Tattoo tourism is becoming a popular way for travellers to combine holiday experiences with artistic expression. More people are choosing to return home not only with souvenirs, but with a meaningful piece of art linked to their destination.

Cities like Berlin, London, and Barcelona have long been recognised for their tattoo communities. Yet a new Mediterranean favourite is emerging: Malta.

Warm weather, beautiful coastal towns, and a rising number of skilled artists make Malta one of the best countries for tattoo travel. British travellers often arrive with a beach bag and a tattoo idea ready to become part of their holiday story.

“I came for a long weekend and left with a piece of art I’ll treasure for life.”
— Traveller, 2025

Book your tatto here

Why Malta appeals to British travellers seeking a tattoo experience abroad

A growing and vibrant Mediterranean tattoo culture

Malta blends European precision with island creativity, resulting in a tattoo scene that feels both artistic and welcoming. Studios like We The Sinners Tattoo, located in St. Paul’s Bay, are known for their craftsmanship and warm environment.

• Fine line tattoos in Malta
• Traditional tattoos in Malta 

The studio offers a soothing, professional environment ideal for holidaymakers.

International influence and artistic diversity

Malta attracts visiting tattoo artists from across Europe and beyond. Styles range from Japanese-inspired motifs to geometric patterns, blackwork, and modern minimalism.

Cultural blending and Mediterranean creativity

British travellers often describe their tattoos from Malta as expressive and meaningful. Designs inspired by the island’s identity include:

• marine-inspired elements
• geometric or sacred patterns
• minimalist black ink
  

We The Sinners Tattoo Studio in St. Paul’s Bay

This studio has become a favourite among tourists due to its professionalism, creativity, and welcoming environment. Artists take time to understand each traveller’s story and design preferences.

“A calming and artistic space, not just a tattoo studio.”
— UK traveller, 2025

The tattoo tourist experience: ink, sunshine, and the sea

What makes Malta ideal for a tattoo holiday is the combination of expert art and a beautiful environment. After your session, you can enjoy the sea breeze and the island’s landscapes while your tattoo begins to heal.

British travellers appreciate:

• frequent flights from major UK cities
• warm weather ideal for healing (with sun protection)
• a variety of artistic styles
• a friendly, international tattoo community
  

Quick guide for travellers getting tattooed in Malta

Before your appointment

• Explore styles at top studios: fine line tattoos
• Book early, especially during summer.
  
• Bring design references.

During your session

• Wear loose clothing appropriate for the placement.
• Stay hydrated in the island heat.
• Trust your artist’s expertise.
  

Aftercare while travelling

• Avoid swimming and heavy sun exposure for two weeks.
• Use fragrance-free moisturisers or aftercare balms.
• Keep the tattoo clean and protected while exploring.
  

Save money on your tattoo with the Le Petit Maltais card

Enjoy a 15% discount on your tattoo in Malta with the My little Malta card. This discount card allows you to save not only on small tattoos at We The Sinners Tattoo, but also on a wide range of tourist activities in Malta: restaurants, boat trips, diving, car hire and accommodation.

What to pack for your tattoo trip to Malta

A simple but thoughtful packing list can make your tattoo holiday easier:

• loose clothing
• SPF 50 sunscreen
• aftercare balm or fragrance-free moisturiser
• reusable water bottle
• pouch for carrying aftercare products during day trips
  

Plan your tattoo trip to Malta

Explore Malta’s tattoo scene or book your session in advance:

• Book your tattoo in Malta here.

If you’re still undecided about your mode of transport in Malta, we’ve written a detailed article on ways to visit Gozo.

Renting a Scooter in Gozo, a Good Idea?

Renting a scooter in Gozo is perfect for those looking to “get off the beaten path. You can avoid the constraints of Malta’s bus schedules and discover unique places, often inaccessible by other means of transport. However, be aware of the” condition of the roads, which can sometimes be poor.

Gozo, with its authentic roads, is ideal for scooter excursions. Whether you’re staying in the center of the island in Victoria or near Xlendi Bay in the west, or if you want to explore sites like the Ggantija Temple, a scooter offers you the freedom to do so at your leisure.

