Malta awaits from just €125 return with SAS on direct flights from Copenhagen. Median fares hover around €126, so now's the time to book without hassle. Three days in the Mediterranean for less than a dinner out.
Price and when to book
Flights cost from €125 return. In the sample checked, prices ranged from €125 to €157, with most around €126. The sooner you book, the better, fares tend to climb as departure approaches. Aim for at least two months' notice if you can.
Airline and connections
Fly with SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) on a direct flight from Copenhagen to Malta. No stops, no plane changes, no unnecessary waiting. Typical departures early morning (08:25) and return around midday (12:25).
Best time to visit
Malta enjoys decent weather almost year-round. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant temperatures without summer's scorching heat. Winter travel means fewer crowds and tighter fares, perfect for exploring the island at your own pace.
What to do when you arrive
You land at Malta International Airport (MLA), 5 km from Valletta. The capital is a UNESCO World Heritage site: fortifications, Baroque churches, Mediterranean views. Explore Mdina (the old city), swim in Popeye coves, or take a ferry to Gozo. Three days covers the essentials; a week gives you breathing room.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Copenhagen to Malta?
Yes. SAS offers direct flights with no stops on this route. Typical departures in the early morning (around 08:25) and return around midday (12:25).
How much is the cheapest flight?
From €125 return. Checked fares ranged from €125 to €157, depending on your booking and travel dates.
Which airline flies this route?
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) operates this direct Copenhagen–Malta service.
What can I see in Malta in 3 days?
Valletta, its fortifications and Baroque churches. Mdina, the medieval city. Popeye coves. A day trip to Gozo by ferry if time allows. Beaches and snorkelling at various coastal spots.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
