Malta Weather June Averages, Malta
What's The Weather Like in Malta in June?
June is a hot, dry and sunny month in Malta, although it's not quite as hot as July and August when major heatwaves are a strong possibility.
Is Malta Hot In June?
The average temperature for the island is around 24.4°C which is made up of high afternoon temperatures of 29°C and low overnight temperatures of 18°C.
Highest and Lowest June Temperatures
Since 1987, the highest maximum temperature which has ever been recorded in Malta in June is 40.1°C, which was registered in 2007. The lowest is 14.7°C, registered in 2013.
Is The Sea Warm In Malta in June?
The average sea temperature for Malta in June is 22°C, which most visitors to the island will find pleasantly warm enough for swimming.
Does It Rain In Malta In June?
During this month, Malta is subject to an average of 5mm of rainfall, with weeks passing by without any drop of rain at all. Despite the low average rainfall, the island does receive some form of precipitation on around three days each June.
Sunshine Hours In June
Malta enjoys an average of 11 hours of sunshine every day in June, giving you plenty of opportunities to explore the island and work on your tan.
Is Malta Humid In June?
Despite the intense heat and abundance of sunshine, Malta stays fairly humid at this time of year, thanks to the surrounding sea. In June, the average daily relative humidity for the island is 65%, which is quite high for summer.
Malta Hotels in June
Westin Draganora Resort
Malta is full of attractive accommodation options, which come in many different forms. A high-end hotel option is the Westin Draganora Resort in Saint Julian's, which boasts piano music in the bar on evenings, fabulous breakfast buffets and its own wellness spa.
Hotel Juliani
Another luxurious accommodation in the St. Julian's district is Hotel Juliani. Ideally placed for the local shops, restaurants and nightlife hangout spots, this pleasing hotel combines convenience with luxury and comfort.
Palazzo Capua
Palazzo Capua in Sliema offers 4-star accommodation located close to the Silema sea front, making it particularly suitable for romantic retreats. Set within a classic Italian stately home setting, this hotel brings modern conveniences to its classically beautiful surroundings.
Sunseeker Holiday Complex
Those with limited cash can consider the 3-star Sunseeker Holiday Complex at Trejqet il-Kulpara, Bugibba. This resort offers indoor and outdoor pools, a bar and mini market among other attractions.
Shamrock Apartments
An appealing option for those who want to go self-catering is the Shamrock Apartments in the Bugibba area. These comfortable apartments are within close walking distance of all the local attractions and include a rooftop swimming pool area.
Beaches in Malta for June
June is a superb time of year to hit the beach because the weather is reliably dry and sunny, but not as excessively hot as it sometimes gets in July and August. However, being a small island, the choice of good beaches at Malta is limited and they're usually thronged with holidaymakers.
Ghadira Bay
Ghadira Bay at Mellieha Bay, the largest beach in the Maltese islands, is close to bars and cafes which offer plenty of choice when it comes to food and drinks. At this time of year you can expect regular entertainment during evenings at these venues, too.
Paradise Bay
A popular family-friendly beach is the Paradise Bay in the far north of Malta, close to the Gozo Ferry. This beach is ideal for swimming and snorkelling, thanks to the clean and clear waters.
Bars and Restaurants
Palazzo Preca
Malta has a large number of restaurants, catering for all tastes and themes. Palazzo Preca at Strait Street, Valletta serves an eclectic mix of Mediterranean and Maltese cuisine. Here you'll find a wide range of light snacks and main meals to choose from, making it a great choice for lunchtimes and evening meals.
Oblico Cafe
Oblico Cafe in Il Gzira is known for top quality home-made Mediterranean-themed snack foods. When you pop by, make sure you try their tempting cakes they're renowned throughout the island.
Ray's Lido
A beach bar to try is Ray's Lido, in the Little Armier area of Mellieha Bay. The bar is also home to a cafe and gelateria, making it suitable whether you want a filling meal, a light snack or a sweet treat.
Bellini Bar
The Bellini Bar at is situated in the heart of Malta's nightlife hub, Paceville, and it is highly-regarded for its range of quality spirits, making it a top pick for those who fancy an evening drink.
Things to do in Malta in June
English Rose Cruises
June is a great time of year to sample one or more of the three main events held by English Rose Cruises, based at Tunny Net Jetty, Mellieha Bay, Mellieha. Every Wednesday night, this organisation hosts a Comino BBQ Night at Blue Lagoon, where a boat departs from the Tommy Net Jetty at 5:45pm and heads for Mgarr Harbour in Gozo, to soak up the views of the harbour before heading to the Blue Lagoon for the BBQ.
Dancing and musical entertainment are also held until 11:15pm, when the tour returns to the Tommy Net Jetty.
Valletta Grand Harbour Cruise
The Valletta Grand Harbour Cruise on Sundays is also worth considering, which starts at 10:45am. This trip cruises past the Islands of St Paul and the Great Harbour, where you can hear a commentary about the history of various important sites in and around Malta.
Comino Day Trip
The Comino Day Trip is another popular option with visitors, featuring a trip around numerous sites of interest in the Malta area, including the Blue Lagoon and the caves of the Crystal Lagoon. This trip also features an opportunity for diving, swimming and snorkelling at the Crystal Lagoon where the boat moors for 45 minutes.
Mediterraneo Marine Park
June makes a good time to visit the Mediterraneo Marine Park, located at White Rocks, Bahar ic-Caghaq, Sliema. This animal park offers a number of shows with of dolphins, sea lions and parrots, as well as a reptile house. If you'd like to get up-close and personal with the animals, you can even sign up to go swimming with dolphins.
