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What does typical June weather look like in Malta and Gozo?
Make sure to pack your swimsuits!

GMM Team

Planning a short getaway to Malta or Gozo this June? If you're finally taking some time off and wondering what kind of weather to pack for – we’ve got you covered.

June marks the beginning of Malta’s true summer season, offering warm, sunny days and mild nights that are perfect for sightseeing, beach trips, and everything in between. Daytime temperatures typically reach highs of around 29°C, while evenings cool off to a comfortable 19°C. In short, it’s hot – so light, breathable clothing is your best bet. You won’t be needing jackets or heavy layers.

If swimming is on your agenda, you’re in luck. The sea temperature averages around 22°C, making it ideal for a refreshing dip or even longer beach days. Be sure to pack a swimsuit (or two) – the Mediterranean is especially inviting this time of year.

June also brings generous daylight hours, with between 11 to 15 hours of sunlight per day, meaning more time to explore Malta’s historic cities, coastal paths, and cultural festivals.

One thing to keep in mind: the UV index is high during this time, so sun protection is absolutely essential. Don’t forget your sunscreen, sunglasses, and a good hat to keep sunburn at bay.

Whether you're lounging by the sea or walking through Valletta’s sun-soaked streets, June offers a perfect mix of warmth and activity – just be prepared for the sunshine!

Looking forward to the start of summer?

31st May 2026


gmm team
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GuideMeMalta.com
This article was written by a GuideMeMalta team member.

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