Malta awaits from €122 for a return flight. The median price sits around €124, so you have solid options. Ryanair connects Seville to Malta with one stopover, perfect for budget-conscious travellers.
Price and when to book
Base price starts from €122 return, with a median around €124. We've also spotted fares at €156. As a rule of thumb, booking 6–8 weeks ahead typically yields better rates than waiting until the last minute. Check the search engine regularly: prices shift based on availability and demand.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route. Your outbound flight includes one stopover, so it's not a direct flight. This is standard on budget routes: the connection time is manageable and the fare makes up for it. Always check stopover time and Ryanair's baggage policy before buying.
Best time to visit
Malta enjoys a Mediterranean climate year-round. Spring (March to May) and autumn (October to November) are ideal: pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds than summer. If you want sea and sun without the masses, skip July and August. Winter is mild, so it's viable if you're chasing bargains.
What to do on arrival
You'll land at Malta Airport (MLA), 5 km from Valletta. Valletta, the capital, is a UNESCO heritage site and unmissable: stone alleyways, churches and Mediterranean views. Explore Mdina (the ancient city), Comino's beaches and Popeye Village. Three islands in one: Malta, Gozo and Comino. Rent a car or use local buses to reach anywhere quickly.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price Seville to Malta?
The lowest fare we've seen is €122 return with Ryanair. The median is around €124. Prices vary by date and availability, so search in real-time to compare options.
Is the Seville–Malta flight direct?
No, it includes one stopover. Ryanair connects Seville to Malta with an intermediate stop. Total journey time depends on the connecting airport and stopover length.
Which airline flies Seville to Malta?
Ryanair operates this route at the most competitive price. Always check their baggage and change policies before booking.
What should I see in Malta in 4 days?
Spend one day in Valletta and its churches; another in Mdina and nearby villages; a third at Comino beaches or Popeye Village. On the fourth, rest or explore the south: Marsaxlokk, Ghar Dalam or the Blue Grotto.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
