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The blog for nights out in Malta
Party weekends, budget, safety, themed nights, rooftops, Valletta after dark, winter or a language-school stay: our articles to help you plan your nights in Malta.
Blog articles
At sea
Comino and the Blue Lagoon from St Julian's: a day at the lagoon
Comino's Blue Lagoon in a day from St Julian's: the times, the compulsory entry QR code, what to bring and how to fit it around your nights out.
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At sea
Hiring a boat without a licence in Malta: Hydra 530, Fiat 500 and skippered trips
The Hydra 530 and the Fiat 500 boat can be driven without a licence in Malta, from age 21. Capacity, fuel, 2026 prices, and skippered trips for bigger groups.
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At sea
Jet ski in Malta: hire without a licence and a safari to the Blue Grotto
Hire a jet ski in Malta without a licence, or follow a guide to the Blue Grotto: the two models, the ages, the ID, the 2026 prices and the season.
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Tips
A party weekend in Malta with friends: 3 days of nights out
Three days, two big nights: how to plan a party weekend in Malta with friends, from choosing where to stay to getting home at 4am.
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At sea
Boat party in Malta: the Mega Boat Party and the White Boat Party
Open bar, two dance floors and a 7pm departure from Sliema: what the Mega Boat Party and the White Boat Party offered in 2026, and what we know about summer 2027.
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Parties
Glow party in Malta: Glow Night at Toy Room
Neon, bright colours and light shows: Glow Night is back on three Saturdays this autumn at Toy Room. Dates, prices, outfits and the night the clocks go back.
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Parties
Going out in Malta in winter: parties from October to April
Month by month, from October to April: the parties on sale, what closes until spring, Halloween, New Year's Eve and how to plan a weekend out.
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At sea
Hiring a catamaran in Malta with friends: stag do, hen do or birthday
A boat just for your group, skipper included: sunset or full day, 10 to 45 people, the 2026 prices and how to carry on into the night.
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Tips
How much does a night out in Malta cost?
€16.50 to get in with the fee, €27.50 for VIP, €3 for the night bus: what a night out in Malta really costs this winter, and what we don't put a figure on.
Tips
Is Malta safe? Staying safe at night and on a night out
Normal vigilance across the island, extra care in Paceville: what the official sources say, and the simple habits that let you party in Malta with peace of mind.
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Clubs and areas
Rooftops in Malta: partying up high
A pool on a hotel roof, a club on the 22nd floor of a tower, a terrace out in the countryside: the three ways to party up high in Malta.
Parties
Singles party in Malta: Love Night and its wristbands
Green if you're single, blue for one night, red if you're taken: how Love Night at Toy Room works, when it's on and how to go on your own.
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Tips
Students in Malta: going out at night on a language course
Classes in the week, parties on Saturdays: what adult students need to know about going out in Malta. Which night, what ID, how much it costs and how to get home.
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Clubs and areas
Valletta at night: where to go out, and how to get to the clubs
Malta's capital is made for dinner and a first drink; the nightclubs are in Paceville. How to get from one to the other, and back again.
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