Booking your Scooter Rental in Gozo

It is advisable to book your scooter online in advance to guarantee availability, especially during high season. Choose from a wide range of reliable brands, such as Kymco or Vespa.

Click here to book your scooter.

Where to Rent a Scooter in Gozo?

Here are some scooter rental options in Gozo:

Hammerhead Project

• Location: (Mgar, Gozo)
• Prices: from €25 per day
• Contact: (+356) 9950 7956
• Get a 10% discount with the My Little Malta discount card. More information here.

On2Wheels Rentals

• Location: (Zebbug, Gozo)
• Prices: from €25 per day
• Contact: (+356) 7926 6879

Scooter Freaks Gozo (Vespa)

• Location: (Zebbug, Gozo)
• Prices: from €40 per day
• Contact: (+356) 2156 5200

Do You Need a Driving License to Rent a Scooter in Gozo?

The rules in Gozo are similar to those in Malta:

• Scooters up to 50cc: AM category license required.
• Scooters over 50cc up to 125cc: A1 category license or, for French citizens, B license with additional training.
• Scooters over 125cc: A2 or A category license.

Taking the Ferry from Malta to Gozo by Scooter

You can easily take the ferry from Malta to Gozo from Cirkewwa, on the north of the island. Fares are affordable and the journey offers magnificent views of the Mediterranean.

Safety and Insurance

Wearing a helmet is mandatory in Gozo. For insurance, opt for a rental option that includes coverage, which most rental companies offer.

By following these tips, your experience in Gozo will be safe, convenient, and unforgettable. Let yourself be carried away by the beauty of this unique island, with the freedom a scooter offers.

From sheer cliffs to secret coves, villages and historic sites, this adventure by jeep will show you Gozo in a whole new light. Get ready for the thrill of adventure in comfort, with a local guide who will reveal the island’s well-kept secrets.

Jeep safari in Gozo

A perfect day guaranteed: A minivan picks you up and takes you straight to your accommodation and then to your private boat and jeep in a smooth, well-organized manner.

Access the most remote corners of the island: Unlike traditional excursions, a jeep safari takes you along dirt roads inaccessible by car, taking you to hidden spots known only to the locals.

A local English-speaking guide: Throughout the Yippee excursion, your guide will share fascinating anecdotes and historical facts about Gozo, for a total immersion in Maltese culture.

Comfort and safety: The jeeps are modern and well-equipped, offering a perfect balance between adrenalin and comfort.

Itinerary in Gozo on a Jeep safari

1. The majestic Blue Hole and the Inland Sea

A must-see site on Gozo, the Blue Hole is a natural wonder that attracts divers from all over the world. Right next door, the Dwejra Inland Sea, a peaceful lagoon linked to the ocean by a cave, offers a surreal setting.

2. The cliffs of Ta’ Cenc

These vertiginous cliffs offer exceptional panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. By jeep, you can approach otherwise inaccessible viewpoints, far from the tourist crowds.

3. Marsalforn saltworks

Witnesses of an ancestral know-how, these salt pans dug into the rock are still operated by Gozitan families. A perfect stop-off to admire this unique landscape and learn more about salt harvesting.

4. Ramla Bay and its red sand

Located on Gozo’s north coast, Ramla Bay is renowned for its orange-toned sand and wilderness atmosphere. An ideal stop-off for a refreshing swim.

5. Tal-Mixta cave

Accessible only via steep roads, this cave offers breathtaking views over Ramla Bay. A perfect spot for spectacular photos.

6. The narrow streets of Victoria and its Citadel

It’s impossible to visit Gozo without exploring Victoria, the island’s capital. The Citadel, perched high up, offers a 360° panoramic view of the whole of Gozo and is full of charming little streets.

Practical information and prices for a jeep safari in Gozo

This Jeep tour of Gozo is available every day, all year round, with daytime and sunset options (mid-April to mid-October). Here’s what you need to know before booking:

Jeep day trip to Gozo

Total duration: approx. 7 hours (excluding transport)
Departure from Malta: 9:30 a.m. from Marfa Quay
Arrival in Gozo: 10:00 a.m. at the port of Mgarr
Estimated return: 5:30 p.m. in summer (after swimming stop), 5:00 p.m. in winter
Availability: Daily excursion

Pick-up:

• From Malta: from your hotel or a nearby meeting point
• From Gozo: main hotels and village squares
• Round-trip transportation provided by the Yippee team

Included in the tour:

• Boat trip to Gozo (weather permitting)
• Multilingual Local Driver (english, English, Italian, German, Dutch, Polish, Arabic, Spanish…)
• Traditional light lunch
• Visit to Comino with a stop for a swim in a lagoon (in summer, depending on conditions).
• Return by private boat to Malta
• Removal at the initial point of departure

Please note:
In the event of bad weather, crossings will be made by the classic ferry. The swimming break may be moved to a Gozo bay.

