Is Malta Expensive?

Is Malta expensive to visit?

Malta is known as both a well-liked and moderately priced destination. It falls roughly in the middle range for overall travel costs. When compared to the rest of Europe, which is known to be an expensive region, it is a moderately priced country. It places in the top 50% of countries in Europe for its travel costs. This puts it on par with destinations such as Latvia and Croatia.

With a few popular places to visit for tourists, Malta has some popular destinations with a variety of prices. The most expensive is Valletta. If you're looking for a cheaper place, you can visit Valletta.

Average daily price of selected cities in Malta, by affordability

How expensive is Malta?

The average daily spending amount for tourists in Malta tends to be around $158 (U.S. Dollars). Keep in mind that your travel style, spending habits, and trip length will influence these costs. However, you can keep fairly close to this budget if you opt for moderately priced hotels, dine at economical restaurants, and make use of public transportation when available. See more travel costs for Malta here.

How expensive is a one week trip to Malta?

A one week trip to Malta costs about $1,103 per person on average, based on the previous expenses of other travelers. This includes accommodation, sightseeting activities, transportation, food, and nightlife. For two people, a one week trip costs $2,207.

How expensive is a two week trip to Malta?

Based on the travel expenses of others, a two week trip to Malta costs around $2,207 on average, per person. This includes food, sightseeing, local transportation, accommodation, and nightlife. For two people, a two week trip costs $4,414.

How expensive is a month long trip to Malta?

Based on our calculations from previous travelers, a one month trip to Malta will cost around $4,729 per person. This amount includes sightseeing activities, hotels, restaurants, local transportation, and other travel expenses. For two people, a one month trip would cost $9,458.

Is it expensive to backpack in Malta?

Malta doesn't have very many hostels around the county, so it's not the first place that comes to mind for backpackers looking for social and budget-friendly accommodations. This makes it hard at times to travel here as a backpacker, so you'll have to be resourceful to travel on a tight budget here. Low-cost hotels are always an option, as are guesthouses or couch surfing options. The difficulties in finding budget accommodation are especially tough for solo travelers who might need to pay for the full price of a hotel room on their own. Otherwise, you can save money here by finding free activities, eating at low-cost restaurants or cooking your own food, and using public transportation when available.

Where to find affordable hostels in Malta

Are hotels expensive in Malta?

Hotel prices in Malta are moderately priced and fairly even compared to other countries around the world. You can expect to spend about $127 a night for a room on average. Some cities in Malta are more expensive than others, like Munxar, where hotel prices average $596 a night. There are also even more affordable destinations such as Tarxien, averaging $92 per night for a hotel room.

Where to find affordable hotels in Malta

How expensive are sightseeing activities in Malta?

In Malta, the cost of activities and things to do can vary by the type of activity, its length, and the location. To provide an estimate of what to expect during your visit, below are several popular activities that are common in the country. On average, previous travelers have spent around $30 per day on sightseeing and entertainment.

• Gozo Kayak Tours in Xlendi,Gozo(Malta) Explore caves & swim spots: $63
• Victoria Gozo Sunset Walking Food and Drink Tour: $103
• From Malta Gozo FullDay Private Highlights Tour with Local Driver: $239
• Private Prehistoric Temples and Blue Grotto Tour in Malta: $206
• PicPerfect Tour of Malta: $159
• Shared Sunset UTV Tour Gozo: $80
• Malta Private Highlights Tour with Local Driver Half & Full-Day: $143
• Last Minute An Insider's Malta VIP Tour: $170

Is food expensive in Malta?

In Malta, the cost of food can vary by the type of restaurant and food options available. To save money, eat at less expensive restaurants, try street food, or cook your own meals when possible. On average, previous travelers have spent around $61 per day on food, per person.

• Wine Tasting in Gozo Including a 4 Course Dinner: $120
• Valletta Food Tour: $63
• Valletta Food Tour - Eat like a local: $57
• SATURGROOVE at Ta' Marija - Maltese Dinner Disco Experience!: $12
• Malta: Mdina and Rabat Food Tour: $80
• Romantic Italian Cuisine Dinner in Valletta: $88

Is transportation expensive in Malta?

Local transportation in Malta can vary in price depending on the type of transit used. Generally, other travelers have spent $26 on local transportation per person per day. To save money, take public transit whenever possible, as it will almost always be cheaper than a taxi or private driver.

Expenses for intercity transportation within Malta can vary based on the type of transportation used and the distance traveled. On average, previous travelers have spent $20 per person per day for intercity transit. To save money, it's advisable to choose long-distance buses or trains over air travel. This is generally a more cost-effective choice despite the potential increase in travel time.

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