Malta, all-inclusive, honestly priced.
ATOL-protected packages organised by TripX Ltd, flown with KM Malta Airlines. Family resorts, beach hotels and adults-only options across Malta and Gozo.
The all-inclusive holiday is a good fit for Malta for a specific reason: the country is short-haul, the airport is close to every resort, and the hotel estate is weighted towards the north — close to the sandy swimming bays. Once you arrive, you can, in the most literal sense, not leave your resort for a week and still come home saying you have had a lovely holiday. That is not a criticism of Malta; it is a compliment to the format.
What “all-inclusive” covers on a Malta package
An all-inclusive Malta holiday through our partner TripX Ltd typically includes return flights with KM Malta Airlines, your hotel, return transfers, and an all-inclusive board basis covering breakfast, lunch, dinner and a defined drinks menu throughout your stay. Exact inclusions vary by hotel — always check the individual resort’s all-inclusive definition before booking.
Where the resorts are
The all-inclusive inventory is concentrated in a small number of areas. Mellieħa and neighbouring St Paul’s Bay, Qawra and Buggiba hold the largest cluster — big beach-and-pool resorts within walking or bus distance of the sandy bays. St Julian’s has a smaller but more hotel-like concentration, useful if you want dining, bars and the Sliema front as a night-time option. Gozo has a small but excellent all-inclusive presence — different in character from Malta, quieter, and very good for repeat visitors.
Short flight, airport close to every resort, hotel estate weighted towards the best beaches. All-inclusive is simply a good fit for Malta.
Is all-inclusive right for your holiday?
All-inclusive is best suited to family holidays, resort-focused weeks and visitors who want predictable cost with minimum daily admin. It is less ideal for couples who want to eat their way around Valletta, or repeat visitors planning to roam the country end-to-end. A useful middle option is a half-board package in Mellieħa or St Julian’s with two nights in Valletta bolted on — our Where to Stay guide covers the area choice in more depth.
ATOL protection and how to book
All package holidays featured here are organised and provided by TripX Ltd, an ATOL-registered company. ATOL protection applies to eligible flight-inclusive package bookings as required under UK law. To book, see Malta holidays or browse current Malta holiday deals.
Frequently asked questions
Are all-inclusive Malta holidays ATOL protected?+
All package holidays featured on VisitMalta.co.uk are organised and provided by TripX Ltd, an ATOL-registered company. ATOL protection applies to eligible flight-inclusive package bookings as required under UK law.
Where are the best all-inclusive resorts?+
The majority of Malta’s all-inclusive inventory is concentrated in Mellieħa and St Paul’s Bay in the north, with additional options around St Julian’s, Qawra and Buggiba. Gozo has a small but excellent all-inclusive presence.
Are all-inclusive holidays suitable for families?+
Yes. All-inclusive packages are among the most popular Malta options for UK families because they make budgeting predictable, remove daily friction and almost always include children’s facilities.