For a later start, consider the Sunset Jeep Tour option, with a cruise to Comino at the end of the day.

Book your Gozo Jeep adventure now on Yippee

Gozo by Jeep at sunset

For those who prefer to get up later, there’s the same excursion which leaves later, at around 5pm, to enjoy the sunset.

To help you choose, here’s a comparison of the two :

Element	Jeep Safari – Day	Jeep Safari – Sunset
Opening hours	Departure at 9:30 a.m. – Return around 5:00/17:30 p.m.	Departure at 2 pm – Return around 9:30 pm
Season	Available all year round	Mid-April to mid-October only
Comino	Single crossing + swim stop (weather permitting)	Mini-cruise + swimming + caves (weather permitting)
Meals	Traditional Gozitan lunch	Traditional light Gozitan dinner
Atmosphere	A full, dynamic day	More peaceful atmosphere, golden light, ideal for photos
Visit the Citadel	Full-day tour (depending on itinerary)	Early/late season, visit after sunset
Experience	Active daylight exploration	Gradual discovery between late afternoon and evening, cooler and less crowded

Jeep safari in Gozo or Tuk-Tuk? Which option should you choose?

Are you hesitating between a jeep safari or a tuk-tuk tour? tuk-tuk tour ? Here’s a little comparison to help you:

If you’re looking for an immersive, dynamic and discovery-filled experience, the jeep is the ideal choice. For a more relaxed visit, the tuk-tuk remains an excellent alternative!

Final tips for a Jeep safari in Gozo

Do I need a driver’s license?
No, the jeeps are driven by professional guides. All you have to do is enjoy the excursion!

Can I drive the jeep myself?
No, unlike quad bike rentals, this safari is guided to ensure your safety and a better discovery of the area.

Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome, but you must be at least 6 years old to enjoy the safari to the full.

Do we need to pack a picnic?
No, lunch is included in most packages, with local dishes typical of Gozo.

This guide is for those looking for reliable, up-to-date information on boat hire in Malta, the best sea excursions, boat parties and ferry timetables and fares.

Boat rental in Malta

Yacht charter in Malta is a popular activity for tourists and locals alike. Whether you want to cruise around the islands and bays, go diving or snorkeling, or simply enjoy a day at sea, boat hire is an excellent option. Here’s how it usually goes:

Boat rental with skipper

Hiring a skippered boat in Malta is the best way to enjoy the sea without having to worry about navigation or where you’re going. I highly recommend hiring a skipper for your boat charter. Why? Because you’ll have the choice of what you want, while being guided by a local expert. What’s more, you won’t have to pay a €2,000 deposit, the guide will take you to the best places and you’ll avoid any unpleasant surprises (fuel and other accessories are included).

You’ll discover Maltese waters, including the Blue Lagoon, and the many coves, caves and historic sites accessible only by sea.

I recommend you use Gozo’s main rental company. Price and service will be better.

Boat rental rates in Malta

Boat rental includes :

• Captain/Skipper (A captain speaking english is also available upon request)
• Fuel
• Bottle of water per person
• Cooler (you can bring your own drinks!)
• Bluetooth audio
• Snorkelling equipment
• Cushioned seats and plenty of shade

The price for chartering the boat with skipper is on a sliding scale:

• 286€ for 2h
• 375€ for 3h
• 479€ for 4h
• 690€ for 6h

Lunch on board is optional. For €11 per person, you can have :

• Local delicatessen
• Maltese rolls with tuna, ham and cheese or vegetarian,
• Fresh fruit
• Water bottle

Things to know about skippered yacht charters :

Please note that these prices apply to a maximum of 6 people. An additional €10 per adult and €5 per child aged 3 to 9.
Charters are private for your booking (There will be no other people with you).
Charters are subject to weather conditions. If the weather does not allow a sea outing, for safety reasons, customers will be contacted to see if they can be rescheduled for another day, or in the event of cancellation, a full refund will be given.

