Watch: Maltese Carnival, Coastlines And Countryside Shine In New Enola Holmes Trailer

The newly released trailer for the next Enola Holmes seasons has given Malta an even bigger spotlight than fans were expecting, with the island featuring prominently throughout the two-minute preview.

From the very first moments of the trailer, Malta is not just used as a filming location, it’s woven directly into the story.

At several points, Malta is mentioned by name, with Enola Holmes’ husband-to-be revealed to have Maltese lineage, making the island a key part of the plot rather than simply a scenic backdrop.

Viewers are also treated to a showcase of some of Malta’s most recognisable sights and traditions. The trailer features colourful scenes from the Maltese Carnival, sweeping shots of the Maltese countryside and stunning seaside landscapes, all of which play a major role in setting the atmosphere for the upcoming mystery.

The increased focus on Malta marks a significant step up from previous glimpses of the island, with the latest trailer making it clear that the Mediterranean nation will be one of the film’s central locations.

Fans online have already begun reacting to the trailer, with many Maltese viewers celebrating the amount of screen time given to local landmarks, traditions and scenery.

Malta has long been a favourite destination for international productions, hosting everything from blockbuster films to major television series.

However, seeing the country mentioned repeatedly within the storyline itself is a rare occurrence and one that is likely to generate plenty of excitement among local audiences.

Will you be watching this season of Enola Holmes?

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Gabriel Falzon

Gabriel Falzon is a social media executive at Lovin Malta, with a keen interest in digital media, local businesses, and the natural world. Outside of work, you’ll often find him baking up a storm, diving into video games, or exploring the endless corners of YouTube.