Malta

What’s the weather like in Malta in June?

Malta’s an island chain in the Mediterranean that sits between Sicily and the north coast of Africa, and has some of Europe’s best weather. It has a subtropical climate and you'll get lots of sun and hardly any rain if you book Malta holidays in June.

Geographical influences

The Mediterranean Sea will help to keep you comfortable in June thanks to cool breezes that are quite welcome over summer. The Sahara Desert has the opposite effect, making things really hot when it send winds over to Malta, which sometimes push temperatures up into the 40s. You won’t find much difference in weather around Malta as it’s relatively flat.

Averages

The average high in June reaches 29ºC, so bring your best swimwear. The sea’s a lovely 22ºC, while things stay nice and pleasant at night, with a temperature of around 19ºC. You won’t get much rain as there’s just 3mm over a single rainy day, leaving you to enjoy 11 long hours of sunshine from the 15 hours of daylight each day. Take care in the sun as UV levels will be very high, while humidity’s moderate, so pack some sun cream. The sun goes down at around 8.20pm.