How do I book my skippered yacht charter :

You can easily contact the rental company directly by clicking here. Write your request in english or English.

When to book your yacht charter

It’s best to book as far in advance as possible, especially during the high tourist season, to make sure there’s availability. Allow several weeks or even months to ensure availability.

Rent a boat without a skipper

Boating licence in Malta

If you wish to pilot your boat alone, depending on the type of boat you wish to rent, a boating license may be required. If you don’t have a boating license, many companies offer skippered boats.

It is possible to rent a boat without a license in Malta. Click here to find out more about boat hire (up to 8 people)

If you want to rent a boat with a license, you can here to book your rental directly at the best price.

However, I would recommend hiring a skippered boat in Malta for the reasons given above.

Types of boats for rent

There is a wide variety of boats available for charter, from small motorboats or sailboats to luxury yachts.

Unfortunately, traditional Maltese boats known as“luzzus” are not usually available for hire.

Boat rental rates

Boat rental prices in Malta can vary depending on the type of boat, length of charter, season and other factors. Rates are generally per day, but hourly, half-day or weekly rates may be available.

Allow €300 for a half-day’s boat hire.

To rent a boat without a license in Malta (Up to 8 people), click here to find out more.

To rent a boat with a boating license, you can here to find out more.

Boat trips in Malta

The best way to make the most of your vacation time in Malta at a price everyone can afford is to book a boat trip. Boat trips from Malta often take you to the small island paradise of Comino. Here you’ll find the famous Blue Lagoon.

Excursions to Comino are many and varied. Make your choice according to your desires and your budget to be sure to choose the right excursion and make the most of its magnificent lagoons and caves.

Get 15 to 20% off these excursions with the My Little Malta discount card.

To help you, we have put together a comparison of the best boat trips:

Getting to Malta by boat

Getting to Malta by boat from France or Spain.

There is no direct ferry link between France or Spain and Malta. Ferry connections from these countries are generally directed to Corsica, Sardinia, Algeria, Tunisia or the Spanish islands.

Getting to Malta by boat via Italy

One option would be to take a ferry from Marseille to Sicily, Italy, then another ferry from Sicily to Malta. Grimaldi Lines is one of the companies offering ferries between Marseille and Sicily. Secondly, ferries to Malta are available from several Sicilian ports, such as Pozzallo and Palermo, with companies like Virtu Ferries. Many international flights get to France so let’s see how you can get from France to Malta by boat.

Stage 1: Reaching Italy from France

From the south of France (Nice, Marseille or Toulon), take a ferry to Corsica or Sardinia with companies such as Corsica Ferries or La Méridionale.

Stage 2: Crossing Italy

After reaching Italy, cross over by road or rail to Sicily.

Stage 3: Ferry to Malta

From Sicily, take a ferry to Malta from Pozzallo, Catania or Palermo with companies such as Grimaldi Lines, Virtu Ferries or Tirrenia.

Getting around Malta by boat

In Malta, you can travel by ferry between certain tourist destinations.

The main ferry routes are as follows:

Boats to Gozo

Ferries run regularly between Malta and Gozo.

From Cirkewwa, in the north of Malta, three ferries leave every 45 minutes, 24 hours a day, for a crossing of around 30 minutes. The fare is €4.65 for an adult and €1.15 for a child (round trip). Transshipping a car costs €15.70 (with driver), plus the cost of each additional passenger. Payment is due on return. For timetables, see gozochannel.

A fast ferry from Valletta to Mgarr in Gozo takes less than 45 minutes. More information is available below.

Boats to/from Valletta

Valletta, Malta’s capital, has excellent bus and boat connections. In addition to the fast ferry to Gozo, there are the following ferries:

Sliema – Valletta Ferry:
This 10-minute shuttle between Sliema and Valletta offers breathtaking views of Manoel Island and Marsamxett Harbour. It’s a better option than the bus.

