As summer fades, Malta transforms into an autumnal paradise with fewer crowds, cooler weather, and plenty of unique experiences. If you’re looking to explore this Mediterranean island at a slower pace, autumn is the perfect time. Here’s why visiting Malta in the shoulder season can offer a memorable and more relaxed vacation.

1. Milder Weather

Malta’s weather in November is still pleasantly warm, without the intense heat of summer. Temperatures range from 18°C to 24°C, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, exploring historical sites, or enjoying coastal walks. You can comfortably explore Malta’s stunning landscapes without the summer crowds.

2. Fewer Tourists, More Space

One of the best things about visiting Malta in the shoulder season is the smaller crowds. Popular attractions like the Ġgantija Temples, St. John’s Co-Cathedral, and the Blue Lagoon are much more accessible without the hustle and bustle. You’ll have more space to enjoy these sites at your own pace and capture those perfect photos.

3. Festivals and Local Events

Autumn in Malta is also a time for vibrant cultural events. The Birgufest, held in October, celebrates Malta’s medieval city of Birgu with candlelit streets, historical reenactments, and traditional food. You can also enjoy local wine festivals, art exhibitions, and music events in various towns across the island. It’s a chance to immerse yourself in Maltese culture.

4. Relax and Recharge at Alexandra Hotel

After a day of exploring, unwind at Alexandra Hotel’s rooftop pool or cozy indoor lounge areas. Our central location makes it easy to access Malta’s autumn attractions, and our comfortable rooms are the perfect retreat after a day of adventure. Visit us this November and experience Malta in a more peaceful, yet captivating light.