4* Malta Break: 3-7 Nights, All Inclusive Hotel & Return Flights

An intoxicating fusion of North-African climate, Sicilian-inspired cuisine and crystal clear waters as far as the eye can see - if you want the best of the Med, head to Malta…

We’re offering you a three-night all-inclusive Malta break with return flights from €329pp, a four-night stay from €339pp, a five-night stay from €349pp, or a seven-night stay from €439pp, saving you up to 26%*!

db San Antonio Hotel + Spa

A perfect holiday needs a perfect hotel so we have handpicked a luxurious 4* hotel overlooking to crystal clear sea where you’ll be able to enjoy all-inclusive bliss. Occupying an enviable position in Malta’s up-market St Paul’s Bay with stunning views of the marina, the db San Antonio Hotel + Spa is an unparalleled base for holidaymakers hoping to enjoy the finer things in life in the Mediterranean sunshine. During your four or seven nights in this resort, the winner of TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence Award, you’ll settle into a double guestroom. Each room has been decorated with subtle pops of colour complimenting the shades of the Med, and comes fitted with contemporary comforts such as a flat-screen TV, air-conditioning and complimentary toiletries. When you don’t feel the desire to explore your surroundings, relax in one of the four fabulous pools, or on the rooftop deck, or even the spa. With Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, Hammam and private Jacuzzi Sultan’s Bath, relaxation and rejuvenation is guaranteed. The delights don’t stop there, you’ll receive three delicious daily meals, as well as refreshments and round-the-clock snacks, and as this heavenly hideaway has six restaurants, two bars and a laid-back café, you’ll soon realise why this resort is the definition of luxury.

Malta

If you don’t end up finding any treasure whilst you’re diving, there’s still plenty more on land. Explorers will have no shortage of countryside walks to escape on and islands to hop across. Ferries run to the nearby islands, including the rocky wilderness of Comino, known for its azure-coloured bay, and Gozo, full of Neolithic settlements, churches, shrines and peaceful countryside. For something a little livelier, head to Mellieha Bay and check out the shops and local cuisine. Stuffat tal-fenek is considered the national dish of Malta and is a hearty, slow-cooked fusion of rabbit, rich tomato and red wine. Pastizzi are savoury pastries filled with ricotta that you won’t be able to get enough of, while the unusual prickly pears that grow across the island are a refreshing cross between a cactus and a melon. For a proper night of fun, St Julian’s is notorious for its massive selection of clubs and bars that blast music well into the early hours. In Malta, there’s something for everyone!

*Original prices calculated using gotogate and booking.com (correct as of 21/09/2021).