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Public holidays in Malta 2033

Malta has 14 public holidays in 2033, 10 on working days.

Next: Il-Festa tal-Immakulata Kunċizzjoni (Feast of the Immaculate Conception), Tuesday, 8 December 2026in 53 days

Nationwide

National public holidays

National public holidays in Malta in 2033: date, weekday, name and days until
DateHolidayWhen
01 JanSatWeekendL-Ewwel tas-SenaNew Year's Dayin 2,269 days
10 FebThuIl-Festa tan-Nawfraġju ta' San PawlFeast of Saint Paul's Shipwreckin 2,309 days
19 MarSatWeekendIl-Festa ta' San ĠużeppFeast of Saint Josephin 2,346 days
31 MarThuJum il-ĦelsienFreedom Dayin 2,358 days
15 AprFriIl-Ġimgħa l-KbiraGood Fridayin 2,373 days
01 MaySunWeekendJum il-ĦaddiemWorker's Dayin 2,389 days
07 JunTueSette Giugnoin 2,426 days
29 JunWedIl-Festa ta' San Pietru u San PawlFeast of Saint Peter and Saint Paulin 2,448 days
15 AugMonIl-Festa ta' Santa MarijaFeast of the Assumptionin 2,495 days
08 SeptThuJum il-VitorjaFeast of Our Lady of Victoriesin 2,519 days
21 SeptWedJum l-IndipendenzaIndependence Dayin 2,532 days
08 DecThuIl-Festa tal-Immakulata KunċizzjoniFeast of the Immaculate Conceptionin 2,610 days
13 DecTueJum ir-RepubblikaRepublic Dayin 2,615 days
25 DecSunWeekendIl-MiliedChristmas Dayin 2,627 days

At a glance

Malta in 2033

01Public holidays

14 days

10 on working days, 4 at the weekend (Saturday and Sunday).

02Long weekends

2 long weekends

03Regional

None

04Next holiday

Il-Festa tal-Immakulata Kunċizzjoni (Feast of the Immaculate Conception)

Tuesday, 8 December 2026 · in 53 days

Days off in a row

Long weekends

Three or more days off in a row: the weekend (Saturday and Sunday) next to a nationwide public holiday on a working day.

  • Fri, 15 Apr – Sun, 17 Apr

    3 days offGood Friday

  • Sat, 13 Aug – Mon, 15 Aug

    3 days offFeast of the Assumption

Sources and limits

About these dates

A public holiday does not always close every business. Essential services, shops and some industries keep working, and pay rules differ by country and contract.

Dates come from the open-source python-holidays project (0.106, MIT licence), which follows each country’s laws and official calendars; NonWorkingDays built these tables from it on 15 October 2026. Names are shown as the source gives them, in the local language and in English, without machine translation.

Dates marked “estimated” follow lunar or religious calendars and can move by a day when they are announced. Days off decreed at short notice, such as bridge days, may be missing. Check with an official source before you book.

Long weekends count the weekend (Saturday and Sunday) and nationwide public holidays only. “When” counts days by the local date in Valletta.

! Checked against gov.mt: Public Holidays in Malta (page blocked to direct download; list read via search extract), National Holidays and Other Public Holidays Act, Cap. 252 on 16 October 2026, with caveats: All 14 public holidays for 2026 match the official gov.mt list as read through a search extract; the 2027 list is not yet published, so 2027 follows the fixed dates in the National Holidays Act (Cap. 252) and Good Friday.

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Questions

Good to know

How many public holidays does Malta have in 2033?

Malta has 14 days of national public holidays in 2033, 10 on working days. When two holidays fall on the same date, the day counts once.

When is the next public holiday in Malta?

Il-Festa tal-Immakulata Kunċizzjoni (Feast of the Immaculate Conception), on Tuesday, 8 December 2026.

How many long weekends does Malta have in 2033?

2: Fri, 15 Apr – Sun, 17 Apr (Good Friday); Sat, 13 Aug – Mon, 15 Aug (Feast of the Assumption).

Which public holidays in Malta fall on a weekend in 2033?

L-Ewwel tas-Sena (New Year's Day), Saturday, 1 January 2033; Il-Festa ta' San Ġużepp (Feast of Saint Joseph), Saturday, 19 March 2033; Jum il-Ħaddiem (Worker's Day), Sunday, 1 May 2033; Il-Milied (Christmas Day), Sunday, 25 December 2033.