Malta is the perfect destination for a summer holiday in July, with its beautiful beaches, stunning scenery and vibrant culture - it's the perfect place to relax and explore! We've looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Malta, covering the last 12 years up to 2023, plus we've asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Malta weather in July.
What's the weather like in Malta during July?
Malta is smack bang in the middle of the Mediterranean so when July rolls around, expect it to be hot. Highs are averagely about 32C and lows are around 22C. You will find blue skies with little to no rain. It is not known for being particularly windy so the hot and dry days can be quite stuffy if you are in the cities.
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What should I pack for a holiday in Malta during July?
Some of Malta's most popular sights are churches like the Cathedral in Valletta. Make sure you have clothes that cover you knees and shoulders to enter. You may also want them to visit some of the underground attractions (the war tunnels for example). It can be a bit cooler down there. If you are planning to tae a dip in some of the most popular swimming spots in Malta (Paradise Bay, St Peter's Pool or the Blue Lagoon) you will need to remember an umbrella or beach cover and plenty of sun cream. There is very little shade, especially in the rocky swimming spots. It might also be worth bringing water shoes to protect your feet from the rocks. A hat or umbrella will keep you from a sore pink parting when you are visiting the ancient ruins in the centre of the island or waiting for buses around the island. Tap water can taste a little odd for visitors as it is desalinated sea water, bringing a filter water bottle could eliminate some of this.
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What's great about Malta in July?
If you are after a sunny holiday then Malta in July is ideal. You can visit knowing it'll be sunny for most of your trip. You can also enjoy lovely warm evenings eating al fresco and people watching. If you are swimming, the water will be warm enough to relax in. To experience some unique Maltese culture, you can keep an eye out for local festivals that take place in July. For example, Mellieha has a feast every Friday. If you are after something a little more highbrow, the Malta International Arts Festival features concerts, dance shows and art installations from Maltese performers and artists from around the world.
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How warm is it in Malta during July?
The temperature is extremely stable in July with average highs of 27℃ and lows just 2℃ lower at 25℃. Of course, the high humidity will make it feel even hotter. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed. Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it's cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.
Does it rain in Malta during July?
The answer is no. Malta is typically bone dry in July. You're not likely to see a thunderstorm during your trip.
Is it windy in Malta during July?
You're unlikely to experience any strong winds. Expect a gentle breeze that increases to moderate at times during July. The high humidity and warm temperature will make the breeze feel warm, so any cooling effect will be limted.
How warm is the sea in Malta during July?
The water around Malta reaches a very pleasant 26℃ during July. This is very warm, and will feel bath-like. People who normally feel the cold will find this temperature perfectly acceptable. The hot air temperature and relatively high humidity will mean that you will feel comfortably warm when coming out of the water.
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