Spring Sunshine & Sea Breezes, Your Perfect Weekend of Weather in Malta

If you’ve just landed in Malta or are here for the fireworks and spring vibes, you’ve hit the jackpot weather-wise. This weekend is serving up everything that makes a Maltese spring so special: clear skies, warm sunshine, and just enough of a sea breeze to keep things fresh. Here’s your day-by-day guide to the forecast this weekend, with top tips on what to do while the island is showing off.

Citadel, Gozo

Saturday, 26 April, Gozo Calling

Saturday is shaping up to be a star of the week, sunny, a touch breezy, and up to 23°C. It’s the perfect excuse to hop on the ferry and spend the day exploring Gozo. Once on the island, head to Victoria’s Citadel, where limestone walls and panoramic views give you a sense of Malta’s history. Then wind down to Dwejra, where the sea has carved out natural wonders like the Inland Sea and Fungus Rock.

Be sure to indulge in plenty of local cuisine, such as ftira, gbejna (cheeselets), and fresh rabbit stew, which are local delights. As night falls, head to Nadur, where the fireworks festival takes a more traditional, intimate turn. The village comes alive with colourful lights and music, offering an unforgettable glimpse into an authentic Maltese celebration.

Sunday, 27 April, A Sunny Sunday

Sunday delivers another dose of Maltese magic with mostly clear skies and highs around 22°C. After two full-on days, this one’s perfect for chilling out. Grab a towel and head to Golden Bay or Għajn Tuffieħa for some sunbathing, swimming, and perhaps a cold Cisk in hand.

For those who still have some get-up-and-go, the Dingli Cliffs are ideal for a late morning hike, cool sea air, endless views, and space to reflect. Or, lace up your shoes for a longer trek along the Victoria Lines, a 19th-century military fortification turned scenic route.

Round off your weekend with a seafood dinner in Marsaxlokk. The colourful luzzu boats bobbing in the bay, paired with fresh octopus or grilled swordfish and a glass of local wine, are about as relaxing as it gets.

Dingli Cliffs

Monday, 28 April,  A Gentle Start to the Week

As the island resets, Monday comes in mild and partly cloudy, with the chance of a light shower or two in the morning. The day’s high of 21°C keeps things comfortable and fresh. This is the perfect day to slow down, recharge, and embrace the quieter side of Malta.

Mdina, Malta’s Silent City, offers the ideal setting for a peaceful day. Wander its narrow alleyways, admire the baroque architecture, and grab a coffee with a view at Fontanella Tea Garden. The wind won’t bother you much here, the old stone walls offer protection and a sense of serenity.

Before the day ends, swing by Is-Serkin in Rabat for a couple of warm, flaky pastizzi, totally cheap, cheerful, and pure comfort food. And if you’ve still got some energy, catch the sunset from Mdina’s bastions, where the island glows under golden light.

Mdina Gate

The Weekend Ahead in a Nutshell

All in all, it’s classic Maltese springtime weather: sunny, dry, and breezy enough to keep things comfortable. There’s no heavy rain in sight, and with the fireworks festival lighting up multiple nights, there’s no better time to be here.

So, dust off your sunglasses, pack a light jumper for the evenings, and get ready to see Malta at its sparkling best.

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