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At TICKETS.COM.BR, we compare real-time fares from over 1,200 airlines and booking sites flying from Brazil to find the lowest price on flights to Malta. Most services land at Malta International Airport (Luqa), with travelers heading into Valletta or St. Julian's. We show live options from Brazil so you can compare and catch the cheapest fare.

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How Much Do Flights to Malta Cost?

Flying from Brazil to Malta is shaped by long-haul routing and connection choices: one-stop itineraries through Lisbon, Madrid or major European hubs often lower fares, while demand around Brazilian summer and year-end holidays pushes prices up. Strong competition on European legs can help you find deals, and the live cards below highlight average travel times and the best window to book.

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8-14 weeks
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Cheap flight deals to Malta

From Brazil, most flights to Malta arrive at Malta International Airport (Luqa) after a single connection in Lisbon, Frankfurt or London, so compare routes that route through different hubs to save. Demand rises around the Brazilian summer and year-end holidays, so look outside those peaks. Search flexible dates, compare departures from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and check both round trip flights to Malta and one way flights to spot short sales. Use weekday departures and compare airlines to find Malta airfare deals and book cheap flight tickets to Malta.

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How much does a flight from Brazil to Malta cost and when is the best time to go?

Cheapest: November R$1,746 - R$1,746
Most Expensive: August R$3,493 - R$3,493
From
R$1,746
São Paulo · Nov
Average price
R$2,604
One-way
Peak season
R$3,493
August 2027

Prices by departure city

One-way, from 1 city in Brazil, cheapest first

Prices by departure city
Departure cityFromCheapest monthAverage priceRange over the yearFlight
São Paulo SAOR$1,746NovR$2,604R$1,746 – R$3,4931+ Stops
Month-by-month prices from São Paulo (One-way)
MonthFromTypical rangevs. averageFlight
September 2026R$2,557R$2,5572% below average1+ Stops
October 2026R$2,016R$2,01623% below average1+ Stops
November 2026R$1,746R$1,74633% below average1+ Stops
December 2026R$2,134R$2,13418% below average1+ Stops
January 2027R$2,470R$2,4705% below average1+ Stops
February 2027R$2,613R$2,613around average1+ Stops
March 2027R$2,502R$2,5024% below average1+ Stops
April 2027R$2,729R$2,7295% above average1+ Stops
May 2027R$2,882R$2,88211% above average1+ Stops
June 2027R$2,941R$2,94113% above average1+ Stops
July 2027R$3,161R$3,16121% above average1+ Stops
August 2027R$3,493R$3,49334% above average1+ Stops

Prices updated on September 3, 2026 · based on TICKETS.COM.BR flight searches

From Brazil to Malta, flights start at R$1,746 and average around R$2,604, with the lowest fares most often in November. Anything close to R$1,746 is a steal for Malta; when you see fares over R$2,604 you're typically looking at high-season prices.

Flying to Malta in November instead of August usually saves about 50%, so timing your trip makes a real difference for Malta. Even in August, the cheapest seats can begin around R$3,493, which shows there are occasional bargains even when demand is highest.

For travel to Malta, book well before departure rather than buying last-minute to avoid paying above R$2,604; planning a few months ahead gives you breathing room. If you lock in dates early you’re more likely to catch fares near R$1,746 and avoid scrambling during August.

To save on flights to Malta, stay flexible with dates, set price alerts, and check nearby airports — these moves often move you from around R$2,604 down toward R$1,746. Also compare one-stop versus direct options for Malta and test one-way combinations if that can shave off cost.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a flight from Brazil to Malta usually cost?

Flights from Brazil to Malta typically start at R$1,746 and most travelers pay around R$2,604. Expect variation by season and carrier, so use flexible-date searches to compare days; watching fares over time will show whether a current price is closer to R$1,746 or above the typical R$2,604 for this route.

When is the best time to fly to Malta?

