The beautiful Mediterranean island of Malta is nestled just south of Sicily, and is home to a stunning mix of rich history, warm sunshine, exotic culture and lively nightlife. Fly into Malta Airport and let hoppa take care of your Malta transfers with a fast and efficient transfer to your holiday sanctuary. Visit the pretty harbour town of Valetta, or head to the golden sands of St Julian’s to catch some rays by day, and sample local entertainment and tasty gastronomy by night. Sliema is ideal for party animals looking to dance the night away, with a strip of neon lit bars, clubs and discos for everyone.
There is plenty of action at Malta Airport too, so hang on to your last few euros and pick up a duty free bargain on departure. There is a great choice of food and drink outlets on offer too while you relax and unwind before heading home.
Allow hoppa to sweep you off your feet with an easy to book, value for money airport transfer to Malta’s holiday hotspots, including Bugibba, Mellieha and Qawra. Experience a deluxe, stress-free start to your trip while you sit back and enjoy the ride.
If you have a holiday to Malta coming up and need to get transport to your accommodation booked in, choose hoppa. We work closely with a number of local transport providers who can take care of all your Malta airport transfers.
We have all your return transfers covered, too. You can pre-book your drive back to the airport now, so all you need to do is enjoy your trip to this beautiful island in the heart of the Mediterranean.
to our most popular destination of Qawra
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bugibba | 18 km | 45 min | |
| Sliema | 11 km | 39 min | |
| Mellieha | 22 km | 55 min | |
| St Julians | 11 km | 42 min | |
| St Pauls Bay | 18 km | 49 min |
Do & See
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Valletta, the capital of Malta, was built by the Knights of St John in the 16th-century. It is a baroque city which has often been described as an open-air museum due to the amount of historic buildin...
Mdina, the old capital of Malta, is a typical medieval town situated on one of the highest hills of the island. The “Silent City,” as it is known, commands a magnificent view of the island. It is one ...
Here one can have a swim or visit the Blue Grotto and the surrounding coastline by a trip on the “dghajsa,” a traditional Maltese fishing boat. The Blue Grotto is famous for the clarity of the water a...
Across the Grand Harbour, to the south of Valletta, are the historic fortified towns of Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea, commonly referred to as the three cities of Cottonera. If you only have time f...
Marsaxlokk is the main fishing village of Malta, known for its famous fish market held on the docks every Sunday morning. It\u0027s a true spectacle and something you shouldn\u0027t miss. It isn\u0027...
The remains of temples erected in the fourth and third millennium B.C. are a unique sighting. Stone idols, animal representations carved in relief, stone tablets, altars and screens decorated with spi...
Malta is famous for its clear blue water and the perfect conditions for diving. Plenty of reefs, caves and remains of old shipwrecks make it an unforgettable experience. Make use of the chance to go o...
The sister island, Gozo, is well worth a visit on its own. Hire a car or book one of the day jeep safari trips that are offered by multiple tour operators. Upon disembarking, you will immediately noti...
This is a unique pre-historic site, accidentally discovered in 1902. Over 500 square metres of chambers, halls and passages date back to the period between 3600 and 2500 BC. To conserve the stone prec...
Just a short ride from St. Julian\u0027s is the marine park, a fun attraction for both children and adults. The park offers shows with sea lions, parrots and dolphins (it is even possible to book a sw...
St. John\u0027s Co-Cathedral is known as the home of knights and Grand Masters of Malta. The cathedral\u0027s golden, elaborate interior and Baroque exterior count as one of Europe\u0027s finest. The ...
Just outside the city gate of Valletta lies the Hastings public garden. From here majestic views over Sliema, Floriana and Manoel Island unfold. The name of the garden comes from Marquis of Hastings, ...
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When booking with us, simply fill out your holiday details in the search bar at the top of this page and take your pick from transport options available for the dates you will be travelling.
Whether you want to get to your accommodation via private transport or Malta Airport shuttle bus, you will find a range of options that are sure to suit you.
All the airport transfers in Malta available from hoppa provide reliable and comfortable transport to and from your holiday accommodation. However, there are some differences between shuttle buses and private vehicles that it’s worth noting before you book.
