Frequently asked questions.

We verify opening hours against official sources and mark when they were last checked. Seasonal variations can occur, so we recommend confirming directly with the venue for time-sensitive visits.

Xemxi combines a curated local knowledge base with AI to build a personalised day-by-day plan. We consider your travel dates, group type, interests, pace preference, and transport mode, then assemble an itinerary from our database of Malta locations, activities, and restaurants.

Editing, swapping individual activities and regenerating specific days, is part of the upcoming Premium tier. Your generated plan is saved to your account so you can revisit it anytime.

Gozo day trips, with ferry routing tailored to your transport mode (car ferry from Ċirkewwa, or fast ferry from Valletta and Sliema), are part of the upcoming Premium tier. Free plans focus on the main island of Malta.

Yes. Right now every plan is free: profile your trip and get a day-by-day itinerary at no cost. A Premium tier (the full week, PDF download, shareable links, activity swaps, and Gozo day trips) is on the way, and you can register your interest for it on our Premium page.

It depends on your style. Buses reach most places but can be slow. A rental car gives freedom, especially for beaches and Gozo. Bolt (ride-hailing) is affordable for shorter trips. Xemxi tailors your plan to your chosen transport mode.

Malta works year-round, and the honest answer depends on what you want from the trip.

The sea reaches 20°C in seven months of the year, from May through November, so swimming is not a summer-only thing. October still gets to 24°C, warmer than June, long after the August queues have gone. High summer is the hottest and busiest; winter is mild, quiet, and made for the cities and the cathedrals.

We compare all twelve months side by side, with air and sea temperature and rainfall, in when to visit Malta.