The cheapest month to fly to Malta is usually November, and flying then rather than in August tends to save about 50%. If you can travel in November you'll likely pay less; otherwise aim for shoulder-season dates to avoid the higher demand that pushes fares above R$2,604.

How far in advance should I book a flight to Malta?

Aim to book a few months ahead for flights to Malta to avoid paying above R$2,604; this general window gives you time to compare options. Booking too close to departure often means higher fares, while booking very early lets you cherry-pick dates when fares are nearer to R$1,746.


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Best Time to Book a Flight to Malta

6-10 weeks before your flight
Last minute0-2 weeks before travel~+30%
Optimal6-10 weeks before travelBaseline
Too early3-6 months before travel~+10%

For flights from Brazil to Malta we usually see the best fares when you book a month and a half to two and a half months ahead. Airlines and booking sites run timed fare sales and fill seats on popular summer and holiday services, so price jumps often happen close to departure and again far in advance. Set price alerts with TICKETS.COM.BR and compare airlines to catch flash drops and round trip offers.


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Top things to see and do in Malta

Valletta, the Blue Lagoon on Comino and Mdina are the big draws for visitors to Malta. Plan short transfers between islands, watch summer crowds, and book ferries in advance for day trips.

St. John’s Co-Cathedral
Baroque cathedral in Valletta housing Caravaggio’s works; allow 1–2 hours and go early to avoid queues.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Valletta, Malta

Flights to St. John’s Co-Cathedral (Valletta)
Landmark 🏛️
Blue Lagoon, Comino
Famous turquoise waters between Malta and Gozo; take an early ferry from Cirkewwa for calm seas and clearer water.

Open: 9:00 - 18:00

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Comino, Malta

Flights to Blue Lagoon (Comino)
Beach 🏖️
Mdina Old City
Walled medieval city known as the Silent City; stroll narrow streets and viewpoints over the island in 1–2 hours.

Open: 24/7

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Mdina, Malta

Flights to Mdina Old City (Mdina)
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Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum
Underground prehistoric burial site near Paola; reserve timed tickets well in advance due to strict visitor limits.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Paola, Malta

Flights to Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum (Paola)
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Marsaxlokk Fishing Village
Traditional harbor village with colorful luzzu boats and a Sunday fish market; sample fresh seafood at waterfront stalls.

Open: All day

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Marsaxlokk, Malta

Flights to Marsaxlokk Fishing Village (Marsaxlokk)
Village 🐟
Upper Barrakka Gardens
Panoramic viewpoint in Valletta overlooking the Grand Harbour; cannon salute daily at noon.

Open: 8:00 - 20:00

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Noon

Located in: Valletta, Malta

Flights to Upper Barrakka Gardens (Valletta)
Viewpoint 🌄
Popeye Village
Film-set turned family attraction on the northwest coast; take photos and join boat trips to sea caves.

Open: 9:00 - 18:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Rabat, Malta

Flights to Popeye Village (Rabat)
Family Fun 🎬
Gozo Citadel
Historic fortress in Victoria, Gozo with museums and island views; combine with a short ferry ride from Malta.

Open: 9:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Victoria, Gozo, Malta

Flights to Gozo Citadel (Victoria)
Fortress 🛡️


Best times to visit Malta across the seasons from Brazil

Malta's seasons change what you can do: warm summers for beaches and festivals, mild winters for lower prices and quieter towns. For travelers from Brazil, season affects flight options, ferry links to Gozo, and sightseeing crowds. Read the tips below to pick the right season and make the most of flight availability and local vibes.



Frequently asked questions - Finding and booking cheap flights to Malta from Brazil

We compare prices from hundreds of airlines and booking sites to show a wide range of options for flights from Brazil to Malta. That means you can see budget airlines flying to Malta, full-service carriers, and multi city flights including Malta side trips. We surface deals, let you set price alerts, and point to direct flights to Malta International Airport when available so you can compare flight tickets to Malta easily.

