Language trips to Malta

STS has been organising trips to Malta for decades, and year after year, Malta never fails to top the list of our most popular destinations – and it’s not hard to understand why. With incredible weather all year round and its unique blend of cultures and breath-taking landscapes, Malta is the perfect destination to study English while enjoying the perfect summer holiday.

Learn English in Malta

Malta is perfect for those who want to learn English: a former British colony where English, and Maltese, are the official languages. It is a beautiful country in the middle of the Mediterranean with long summers and turquoise waters. On our language trips to Malta, you get a mix of lessons in the classroom, fun activities, and exciting excursions, which means that you will quickly improve your English. You will experience an unforgettable summer with young people from all over the world. Our experienced teachers ensure that you get the most out of the English course, the study material is of high quality and is linked to the Common European Framework of Reference. Do not miss the chance to discover this beautiful island on an eventful journey that you will never forget!

Living in Malta

On our summer language trips to Malta, you can choose to either stay in a hotel or with a host family. Both options are popular, so choose whichever option is best for you.

Activities

Your language trip in Malta includes so much more than just English lessons. Your leaders will organise tons of fun excursions and activities that will let you experience the best Malta has to offer together with your brand-new friends. Activities in Malta include a half day in the country’s beautiful capital, Valletta, a full-day excursion to the beautiful island of Comino with its famous Blue Lagoon as well as multiple beach days. In addition to these activities, your leaders will also put together STS Student Parties with music, snacks and tons of dancing. The best way to end an adventure-filled day.

About Malta

Malta is located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, between the North African coast and Sicily. The island is famous for its historical culture, long sand beaches dotted with iconic Maltese boats and the unique architecture of its castles and temples. The country is made up of three islands (Malta, Gozo and Comino)

Traveling to Malta

No matter where you fly from, our staff will meet you at the airport when you arrive at Malta International Airport. Depending on the accommodation option you’ve chosen, our leaders will either take you to the meeting spot where your host family will welcome you with open arms or to your resort with all the other students. All activities are led by our dedicated and experienced staff who will ensure your stay in Malta is both safe and fun.

Weather and Climate

Malta has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with hot dry summers, contrasted by average winter temperatures of about 15°C. The summers are always sunny and rain-free, but the winters can be cloudy and stormy. Temperatures in the spring and autumn hang around 20°C, which means the swimming season extends from April all the way to October. In July and August, temperatures frequently exceed 30°C, so be prepared for some hot days lasting from morning until late at night.