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TRAVEL BASICS
A valid passport is required for all foreign nationals entering Malta and it is advisable..
Health & SafetyThere are no disease risks associated with travel to Malta, although it is advisable to..
CurrencyThe Euro (€) has been Malta’s currency since early 2008. As with other parts of..
Weather & ClimateMalta enjoys a typically Mediterranean climate with warm to hot, dry summers and mild..
Culture & CustomsThe Maltese are known for their warmth, kindness and friendliness. They are generally..
Language & CommunicationsMalta’s official languages are Maltese and English. Everyone speaks Maltese, about 90%..
Transport & Getting AroundMalta International Airport is located about 8km southeast of Valletta, between the..
Travel TipsThe Maltese enjoy a siesta after lunch, especially during the summer months. Don’t..
Food & Eating GuideThe cuisine of Malta is typically Mediterranean, similar to Italy but with more regional..
Timezone & ElectricityMalta is in the Central European Time (CET) zone which is 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean..
DutyfreeWhen entering Malta, visitors from non-EU countries are permitted the following duty-free..
Timezone & Electricity
Malta is in the Central European Time (CET) zone which is 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Daylight savings time or Central European Summer Time (CEST) operates between the last Sunday in March and the last Sunday in October, pushing the time in Malta to GMT plus 2 hours.
Malta uses a 230V/50Hz electrical system and the plug has two parallel flat pins with a ground pin, the same as is used in the UK. Most Europeans and visitors from other continents need to use an adaptor if taking their own appliances to Malta. Adaptors are easy to find in stores and many hotels offer free use of an adaptor to guests.
Highlights of Malta
Located on the eastern side of the island Valletta is Malta's capital city and although it is small in size it is big..
Mdina InformationMdina is an ancient fortified town that's located in the centre of the island of Malta with a history which dates back..
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