Schedules:

• Winter (Nov. 1-May 31): Sliema (6:45 a.m.-7:15 p.m. weekdays, 8:45 a.m.-6:15 p.m./Sun), Valletta (7:00 a.m.-7:30 p.m. weekdays, 9:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m./Sun)
• Summer (June 1-Oct 31): Sliema (6.45am-11.45pm week/sun/fri), Valletta (7am-midnight week/sun/fri)

Three Cities – Valletta Ferry:
A 20-minute ride between Bormla and Valletta offers views of Valletta, the Three Cities, and yachts and cruise ships at the Waterfront.

Schedules:

• Winter (Nov. 1-May 31): Bormla (6:30am-7pm weekdays, 9am-6pm Sundays/seasons), Valletta (6:45am-7:15pm weekdays, 9:15am-6:15pm Sundays/seasons)
• Summer (June 1-Oct. 31): Bormla (6.30am-11.30pm week/sun/fri), Valletta (6.45am-midnight week/sun/fri)

Boat party: Party on a boat

For an unforgettable evening, it is highly recommended to book a ticket for the boat party. Enjoy an open bar, a DJ, and many young people on a pirate boat heading towards l “Comino Island until” à nightfall. To learn more about boat parties, click here.

Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta is a destination of choice for tourists from all over the world. With its mild climate, sandy beaches and historic heritage, the island has much to offer. Mellieha, one of Malta’s most picturesque towns, is particularly popular for its beaches, Popeye Village and grand hotels.

Whether you’re looking for exciting activities, comfortable accommodation or travel tips, our article will provide you with all the information you need for an unforgettable stay in Mellieha, Malta.

What to do in Mellieha: the best activities

Mellieha offers a host of activities to suit all tastes. From pristine beaches to historic sites and outdoor adventures , Mellieha has it all.

Historical tours

Discover the hidden treasures of this picturesque Maltese village , which offers a fascinating insight into local history. As you stroll through its streets, you’ll be struck by the authenticity of its heritage and the richness of its past. From centuries-old buildings to historic monuments. Every corner of Mellieha bears witness to a bygone era. It invites you to an unforgettable immersive experience. Here is our selection of must-see places to visit:

• Mellieha Parish Church and Sanctuary of Notre Dame de la Grotte: Discover this imposing 19th-century Baroque building overlooking Mellieha Bay. This church offers breathtaking panoramic views. It is best known for its richly decorated interior, paintings by Giuseppe Cali, 5 bells from Milan and an impressive wooden statue of the Virgin Mary. Go to the southern part of the church to contemplate the island’s oldest sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
• Tour Saint Agathe: Also known as the Red Tower, this is an excellent example of 17th-century military architecture. It was designed to monitor the islands of Comino and Gozo. Climb the steps and enjoy a breathtaking view of the region.

• Mellieha air-raid shelters: These rock-cut shelters offer a fascinating insight into the island’s tumultuous past during the Second World War. They are entirely hand-dug, over 500m long and 12m deep. Visiting these sites gives an insight into the hardships endured by the local population during the conflict.

Popeye village

For a day of family fun, Popeye’s Village is a must. This colorful cinema village will transport you to the world of the Popeye movie. The park offers a multitude of activities and a very Instagrammable cove. The more adventurous can follow the coast opposite the village and venture into the cliffs for secluded bathing spots!

Tip: Entrance to Popeye village costs around €15, but with the My Little Malta card you can save 20% on admission.

Outdoor activities

In addition to the pleasures of the beach, Mellieha also offers a multitude of outdoor activities. Scenic hiking trails , boat trips to the Comino Island Nature Reserve and the Blue Lagoon are just some of the must-do experiences.

The more adventurous will be enchanted by the Maltese countryside. Not far from Mellieha are :

• Ghadira Nature Reserve: A birdwatcher’s paradise, this reserve is home to rare species of migratory birds. Enjoy the hiking trails, admire the biodiversity, and perhaps catch a glimpse of the famous pink flamingo. Enjoy Ghadira, a veritable wildlife sanctuary.
• Il-Majjistral Historical Nature Park: Malta’s first nature park, it offers breathtaking scenery, combining steep cliffs, mysterious caves and a deep-blue sea. Its rich history is also an asset, with the remains of Roman farms, Neolithic burial chambers and World War II trenches. It’s an excursion through time. We highly recommend it!

