Season 2027 · Malta
MALTA2027
Tell us when you're on the island and we'll write the moment your dates open. Only yours — nothing else.
DESTINATION
Malta
SEASON
2027
WHAT'S ON
Sea, land & island tours
ALERTS
Only your dates
Why join the list
01
You hear first
Summer weekends sell out before most people start planning. The list gets the email before anything is public.
02
Only your dates
We don't send everything to everyone. If what opens doesn't fall inside your trip, you don't get an email.
03
Nothing else
No newsletter, no offers, no passing your details around. One email when it matters, and that's it.
See you in 2027
What's waiting in 2027
Jet skis, boats, private charters and island trips — from the bay at Marsaskala and the marina at Ta' Xbiex.
- 01Jet skis — 130HP and 170HP Sea-Doos from St Thomas Bay, no licence needed, plus the guided safari to the Blue Grotto.
- 02The Fiat 500 Boat — A real Fiat 500 body on a boat hull — self-drive, no licence, and the most photographed thing we run.
- 03Private catamaran charters — Eight boats for 10 to 45 guests, skipper and fuel included, full day or sunset.
- 04Comino & the Blue Lagoon — The full-day trip to the turquoise water everyone comes to Malta for.
Planning a trip to Malta in 2027?
Malta's water season runs roughly from April to October, and the best weeks are not the hottest ones: June and September give you warm sea, long light and far fewer boats in the Blue Lagoon. If your trip is flexible, those are the weeks to aim for.
Everything we run leaves from two places. The water sports — jet skis, the Fiat 500 boat, self-drive boats, kayaks and paddleboards — go from St Thomas Bay in Marsaskala, on the south-east coast. The private catamaran charters leave from Ta' Xbiex and Sliema, in the middle of the island, and can reach Comino, the Crystal Lagoon or Gozo in a day.
Book early if your dates are fixed. Weekends in July and August fill weeks ahead, and the boats that take big groups are the first to go.
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The three everyone asks for
The experiences that fill up first every summer — see them now and book them the moment your dates open.
Questions about 2027
As soon as the season and the weather allow, usually in spring. The list hears before we announce it anywhere else.
Late May to early October, with the sea at 22–26 °C. July and August are the hottest and busiest; June and September give warm sea, long evenings and far fewer boats at the Blue Lagoon.
Jet skis (130HP and 170HP Sea-Doos) and a jet ski safari to the Blue Grotto, the Fiat 500 boat and self-drive boats you skipper yourself, kayaks and paddleboards, dolphin watching, private catamaran charters for 10 to 45 guests, and the full-day trip to Comino and the Blue Lagoon. Water sports leave from St Thomas Bay in Marsaskala, charters from Ta' Xbiex marina and the Comino trip from St Julian's.
No. Our jet skis and self-drive boats (the Fiat 500 and the Hydra 530) are rented without a licence: you get a safety briefing and a life jacket and off you go. Minimum age is 18 for jet skis and 21 for the boats.
From €50 for 20 minutes on the 130HP Sea-Doo and from €60 on the 170HP, up to two riders per jet ski. The 20, 30 and 40-minute sessions include fuel. Online you only pay a deposit; the rest is paid at the bay.
With our full-day trip: departure at 10:00 from St Julian's (meeting point at Welbee's, Pendergardens), the day at the Blue Lagoon and return in the afternoon, €30 per person with 30 places a day. We sell the ticket; the boat company runs the trip.
A real Fiat 500 body mounted on a boat hull, for up to 4 people, that you drive yourself without a licence from St Thomas Bay in Marsaskala. From €55 for half an hour — the most photographed boat on the island.
Yes. Eight boats for 10 to 45 guests with skipper and fuel included, full day or sunset, with extras such as BBQ on board, a chef or hotel pickup. Heading for Comino, the Crystal Lagoon or Gozo.
No. No payment, no deposit. You just leave your dates so we can tell you when you can book — and if you don't know them yet, leave them blank.
Winter is mild (15–18 °C) and perfect for Valletta, Mdina, the Three Cities and Gozo without the queues. We are adding year-round experiences to the site, and the list hears first.