No. The price you see on TICKETS.COM.BR is the same as booking directly with the airline or booking site; we never add a markup or a booking fee. We earn a small commission from the airline or booking site only when you complete a booking, and that payment comes from them, not from you. We are never paid to feature or rank any provider.

Most Brazilian passport holders can enter Malta for short tourist stays without a visa, but entry rules can change so check official government sources before you travel. Also confirm passport validity and any return or onward-ticket rules. We recommend verifying visa rules well before booking to avoid last-minute problems with Malta travel flight options.

For long-haul connections, most travelers search from major Brazilian gateways such as São Paulo (GRU) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG). Cheap flight tickets from Sao Paulo to Malta and cheap flight tickets from Rio de Janeiro to Malta often appear via European hubs. When you compare options on TICKETS.COM.BR, check different departure airports to find Malta airfare deals and better routing.

Direct flights to Malta International Airport from Brazil are rare. Most airline tickets to Malta from Brazil route via European hubs or nearby Mediterranean gateways. If you prefer fewer stops, look for one-stop itineraries through major European cities and use our filters to find the fastest connections and fewer long layovers.

Plan ahead but stay flexible: booking well before the peak summer season usually helps, and you can also find last minute flight tickets to Malta at times, especially in off-peak months. Use price alerts on TICKETS.COM.BR and compare round trip flights to Malta and one way flights to Malta to find the best timing for your trip.

Look for both budget airlines and full-service carriers that partner through European hubs. Budget carriers may offer low cost flights to Malta on short Europe legs, while full-service airlines handle the long-haul segments from Brazil. Compare business class flight tickets to Malta if you want more comfort, and check low cost flights to Malta for tight budgets.

Students should use flexible dates, midweek departures, and price alerts to spot discounted flight tickets to Malta for students. Also compare multi city flights including Malta for study trips or combined journeys, and search for special student fares offered by some carriers. We show many options so you can compare and book cheap flights to Malta that suit a student budget.

Flight time varies by route and stops; expect long-haul travel with total journey times often spanning a day including connections. Nonstop segments from Brazil to Europe take several hours, and onward connections to Malta add more time. Check total trip duration when you compare flight ticket offers to Malta so you know layover lengths and arrival times.

You set an alert for the route you want—such as cheap flight tickets to Malta or cheapest flights from Brazil to Luqa—and we notify you when fares move. Alerts cover round trip flights to Malta, one way flights to Malta, and specific origin airports like Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. Alerts help you act fast when Malta flight ticket prices drop so you can book cheap flights to Malta.

Practical travel guide to Malta from Brazil

Plan practical travel from Brazil to Malta with clear tips on transport, visas, money, and safety. Read fast, act smart: flight options, where to land, and what to expect when you arrive in Malta.

Malta is compact: buses link Valletta, Sliema and Mdina, while taxis and ferries cover short sea crossings. From Malta International Airport (Luqa) a taxi to Valletta takes about 20–30 minutes. If you rent a car, remember Maltese drive on the left and streets in older towns are narrow. For airport transfers, prebook if arriving late to avoid higher rates.

Valletta and Sliema have the widest range of hotels and guesthouses; check reviews for exact location because some places sit on steep hills. For longer stays, an apartment in St Julian's or Gzira gives easy access to dining and buses. Book early for summer; look for small guesthouses or aparthotels to save on meals and get a kitchen.

Malta is generally safe for travelers from Brazil. Watch for petty pickpocketing in crowded ferry terminals or popular tourist streets. Taxis are metered on some routes but agree on the fare for special transfers. Use official taxi stands at the airport and confirm driver ID if a price seems unusually low.

Maltese are friendly and often bilingual in English and Maltese. Greet shop staff and say thank you in English. Dress is casual in towns; bring a cover-up for churches. Tipping is modest: a few euros for good service is normal but never required.

