Feb holiday, Cyprus, Naples or Malta

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Has to be Feb, has to be the above places and to make matters worse has to be easyjet.
Four to seven days. Which would you choose?

Thanks

I've done Malta and Naples at Easter in the last 2 years, this year Easter was March so only a little later than you are travelling. Malta was fab and warm, absolutely loads to do we stayed 10 days and had 4 nights in Valletta, 4 nights in Gozo and 1 night in Mdina. Weather was great. We used Bolt (which is like Uber) to get around, 4 bus fares was much the same price as getting a Bolt, and to places like Hagar Qim there is maybe only one bus per hour. Ferries to Gozo probably more likely to be cancelled in February, and Gozo can be seen in a couple of days if it's cold and not beach weather, but it does have good coastal walking. Naples was colder than Malta, we did 2 nights Amalfi coast (fab walking) and 5 nights in Naples, and took the train out to Pompeii, Herculaneum and Vesuvius from Naples (this needed a bus and a train). Naples is a bit gritty, but it would be plenty busy enough in February for a holiday.

@SeeYouJimmy I don't think you would find Croatia to be very warm in the winter / early spring - although possibly Dubrovnik as a city break .

Regarding the Canary Islands - I doubt if all the locals from every town on every island are involved in the protests. There will be a whole load of people there whose businesses are reliant on tourism. I've seen reports of similar in other areas of Spain - but I've certainly never been made to feel unwelcome.