Weather in Malta in July
Extremely Hot Weather!
The weather in Malta in July is very hot at this time. A great time to be in
Malta! Long days, sunbathing, long hot evenings, cruises. The ideal time for
your summer holiday with shorts, t-shirts sandles or filflops.
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A Glance Of What To Expect
Here is what you should know while planning your trip to Malta in July.
Seaside view of Xlendi Bay, Gozo
Statistics For The Month Of July
- 🔥 Record High: 43°C (110°F)
- ❄️ Record Low: 17°C (63°F)
- 🌡️ Highest Daily Average: 32°C (89°F)
- ❄️ Lowest Daily Average: 23°C (99°F)
- ☀️ UV Index: 10 to 11
- 🌧️ Rainfall: 0.2mm (0.01")
Sunshine Hours and Daylight - pending
- 🕖 Daylight Hours of Sunshine:
- 🌅 Sunrise: 1st July - 05:49 | 31st July - 06:08
- 🌇 Sunset: 1st July - 20:22 | 31st July - 20:07
weather in malta compared to other countries
- Austria 21°C | 70°F
- Belgium 19°C | 66°F
- France 20°C | 68°F
- Germany 19°C | 66°F
- Ireland 16°C | 61°F
- Italy 25°C | 77°F
- Netherlands 17°C | 63°F
- Poland 17°C | 63°F
- Sweden 12°C | 54°F
- Spain 24°C | 75°F
- Switzerland 19°C | 66°F
- United kingdom 19°C | 66°F
updated!
Austria |
21°C |
70°F |
Belgium |
19°C |
66°F |
France |
20°C |
68°F |
Germany |
19°C |
66°F |
Ireland |
16°C |
61°F |
Italy |
25°C |
77°F |
Netherlands |
17°C |
63°F |
Poland |
17°C |
63°F |
Spain |
24°C |
75°F |
Sweden |
12°C |
54°F |
Switzerland |
19°C |
66°F |
United Kingdom |
19°C |
66°F |
is july the best time to come to malta?
Malta in July is the peak of summer, with village feasts and festivals every weekend, plenty of tourists flocking the islands and heat on the island increasing day by day. If you want a fun and adventurous summer holiday, then July is the right time for you. July's weather is very hot so come prepared.
Is it the best Month to visit Malta?
July is the peak of heat with very hot
weather, blazing sun, the sea is warm and great for swimming. Several cultural and international events with
numerous village feasts blending greatly with your holiday.
✅ Reasons to
Visit in July:
- 🌞 Nonstop
Sunshine: Expect hot and dry days, temperatures between 30–36°C
(86–97°F).
- 🌊 Glorious
Sea Temps: Perfect for swimming, diving, just hot 25–27°C (77–81°F).
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🎆 Festa
Overload: Every weekend, you will be able to attend several village feasts.
-
🎶 Summer
Festivals: Consider the Malta Jazz Festival and open-air concerts.
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🌅 Golden
Evenings: Sunsets after 20:00 ideal for boat parties and
alfresco dinners.
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🚤 Blue
Lagoon Beckons: The weather is ideal for a day boat cruise to Comino.
❌ Reasons July
Might Not Be Ideal:
- 🔥 Extreme
Heat: Even at the beach, midday can be extremely hot.
- 👫 Busy
Tourist Season: Tourist numbers high, expect them at beaches and
popular areas.
-
💸 Higher
Prices: This is prime travel season, so accommodations and flights are
high.
What Should I Pack And Wear?
Here are our recommendation on what you need to bring for your holiday. Remember, it is very hot, so only summer clothes are needed.
- If you are going to the beach, you must being beach wear, flip flops, sunblock and hat.
- During the day, very light clothes are needed such as t-shirts, shorts, bermuda shorts, light dresses, tennis shoes, sneakers or sandals.
- There is no need for any sweatshirts or cardigans. The evenings
are warm too so you will not need them but if you feel safer to get a top with
long sleeves do so. Better be safe than sorry, think of being comfortable.
- If you intend going for walking tours or going hiking during the day be sure to
take all the protection you feel best with good walking airy shoes. Do not get
anything that will make you feel hot.
- Bring with you smart casual wear for your evening out. It will be enough and you will feel relaxed to mix around.
- Packing ideas as suggested and adjust to your needs and your family. Travel as light as possible. In this way you can save on luggage expense.
