Malta » Getting to Valletta

 An approximate flight time to Valletta from London is 3 hours.

By Air

No visa is required for entry by EU and American citizens. Malta possesses its own national carrier, Air Malta, with regular connections to European, North African and Middle Eastern centres. The islands possess one international airport, Malta International, located at Luqa.

There are frequent and direct flights to Malta from the major European cities including London, Rome, Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels, Geneva, Athens, Amsterdam, Madrid and Vienna among others. There are also other regular flights from other destinations in Europe as well as from North Africa and the Middle East.

By Sea

There are frequent fast ferries to the Sicilian port of Catania, Italy. The trip takes around 4 hours, and can get a little bumpy (or cancelled) if it's windy.