This is a list of extreme points of Malta. The points that are farthest north, south, east or west than any other location. Malta is composed of an archipelago of seven islands.

• Northernmost point – Reqqa Point, Gozo 36°4′55″N 14°14′9″E / 36.08194°N 14.23583°E / 36.08194; 14.23583 (Reqqa Point (Northernmost point))
• Northernmost settlement – Żebbuġ, Gozo 36°4′15″N 14°14′13″E / 36.07083°N 14.23694°E / 36.07083; 14.23694 (Zebbug (Northernmost settlement))
• Southernmost point – Filfla 35°47′N 14°24′E / 35.783°N 14.400°E / 35.783; 14.400 (Filfla (Southernmost point))
• Southernmost settlement – Birżebbuġa, Malta 35°49′32″N 14°31′41″E / 35.82556°N 14.52806°E / 35.82556; 14.52806 (Birzebbuga (Southernmost settlement))
• Westernmost point – San Dimitri Point, Gozo
• Westernmost settlement – Saint Lawrence, Gozo 36°3′18″N 14°12′15″E / 36.05500°N 14.20417°E / 36.05500; 14.20417 (Saint Lawrence (Westernmost Settlement))
• Easternmost point – Marsaskala, Malta 35°51′40″N 14°34′35″E / 35.86111°N 14.57639°E / 35.86111; 14.57639 (Marsaskala (Easternmost Point))
• Easternmost settlement – Marsaskala, Malta 35°51′45″N 14°34′3″E / 35.86250°N 14.56750°E / 35.86250; 14.56750 (Marsaskala (Easternmost Settlement))

• Highest point – Ta' Dmejrek, Malta, at 253 m.^[1]
• Lowest point – Mediterranean Sea, at 0 m.^[1]

• Geography of Malta
• Extreme points of the European Union
• Extreme points of Eurasia
• Extreme points of Africa-Eurasia
• Extreme points of Earth