Excursions departing from near Malta

To enjoy the sea and the sun, we recommend these boat trips! These depart from Bugibba, 10 minutes from Mellieha. They are the best known on the island:

• Day trip to Comino’s Blue Lagoon aboard a boat or catamaran, the choice is yours. Duration: 7 hours (Best price) Click here for price and availability.
• Sunset excursion to Comino’s Blue Lagoon , aboard your choice of boat or catamaran. Duration: 4h. (Avoid crowds and heat) Click here for prices and availability.
• Catamaran excursion to the best beaches in the archipelago, with barbecue and drinks. Duration: 6 hours (luxury and ambiance guaranteed) Click here for prices and availability.

Good to know: With the My Little Malta discount card, enjoy 20% off excursions. Click here to to find out more.

The beaches of Mellieha

Mellieha Bay

Also known as Ghadira Bay, Mellieha Beach isMalta’s largest sandy beach. Located at the northern tip of the island, it is renowned for its shallow waters and soft sand, making it ideal for families with young children. Numerous facilities are available, including deckchair and parasol rentals, as well as facilities for water sports such as windsurfing, waterskiing and kayaking. Stroll along the shore and enjoy panoramic views of the bay and the Mediterranean Sea.

In summer, you’ll find an inflatable water park that’s great fun for kids. This is the Mellieha Summer Fun Water Park, and you’ll be entitled to a 25% discount if you have the My Little Malta card.

Golden Bay

Golden Bay, as the name suggests, isa picturesque golden beach on Malta’s north-west coast. It’s one of the island’s most popular beaches, famous for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters. It is bordered by towering cliffs that offer magnificent views, especially at sunset . Golden Bay is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball and other water sports. There’s also a seafront restaurant and picnic facilities, making it the ideal place for a relaxing day out.

Golden Bay is wilder than Mellieha Bay. It is considered by many travelers to be the most beautiful beach on the island of Malta.

Riviera Beach

Also known as Ghajn Tuffieha, Riviera Beach is another golden sandy beach not far from Golden Bay. It is less crowded than its neighbor, due to the slightly more difficult access, making it a preferred choice for those seeking a quieter, more peaceful location. The beach is surrounded by natural hills and offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s the perfect place for swimming, sunbathing, surfing and relaxing away from the crowds.

Other beaches near Mellieha

Mellieha is famous for its beautiful beaches. Here, tourists can enjoy crystal-clear water and a multitude of water activities, from swimming to snorkeling. Other beaches not to be missed include Paradise Bay, Armier and Petit Armier Bay, Imgiebah Bay, and Slugs Bay.

See more photos of the best beaches in Malta here.

Accommodation in Mellieha

We recommend Mellieha for those who want to relax in a large, quiet and affordable hotel.

Perfect for families and people who want to relax on the beaches of Malta. There is more space, so you can find villas for rent and large hotels, do not expect to see a city.

Hotels

Our favorite hotel in Mellieha

The Pergola Hotel & Spa is set in a valley in Mellieħa offering magnificent views of the church, bay and surrounding islands. The hotel offers rooms and apartments with balconies, as well as an indoor and outdoor pool, a spa and several nearby restaurants. We particularly appreciate its location compared to other hotels in Mellieha.

Click here to see more photos & availability of the establishment

From luxury resorts to more affordable family hotels, Mellieha offers a variety of accommodations to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for tourists. Here are our recommendations:

Whole house rentals in Mellieha

To view Mellieha apartment, house and villa rentals, click here.

Getting to Mellieha

Mellieha is quite a distance from the busiest tourist centersValletta, St Julians and Sliema). To get to and from Mellieha, it may be advisable to travel by car. Each bus journey to visit other points of interest further south will take at least 20 minutes. However, if your aim is to relax, then this won’t be a problem.

Tours also regularly include a shuttle to pick you up and take you back to your accommodation. Some tour operators are very well organized in Malta. Click here to find the best excursions in Malta.

Getting to Bugibba by bus

Malta’s international airport is the main point of entry for tourists. From there, it’s about an hour’s drive to Mellieha. Shuttle services and buses are available for your convenience. Bus routes 41 and 42 will take you directly from the airport to Mellieha.

