Family-Friendly Activities for the Last Week of Easter Holidays in Malta and Gozo
If you’re in Malta for the final stretch of the Easter holidays with little ones in tow, there’s still plenty happening across the islands to keep them entertained. From hands-on activities to easy day-out ideas, here are a few family-friendly options to add to your plans this week.
Spring Fun at Popeye Village
Popeye Village remains a go-to for families, with a lively programme that keeps children busy for hours. Expect live animation shows, puppet performances, and plenty of opportunities to meet the village’s colourful characters.
There’s a great mix of activities, from crafts and games to interactive shows, along with small extras like popcorn and printed photos that make it feel like a full day out. Your ticket also includes access to the mini golf course, comic museum, and a short film about the original set, easy to fill a few hours without rushing.
Until Sunday 12 April
Price:
Adults & Teens: €15.00
Children (3–12 years): €12.50
An eARThistic Easter at Esplora Interactive Science Centre
This Easter, Esplora Interactive Science Centre transforms into An eARThistic Easter, a creative celebration where nature takes centre stage.
Families can explore hands-on activities that include a mix of science, creativity, and sensory play, with experiences designed to spark curiosity and encourage children to learn through doing.
Dates: 6-12 April 2026
Opening Hours: 10:00-17:00
Tickets: Available here
Family Stop at Malta International Airport
Malta International Airport is hosting a free Kids’ Club at the Airport Food Court, with face painting, games, mascots, and Easter-themed activities, making it a surprisingly fun stop if you’re nearby.
At the nearby SkyParks Business Centre, ticketed sessions include treasure hunts, crafts, and playtime at Yoyo Club’s indoor space.
Kids’ Club: 6–12 April, 12:00–16:00
SkyParks sessions:
• 9–10 April, 17:30–18:30
• 11–12 April, 10:00–12:00
Tickets: €5 (includes a €5 shopping voucher)
Explore Ta’ Dbieġi Artisan Village
At Ta’ Dbieġi Artisan Village, the Easter egg hunt runs across the village’s artisan workshops, with each artisan hiding their own egg—some beautifully handcrafted.
Children can explore the village, photograph the eggs they find, and enter a draw to win a €100 voucher to spend on artisan products. It’s a relaxed, engaging way to discover a quieter side of Gozo.
Running until 11 April
Free to participate
‘Lent & Easter Traditions in Malta’ at Inquisitor’s Palace
For something a little more educational, Inquisitor’s Palace is hosting a family-friendly activity exploring Malta’s Lent and Easter traditions.
Designed for children aged 7 and over, the session includes a guided visit through the museum’s permanent displays, offering insight into local customs linked to Holy Week and Easter Sunday. The experience is rounded off with a hands-on workshop making traditional ċuqlajta, followed by a tasting of classic figolli.
Organised in collaboration with Heritage Malta’s Education and Outreach Department, it’s a thoughtful way for families to connect with Maltese culture in an engaging, interactive setting.
Date: 9 April
Time: 09:30–11:00
Tickets: Available here or from Heritage Malta sites