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Marsaxlokk Fishing Village, Malta
Suggestions Of Things To Do In Malta During July
The Rotunda Church at the Village of Xewkija, Gozo
- Visit also St. Julian's Paceville where most night clubs, bars and restaurants are located.
- In Gozo you find a few clubs in Rabat and a disco called La Grotta on the main road leading to Xlendi where it is busy during weekends especially in summer.
- Attend to a Maltese folklore nights at the Limestone Heritage Siggiewi. Taste Maltese food, entertainment and folklore dancing.
Culture, Music & Tradition in July
- Village Feasts Across Malta – Celebrations of Maltese culture, faith, and traditions take place all across the country, with fireworks, band marches, and processions.
- Malta Jazz Festival in Valletta – Catch top international jazz musicians performing against the stunning backdrop of the Grand Harbour.
- Isle of MTV Malta – Experience an electric crowd atmosphere and a free open-air concert with global music stars.
- Farsons Beer Festival – Enjoy brews from around the world, live music, food stalls, and summer vibes at Ta' Qali.
- Dance Festival Malta – Experience ballet, contemporary, and urban dance performances by international artists in Malta's most iconic venues.
Summer Nights And party Vibes In july
- Dancing at Gianpula Village – Experience Malta's premier nightclub and open-air venue at Malta's premier nightlife complex.
- Sunset Boat Parties Around Malta – Enjoy a dance party on deck, drinks, and sea views as the sun sets over the Mediterranean.
- Chill Evenings at Café del Mar – Get together with friends for a drink by an infinity pool, listen to a DJ set, and take in the stunning sunsets in St. Paul's Bay.
- Nightlife at Numero Uno – The largest open-air nightclub in Malta, with top international DJs and unforgettable summer parties.
Food & Dining Experiences – July
- Poolside Dining at Top Hotels – Sit out by the pool and enjoy premium cuts, seafood, and cocktails while taking in the breathtaking views.
- Malta’s Best Ice Cream Spots – Scoop up some ice cream in Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian's, or at the beachside.
- Xlendi Seaside Dining – Enjoy fresh fish and Maltese appetizers as waves gently lap the shore of Gozo.
- Beach Bars at St. George’s Bay – Guests can relax with a cocktail and snack while enjoying live music and a laid-back summer atmosphere.
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Top Summer Tours In July
Quick July in Malta Taughts
July is the driest, month of the year, even though August is extremely hot.
The beaches are full with locals and
tourists. Sunbathing is very popular on the Maltese beaches.
It is the time to take it slower during
the day, stay as much as you can in cool temperatures. You will look for air
conditioned locations. At the beach it is important to have at least an
umbrella.
Malta being such a small island we do get wind. Many times it is ideal if you are at the beach. At the same time you might think that the you will get less of a sun tan. Do not be misled. Use sunscreens as recommended.
There could be a minor precipitation but most likely with a few drops of rain. Exceptions occur with minor rainfall if any. The weather will still remain very hot.
Morning and evening are by now hot. You will feel the heat in on already. Evening are hot and the nights are too. You need air conditioning and fans to cool you down.
An Elegantly Decorated Bandstand Platform Used during a Maltese Village Feast
Day light is 12 hours, early sunrise and late sunset. It is the month with the longest daylight.
Clear skies all day long. Good cover hats and sunglasses. Apply creams as frequent as possible. Drinking of water is highly recommended.
Also if you go for sightseeing and walk around to see historical places, the air will be very dry and the heat will have a strong effect on you. Take precautions.
Malta experiences long, sunny days during July. During this month, there are 12 hours of sunshine on average each day, making it one of the hottest months of the year.
Temperatures may reach 40 degrees Celsius in July and August. There is a possibility of getting sunburnt if a tourist is not accustomed to this climate.
It happens very rarely. The month of July falls into the dry season and is one of the driest. Your trip is likely to be filled with clear blue skies.
Yes, you will have an excellent time. The sea temperature averages 25°C (77°F). In July, you can swim, snorkel, dive, and other water sports.
Sunny and warm weather. During the daytime, temperatures typically range from 30°C to 35°C (86°F to 95°F). During peak hours, it can be more humid, so it is important to wear sunscreen and to stay hydrated.
Yes, of course! When it comes to sun, sea, and vibrant summer energy, July is one of the best times to visit Malta. There will be plenty of beach time and long, sunny days.
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