Fly from Dublin to Malta for just €50 return with Ryanair on direct flights. The median price is €67, so you have good options if you book in advance. Malta awaits at a price you didn't expect.
Price and when to book
Prices range from €50 to €103 return. For short routes like this, Ryanair usually keeps deals running year-round if you book 4-6 weeks ahead. The sooner you buy, the better rate you lock in. Weekends and public holidays tend to cost more, so flexible dates save money.
Airline and flight type
You travel with Ryanair, operating this route with direct flights (no stops). The journey takes just over 2 hours, perfect for a quick getaway. Ryanair is budget-friendly: free hand baggage, but checked luggage costs extra. Pack smart.
Best time to visit
Malta has Mediterranean weather year-round. April-May and September-October are ideal: pleasant temperatures, less rain than winter, and cheaper than summer (June-August). Travelling in shoulder season also means lower hotel rates and less crowded beaches.
What to do when you arrive
You'll land at Valletta Airport (MLA), 5 km from the capital. Malta is small but intense: red-sand beaches at Ramla, turquoise coves in Comino, Valletta (UNESCO heritage), prehistoric temples and underwater caves. Rent a car or use cheap public transport (buses). Three to four days covers the essentials.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price Dublin to Malta?
From €50 return with Ryanair. The median price is €67, so deals exist but prices can climb to €103 depending on dates and availability.
Is Dublin to Malta a direct flight?
Yes, Ryanair flies direct with no stops. The journey takes just over 2 hours.
Which airline flies Dublin to Malta?
Ryanair operates this route with the most competitive prices. It's a low-cost airline, so checked baggage and other services are charged separately.
What to see in Malta in a few days?
Valletta (historic capital), Ramla and Mellieha beaches, Comino island, prehistoric temples and coves. Three to four days covers the main sights. Malta is small and easy to explore.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
