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Malta International Airport

Malta is a popular holiday destination, and although it's a small island it still has plenty to offer. If you are looking to explore Malta while you're there, then car rental is a must. We offer a wide range of vehicles for rental, and will help you keep your carbon footprint low as well.

If you're looking for a history tour, you have a lot of choice! Head on over Gozo to visit the temples in Ggantija, or visit one of the many museums such as the Malta at War Museum or the Lascaris War Rooms. There are three UNESCO World Hertiage Sites - quite an impressive achievement for an island of this size. These are The Fortress City of Valletta, the Megalithic Temples, and the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum.

Looking for an adventure? You can enjoy rock climbing or rambling in Malta, as well as enjoy the gorgeous sea surrounding you. Sign up for a diving course and experience the beautiful blue seas. For those more experienced divers, a visit the the Maltese Archipelago in the centre of the Mediterranean is a must! We also recommend snorkeling at the Blue Hole in Gozo and the Cirkewwa off the North West coast of Malta.

For those of you looking to relax, Malta can help there as well. From relaxing cruises and wellness spa's, to flawless beaches and hotel sunbathing - you can have it all when you visit Malta.

Tips for renting a car in Malta

Before you rent
Choose wisely. In 2019 we introduced our multi-product system which helps you choose a car based on your needs and easily see the final price. Car rental insurance can be tricky to navigate and often isn't what you expect, by booking with us direct you'll receive the correct insurance for your rental.

When you collect your vehicle
Plan ahead. We recommend planning your route before you leave, especially when renting a car at an airport. Are you sure where you're meeting your chaperone or where the rental desk is? Your confirmation email will have the contact information for the location, so we suggest saving the number in your phone ahead of time.

Have the correct documents ready. We try and keep the check in process as painless as possible but we do need to process certain information for legal reasons so having these ready ahead of time can help speed up the process. Make sure you have your booking details ready, along with your driving licence, passport and valid credit card.

Complete a vehicle check. It's essential when you are taken to your car you complete a Vehicle Condition Report (VCR) and note any existing damage, paying particular attention to the five damage hotspots. If you don't report this, you may be liable for these damages when you return the vehicle. We don't want you to get caught out, so we've put together a handy vehicle inspection video to help you check everything thoroughly.

While you rent
Take care. Unfortunately you may be liable for any damage caused to a vehicle in your care, and this will vary depending on the product you choose. A large proportion of damages to any car can be dings you pick up in car parks, so be mindful when space is limited and park further away and walk a little further to your destination.

When you return your vehicle
Complete a vehicle check. It's time to carry out a VCR again and even more essential to fully log any damage, no matter how small, to ensure you are fully covered and we can process your return effectively. Be sure to check the vehicle as before, paying special attention to the five damage hotspots.

Why choose Green Motion for car rental?

Our pricing is transparent

With Green Motion, you always easily see the total final price. Car rental insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand - by booking with us, you always get the right insurance easily.

Get your car with ease

Our car rental points are located within easy distances from central locations - near airports and train stations, as well as in the heart of cities.

We are eco-friendly

We strive to minimize our environmental impact. We invest in, among other things, biodegradable chemicals and less water-consuming methods to clean our cars, such as steam cleaning.

We are always happy to help

You can reach us by phone from 9 am to 5 pm and at other times by email, [email protected].

Useful Information

Side of road

Drive on the left side of the road

Local currency

Euro (€)

Average temperatures

13°C (55°F) - 27°C (81°F)

Nearest Bus Station

There is a bus station located at the airport

Nearest Bus Station

The nearest bus station to Malta International Airport is located just outside the terminal. The airport is well-connected by several bus routes operated by Malta Public Transport, including routes X1, X2, X3, and X4, which connect the airport to various parts of the island.

Nearest Petrol Station

If you drive down Vjal L-Avjazzjoni and take a left at the roundabout, there will be a petrol station on your left

FAQ car rental in Malta International Airport

How much does it cost to rent a car in Marrakech?

The cost to rent a car in Malta Airport can vary widely depending on the type of vehicle, rental duration, time of year, and insurance options. Please check our booking system for prices!

Is Malta easy to drive in?

Yes, the main roads in Malta are generally well maintained and well signposted, making driving there similar to the UK as Maltese drivers also use the left-hand side. However, some minor roads can be in poor condition, so it's important to be cautious of potholes.

Do I need a car in Malta?

Renting a car is really advisable! Malta has a lot to offer and driving around Malta and Gozo will be an amazing possibility to experience the scenic views and the Maltese culture! You can explore Malta on a daylong road trip, since the island is only 316 square kilometres in size.

Are there any specific driving rules I should be aware of in Malta?

Yes! When parking, blue zones are for residents, and white zones are for public parking. Dipped headlights must be used in tunnels and during low visibility conditions such as rain or fog. It is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving unless you have a hands-free system.Children under 12 years old or under 150 cm in height must use appropriate child restraints or car seats. The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.08%. However, it is best to avoid drinking any alcohol if you plan to drive due to strict penalties. Be aware that traffic cameras are in use throughout Malta to monitor speed and traffic violations.

Do you have to pay to enter Valletta?

Yes, to enter Valletta by car, you may need to pay a fee. Valletta operates a Controlled Vehicular Access (CVA) system to manage traffic within the city. Vehicles entering Valletta are subject to a Controlled Vehicular Access (CVA) charge. The fees vary depending on the length of stay within the city. The system is designed to reduce congestion and manage traffic flow. Certain vehicles, such as those belonging to residents, electric vehicles, and public transportation, are exempt from the CVA charges. The CVA charges can be paid online through the CVA Malta website or at designated payment points. Charges are calculated based on the time a vehicle spends within the city. Parking within Valletta is limited, and it is advisable to use designated parking areas or park-and-ride facilities outside the city and use public transportation to enter.