based on 98 experiences from female travelers
Malta was amazing, i traveled alone back in february and i wasn’t scared or anything, is a safe country and very small and it’s wonderfull, things wasn’t expensive in comparative to another places i recomend it!!
Posted: August 14, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Joanna
Germany
It was amazing. I feel very save, the buses drives everytime and anywere or you User Bolt. Nice citys and you need to go to gozo very nice view. Not much beaches but the beaches that you can finde are good. If you want to know more you can write me for Sure.
Posted: July 27, 2025Experienced: March, 2025I was on Malta last year during my english course. I loved that time and I can say that it was THE BEST two weeks in my life. I stayed at the St. Julians in EF residence. I really recommend Blue Lagoon, and Valetta! I felt quite safe but not on the club street, watch out your purse there. Also be careful with people because there are a lot of mens that don’t have boundaries, like everywhere. But overall I really recommend it to you! 🥰
Posted: July 24, 2025Lou
France
My trip to Malta wasn't really a trip, it was an Erasmus that I got for an internship of 6 weeks. But even though it wasn't a trip it was so nice. The people there are very nice, everyone speak English as it's they're second language. The sea is sooo blue, I wasn't able to go in the water at the beach as I hadn't thought of bringing a swimsuit but you really need one. My colleague told me that the weather in Malta is sunny most of the year, and surprisingly the only day that it rained was when I landed there. You can easily visit Malta if you loan a car as it's a very small country, and you can visit the others island by boarding small boats or bigger ones, if you want to go by car. The strawberries !!! A must to buy during march-april. It was so good that I brought 3 packs back home. I mostly was in La Valetta as I was working there at the national library (go visit it's beautiful inside). La Valletta is very beautiful, has many stores that modernizes the city but still looks like an old city. I felt safe there, thought at night I was at a place where there was a lots of noise and a little bit far from la Valletta so I wouldn't recommend. They only have buses. You need to be cautious and read very well or ask where they go or you can easily get lost (even though it's the right number). I recommend going to lot 61 coffee roasters for a nice latte and other drinks, Grano for their sandwiches (the one with chicken and peanut is sooo good), San Paolo for their pizzas, and N Japanese bistrot cause you need to taste their fish, like damn it was so good. So here you go, I hope it helps others and have a nice trip !
Posted: July 23, 2025Experienced: February, 2024Anastasia
Italy
It was a trip I’ll never forget. I had just turned 18, and my friends and I decided to go all out and celebrate. We flew to Malta, and honestly, it was love at first sight. The water was unreal – so clear and blue – and the skies were straight out of a postcard.🔥🔥
Posted: July 21, 2025Experienced: January, 2025Based on 35 local experiences
Based on 35 local experiences
Melisa
if you avoid the obvious party location paceville at night and the st. julians bars where everyone is drunk you will be 100% safe. maltese people are actually super friendly and nice to talk to. i never had an issue in my experience so far
Posted: August 8, 2025