San Sebastian to Malta

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How the cheapest fare moved

Sep 26: €144 €144 Sep 23 Sep 26 low €108 · high €174

Departure-day prices · September 2026 San Sebastian → Malta

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Return-day prices · September 2026 Malta → San Sebastian

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Best time to visit Malta — climate

Jan: ~17°C daytime, 7 rainy days 17° JanFeb: ~16°C daytime, 15 rainy days 16° FebMar: ~18°C daytime, 8 rainy days 18° MarApr: ~19°C daytime, 6 rainy days 19° AprMay: ~24°C daytime, 5 rainy days 24° MayJun: ~30°C daytime, 0 rainy days 30° JunJul: ~32°C daytime, 0 rainy days 32° JulAug: ~31°C daytime, 1 rainy days 31° AugSep: ~29°C daytime, 2 rainy days 29° SepOct: ~24°C daytime, 9 rainy days 24° OctNov: ~20°C daytime, 11 rainy days 20° NovDec: ~17°C daytime, 12 rainy days 17° Dec

Flights from San Sebastian to Malta start around €108 (typically 1 stop). Range seen recently: €108–174, based on 4 fares found by travellers.

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Cheapest cached fares San Sebastian → Malta; typically 1 stop (e.g. VY). · Based on 4 fares found by travellers in the last 48h

Cheapest round trips to Malta

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Oct 2 – Oct 4 Volotea · 2 stops · 5h 35m €321 Book

Weather in Malta

Tue ☁️ 26° 21° 💧0%
Wed 🌤️ 25° 21° 💧5%
Thu ☁️ 24° 21° 💧5%
Fri 🌤️ 25° 21° 💧3%
Sat 🌤️ 25° 21° 💧0%
Sun 🌤️ 26° 21° 💧3%
Mon ☁️ 27° 21° 💧4%

In Sep, Malta typically sees ~29°C daytime highs and 2 rainy days.

Good to know

CurrencyEuro (€)
Power plugsType G
BorderSchengen — no passport control from Schengen countries
Time differenceSame time zone
Time in the air5h 35m

Things to do in Malta

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About Malta

Malta is an island country in Europe, forming an archipelago in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, between Sicily and North Africa. Thanks to its strategic position, Malta has been continuously inhabited since prehistoric times, and conquered by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, the Sicilians, and the French, and lastly by the British in 1814. The invaders and intensive trading across the region left material and cultural heritage on the islands, but the Maltese and their language remain unique in many ways.

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Guide content from Wikivoyage contributors (CC BY-SA).

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