days in Malta?

What to Pack for A Summer Trip to Malta
  • Comfortable Shoes. Even though you'll be spending most of your time shoeless with your feet in the sand, you'll also walk a lot through Malta's cobbled streets. ...
  • Lightweight Clothes. ...
  • Casual Outfit. ...
  • Sunscreen. ...
  • Accessories. ...
  • Reusable Water Bottle. ...
  • Microfiber Towel. ...
  • Power Adapter.




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Even though you'll be spending most of your time shoeless with your feet in the sand, you'll also walk a lot through Malta's cobbled streets. You can alternate between sandals or flip-flops and a comfortable pair of sneakers depending on your activities.

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Water Shoes While flip flops are delightful to wear, they might not be ideal for rocky beaches like the ones you would see in Gozo. When you visit a beach without a spread of sand, it would be better to wear water-resistant shoes.

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In Malta there are no specific dress rules, however it is advised to dress conservatively for business meetings. Men should wear a suit or jacket and tie and women should wear an elegant, but not necessary conventional suit in a dark or subtle colour.

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Modesty is important for Maltese, and they do not appreciate people who put themselves above others. Swearing and blasphemy may be offensive to your Maltese counterpart. Take care not to use language that may offend them. Many Maltese are open to any conversation topic.

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Country-Specific Information: The Maltese Government has removed all entry requirements for both vaccinated and unvaccinated visitors from July 25, 2022. Mask wearing is required in some indoor public spaces for persons over the age of 3.

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The Maltese Government has removed all entry requirements for both vaccinated and unvaccinated visitors from July 25, 2022. Mask wearing is required in some indoor public spaces for persons over the age of 3. These places include: hospitals, clinics, and homes for the elderly.

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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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Here are average prices of a few essentials:
  • Milk (regular), (1 liter) - €0.86.
  • Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g) - €0.94.
  • Rice (white), (1kg) - €1.90.
  • Eggs (regular) (12) - €2.13.
  • Local Cheese (1kg) - €8.12.
  • Chicken Breast (Boneless, Skinless), (1kg) - €6.37.
  • Beef Round (1kg) - €10.31.
  • Apples (1kg) - €2.15.


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