Check out the floats taking over this year’s Malta Carnival – with everything from Scooby-Doo to Vikings, as well as local renowned DJs as busts, the 2025 carnival continues the long standing beloved tradition of Carnival.
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This forms part of a still ongoing carnival atmosphere all over the island, with the capital city welcoming the floats, their creators and all the artists to participate in the celebrations.
Which one is your favourite?
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Valletta came alive with excitement during Carnival 2025, as the city hosted a spectacular celebration of colour, culture, and creativity.
@kasiawtravel captured the capital city being illuminated by the float’s lights as it blew off confetti and music, with carnival dancers filling the streets in costume to add to the gleeful atmosphere.
The carnival is set to continue bringing more joy for a couple of days as the floats and their creators compete but also ensure that this year’s carnival is another one for the books.
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Sheffield United Women took to social media to share a photo revealing that their Maltese player Maria Farrugia’s family visited to celebrate a big milestone.
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Maria has just marked her 50th cap for Malta over the international break, with the player awarded with a bouquet of flowers and a bottle of champagne.
Maria posed with her family pitch-side for a wholesome photo as she continues her international stint.
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Maria signed with the team last year after a stint with Lewes FC Women. She’s also been scoring goals and achievements in her ever-expanding career.
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The Malta Police Force shared some heartwarming moments from this weekend’s Carnival celebrations across various localities. While patrolling the festivities, officers had the pleasure of encountering children dressed as mini police officers!
The officers engaged warmly with their fans, posing for photographs with the young “deputies” and creating lasting memories that will surely stick with the kids as they grow up – and possibly seek a career in the corps themselves!
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