Travel
Below you’ll find details about travel to and from Malta, where to stay, and recommendations for getting around.
Getting there
Visas
Malta is part of the EU Schengen zone. An online ETIAS application will be mandatory for EU travel from 2026 onwards. This is a short online application that must be done prior to travel to the EU.
Malta
Malta is a small island country in the Mediterranean, It comprises of three islands, Malta, Gozo and Camino. All three events for the wedding will be on Malta, but if you have time, a trip across to Gozo is highly recommended and can be reached via ferry.
The capital of Malta is Valetta, this is where the wedding will be and although Malta is a small island we would recommend staying in or around Valetta.
Malta can be accessed by a direct flight from most major airports in the EU. (Rome, & London are good options)
Island Transit
The island of Malta has a reliable and affordable public bus network that reaches most towns, beaches, and attractions. Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Bolt are widely available.
Malta is a small island and car rentals readily available an option for those wanting more flexibility you can drive easily around the island (on the left side of the road)
Getting around
Accomodation
The wedding will be held at the Rosselli Hotel, Valletta.
Valletta is a small old city that is very easy to get around on foot if you’re staying nearby.