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Last-Minute Malta Getaways: €34.99 Flights, 27°C Await!

UPDATE: Irish travelers can now escape to the sun-soaked island of Malta with direct flights starting at just €34.99. With temperatures soaring to a delightful 27°C, this Mediterranean gem is the perfect destination for last-minute winter sun breaks in September and October.
The urgency is palpable as both Aer Lingus and Ryanair offer multiple direct flights daily from Dublin, with a flight time of approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes. Current one-way fares start around €35, while return tickets are available for as low as €70. This is an unbeatable opportunity for sunseekers looking to escape the dreary autumn chill.
What makes Malta a must-visit? The island combines stunning weather with rich history and vibrant culture, all without the crowds typical of more popular destinations like Spain and Portugal. Travelers are raving about the affordability, with local pints priced at just €2, making it easier to enjoy the local cuisine and nightlife.
As travelers share their experiences on platforms like Reddit and TripAdvisor, glowing reviews highlight not just the beautiful landscapes and welcoming locals, but also the country’s ability to offer warmth and charm even in the off-season. One traveler remarked, “I visited Malta this November; the people were very warm and welcoming. The weather was delightful.” Another noted, “Malta is absolutely fantastic. Beautiful, deep, and fascinating history, great food, easy to get around, so much to see and do in a compact area.”
The compact size of Malta allows visitors to explore a wealth of highlights in just a few days. Valletta, the UNESCO-listed capital, serves as an open-air Baroque museum, featuring ornate churches and captivating views over the Grand Harbour. Just a short bus ride away lies Mdina, known as the “Silent City,” where medieval walls and cobbled lanes glow beautifully at sunset.
History enthusiasts can marvel at ancient temples such as Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, which predate the pyramids. Film buffs will recognize iconic locations like Mdina and Fort Ricasoli from the acclaimed series, Game of Thrones.
For those seeking relaxation, Golden Bay and Mellieħa Bay offer sandy beaches ideal for autumn dips, while the stunning Blue Lagoon on Comino enchants visitors with its turquoise waters, best experienced away from peak summer crowds. Gozo provides a tranquil escape, featuring dramatic coastal walks and the historic Citadel in Victoria.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to bask in the Maltese sun! With affordable flights and pleasant weather, now is the time to book your getaway. As travel restrictions ease and the world opens up, Malta is poised to become a top choice for winter sun seekers.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops!
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