If you choose to travel by shuttle, you will share the journey with other passengers and there are various drop-off points on the route. In contrast, it would just be you and your party travelling in a private vehicle, so you will be the only passengers and you’ll travel directly to your hotel or villa.
How you are picked up for your Malta transfers also varies between these two transport options. Private vehicle passengers have a scheduled pick-up time, which is included on the e-ticket that we send upon booking. Shuttle bus passengers, on the other hand, may have to wait for up to 45 minutes before they set off for their accommodation. This is because other people getting the same bus are likely to arrive on flights that get into Malta International Airport at different times.
When you have decided on the transfer transport you prefer, you will be directed to a page that asks you to give us the key details about your trip. In the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box, you can let us know if you want to bring any additional luggage: need special assistance: or you will need a vehicle that’s suitable for a motorised wheelchair.
When you’ve made your booking, we’ll send you an e-ticket. This details everything about your Malta transfers includes, such as where to go when you get to the airport to pick-up times.
Print this off before you set off for Malta so you can easily present it to your driver. Keep hold of it so you can show your driver on your return journey, too.
Passengers travelling by bus or private transfer can bring one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage each.
If you think you’ll have more than this standard allowance with you, you’ll need to choose a larger vehicle for your transfer. Also, remember to let us know in the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box before you book so we have an idea of how much luggage to expect.
When you land in Malta, check your e-ticket and follow the directions in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section. Where you need to go will depend on factors such as who your transport provider is and what type of transfer you have booked, however there are some standard instructions that frequently appear for Malta transfers.
Your e-ticket might direct you to the Maltatransfer.com desk in the arrivals lounge, which is Desk 12. Here, you will meet your travel representative. Alternatively, you may be sent to the arrivals area, where you will find a travel representative holding a sign displaying your name, ‘hoppa’ or the name of the transfer partner.
If you are travelling on to Gozo, your instructions might be slightly different as you will have an additional journey to make when you meet your representative at the airport. Also, as Malta can get busy, look out for any additional information about your transfer.
Always check your e-ticket so you know where to go. If you think any information is missing or you are unsure of where to go, call the number in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section for what to do next.
Call the number on your e-ticket to get an update if you can’t see your driver where you reach the pick-up point. We’ll be able to update you.
Flights can be delayed, and luggage doesn’t turn up on time. We know things don’t always go to plan, so your driver will wait for 45 minutes after your scheduled pick-up time.
As soon as you think you might be a bit late for your pick-up, call the number on your e-ticket to let us know. We’ll need to think about sending an alternative driver to you if your delay goes over the 45-minute mark, so keeping us posted will make sure you can still smoothly get to your accommodation.
If you’re delayed for over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your transfers with us and speak to your travel insurer.
Malta International Airport is the gateway to the captivating Maltese Islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino. Filled with beautiful beaches, historic sites and surrounded by the clear waters of the Mediterranean, this is a truly stunning place to enjoy a break in the sun.
The airport itself is located six miles south west of Malta’s capital, Valetta, on the site of a former RAF base. It’s filled with shops selling everything from books and stationery to jewellery and tech, as well as restaurants and cafés. You’ll also be able to watch the planes come and go from the Observation Deck and head to the Amusement Room for a game of air hockey.
We have your return journey covered. You’ll find your pick-up instructions on your e-ticket, so read through these carefully so you know what you need to do.
If you are travelling by private transfer back to the airport, your driver will be at your accommodation at the time listed on your e-ticket. Aim to be ready 15 minutes before your driver is due to arrive and have your e-ticket ready to show them. We’ll send you a reminder text about this if you’ve opted to receive SMS messages from us.
Shuttle bus passenger? You’ll find out what your pick-up time is 24 hours before your flight home. If you’ve chosen to receive SMS messages from us, we’ll let you know the details by text. You will also be able to find your pick-up time online.
We recommend you get to your pick-up point 10 minutes before your bus is due and have your e-ticket ready. If your bus is running late, call the emergency number on your e-ticket for an update.
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