Published 1 October 2026 | Updated 1 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Wowcher has cut this 4-star Malta break with return flights to £79, saving £47.80 against its £126.80 comparison price. The Solana Hotel & Spa package is available on selected dates.
The stay is in Mellieħa, with a rooftop adults-only infinity pool, indoor heated pool and spa access. Choose two, three, four, five or seven nights, and the page offers London or Manchester as departure locations. October prices in the live calendar started higher when we checked, so use the date picker to find the £79 lead fare rather than expecting it every day.
The £79 price is for two people sharing and the deal is sold as a voucher-style package. Buy through Wowcher, then follow the redemption steps to confirm the holiday with the travel provider. It is ATOL protected, and Wowcher says an unredeemed voucher can be refunded within 16 days.
How to book
Pick London or Manchester, test a few dates and check the final itinerary before you pay. The lowest price is tied to selected dates, and local taxes may apply.
FAQs
What does the £79 Malta holiday include?
The lead price is for two people sharing a standard double or twin room at the 4-star Solana Hotel & Spa, with return flights. The hotel has a rooftop adults-only infinity pool, indoor heated pool and spa facilities.
Where can you fly from?
Wowcher’s booking page showed London and Manchester as the departure locations on 1 October 2026. Check the final flight details for your chosen date before paying.
Why might the price change when I choose a date?
The £79 headline fare is available on selected dates. Prices move with the date and availability, so use the calendar to find the lowest option that works for you.
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