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Malta, breakfast — 2 complete trips

2 bookable trips to Malta with breakfast, from HUF 175,941 per person: flight and hotel for one price.

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Malta · VallettaThe Saint John A Boutique★★★★14 Mar – 17 Mar · 3 nights · BreakfastDeparts BratislavaHUF 58,647 / nightFrom HUF 175,941≈ €482 / personOpen ↗
Malta · Bugibba a QawraBest Western Premier Malta★★★★26 Feb – 3 Mar · 5 nights · BreakfastDeparts BratislavaHUF 40,370 / nightFrom HUF 201,849≈ €553 / personOpen ↗

Prices are as of 2026-10-22; the booking page shows the final one. Euro amounts are approximate, converted at the ECB rate of 2026-10-21.

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A calm system for the day before departure

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Plan a coastal stay with or without a car

Turn saved places into a useful map

Set clear limits for nature activities

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Keep a travel decision log

A calm system for the day before departure

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