Search broadly: compare flight tickets to Malta by checking different Brazilian gateways like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and set price alerts with TICKETS.COM.BR. Look for multi city flights including Malta if you want to visit nearby Europe. Be flexible on dates and consider nearby arrival airports or open-jaw routing to lower Malta flight ticket prices.

Try rabbit stew, ftira sandwiches, and fresh seafood in Marsaxlokk market. Local bakeries sell pastizzi for a cheap snack. Meals in casual cafés cost less in neighborhood towns than touristy Valletta; hunt for lunch deals and market stalls for the best value.

A 3–5 day trip covers Valletta, Mdina and the Three Cities; add Gozo for beaches and cliffs. Use ferries to hop between islands and reserve any timed-entry sites ahead of peak season. Pace your days: narrow streets and steps slow you down more than you expect.

Pack a light rain jacket for shoulder seasons and strong sun protection in summer. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for cobbled streets. If you plan to drive, bring an International Driving Permit and check your rental insurance coverage.



What Airports Do You Fly Into for Malta from Brazil?

Malta is served mainly through Malta International Airport in Luqa (MLA). When searching flights from Brazil to Malta, compare departures from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro for the best connections and fares.

Malta International Airport (MLA)
Distance to Valletta:About 8 km (20–30 minutes by taxi)
Terminals:Single terminal with arrivals and departures in one building

Main international gateway for Malta, located in Luqa near Valletta. It handles all scheduled international flights and charters to the Maltese islands.

International
Main gateway


Which airlines fly to Malta from Brazil?

Overview of airlines and service types for flights from Brazil to Malta. We list realistic options you’ll compare when you search: long-haul carriers via European hubs, regional carriers that feed into Malta International Airport (Luqa), and budget airlines for intra-Europe segments.

Full-service long-haul carriers
European short-haul and regional carriers
Low-cost European carriers
Connecting options and code-share partners
How to use these options

Long-haul airlines that connect Brazil to Europe and onward to Malta via one connection.

Lufthansa
Reliable connections via Frankfurt
  • Connects São Paulo and Rio to Frankfurt, then onward connections to Malta via European partners or codeshares.

Air France
One-stop via Paris
  • Flights from São Paulo to Paris offer onward connections to Malta with a single transfer at Paris CDG.

Iberia
Good links through Madrid
  • Madrid is a common hub from Brazil; from there you can connect to Malta with one short European hop.

Turkish Airlines
Via Istanbul with wide network
  • Routes from Brazil to Istanbul then connect to Malta; useful for multi city flights including Malta and other stops.



Where to fly to from Malta with TICKETS.COM.BR?

Top places to visit in Malta and nearby destinations you can reach when you compare flight tickets to Malta. We show options that suit budget travelers, students, and those looking for direct flights to Malta International Airport or easy connections.

Valletta
Valletta
Malta’s capital, known for historic fortifications, St. John's Co-Cathedral and compact streets perfect for short walks.
Sliema
Sliema
Busy waterfront town with ferry links to Valletta, cafes, and shopping — great for budget stays and easy city access.
St. Julian's
St. Julian's
Nightlife and sandy bays near Paceville; popular with students and young travelers seeking cheap summer flights to Malta.
Mdina
Mdina
The silent city on a hill with medieval streets and viewpoints — a short drive from Luqa and a calm contrast to the coast.
Gozo
Gozo
Neighbor island with rural landscapes, coastal walks and quieter beaches — easy ferry from Cirkewwa for a day trip.
Marsaxlokk
Marsaxlokk
Traditional fishing village with colorful luzzu boats and a Sunday fish market — ideal for a relaxed half-day trip.
Comino
Comino
Tiny island with the Blue Lagoon's turquoise water — reached by short boat ride from mainland; best early or late to avoid crowds.
Birgu (Vittoriosa)
Birgu (Vittoriosa)
Historic waterfront town with fortresses and maritime museums — part of the Three Cities and close to Grand Harbour.


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