Getting to Bugibba by car

However, if you prefer greater freedom, car rental is an option. It should be noted, however, that driving in Malta can be a challenge due to traffic and left-hand traffic. It will take you between 30 and 50 minutes to get to Mellieha, depending on traffic from Valletta or the airport.

Getting to Bugibba by cab

When it comes to cabs in Malta, we recommend VTC applications such as eCabs (Malta’s equivalent of Uber)… The drivers are very responsive and the fares are affordable.

Mellieha, with its unique blend of natural beauty, history and culture, is a gem to discover in Malta. Whether you come for the beach, the activities or simply to relax, Mellieha has something to offer every tourist. With this guide in hand, get ready for an unforgettable experience in Mellieha, Malta.

The choice of accommodation on Mellieha Bay is varied. You’ll find hotels to suit all budgets, with comfortable rooms offering, for the most part, a breathtaking view of the bay. To enhance your experience, many of our establishments have a swimming pool and offer a tasty breakfast to get your day off to a good start.

Your stay in Mellieha Bay promises to be a memorable one, with a multitude of activities to do and places to discover in and around the village. Stay with us to find out more about Mellieha Bay, one of Malta’s pearls.

Mellieha Bay beach

Beach

Stepping off the bus at Mellieha Bay, you’re immediately struck by the immensity of the sandy beach stretching out before you. Stretching for almost 800 meters, this isone of Malta’s largest beaches. With soft sand beneath your feet and a calm, inviting sea ahead. The bay is dotted with tourists, all entrenched under their colorful parasols. However, thanks to its generous size, the beach offers plenty of space for everyone!

Activities

Mellieha Bay is a playground for those who love action and adventure. You could choose to stroll along the beach, feeling the sand beneath your feet as you admire the many traditional boats on the Mediterranean.

To cool off in the water, try your hand at a variety of water sports:

• Water skiing : a guaranteed thrill, water skiing is a must-do experience at Mellieha Bay. Pulled by a boat, you glide across the water at full speed. It’s a great opportunity to have fun while enjoying the magnificent view of the coast.
• Kayaking: For a quieter, more accessible activity, kayaking is an excellent option. You can rent a single or double kayak and explore the bay at your own pace, discovering nooks and crannies inaccessible on foot and getting closer to nature.
• Windsurfing : If you’re looking for an activity that combines sport and fun, windsurfing is ideal. With the wind as your ally, you can navigate the water and, if you’re skilled enough, perform some impressive tricks. Get 20% off the activity here.

In summer, you’ll find an inflatable water park that’s great fun for kids. This is the Mellieha Summer Fun Water Park, and you’ll be entitled to a 25% discount if you have the My Little Malta card.

Eating out in Mellieha Bay, restaurants and stalls

After a day full of activities and sunbathing , you’re sure to have an appetite to satisfy. Fortunately, Mellieha Bay offers a variety of stalls, bars and restaurants to satisfy your cravings. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack on the go, a refreshing ice cream or a full meal in a restaurant overlooking the sea, you’ll find plenty to satisfy you here. We recommend :

• Salia : This is the ideal place for lovers of Mediterranean cuisine. With a varied menu combining traditional dishes and original creations, Salia is sure to delight your taste buds. Their fresh, tasty dishes are a true celebration of local flavors.

• Ventuno Restaurant: Located in the heart of Mellieha, Ventuno offers breathtaking views of the bay while serving authentic Italian cuisine. Pizza, pasta, seafood… here, every dish is prepared with love and passion.

• Amami : If you’re a fan of Asian cuisine, Amami is a must. This restaurant skillfully fuses Eastern and Western flavors, creating unique and delicious dishes. Their sushi is particularly popular!

• La Pellicola Restaurant: For a true Maltese experience, head to La Pellicola. This restaurant offers a menu featuring the island’s specialities. Warm and welcoming, it’s the perfect place to enjoy local dishes after a day at the beach.

The Mellieha Bay area

Malta’s north coast offers a myriad of activities for all ages. Here’s what we liked best:

The village of Mellieha

Overlooking the bay, the village of Mellieha will charm you with its narrow streets, characterful houses and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Here you’ll find the parish church of Mellieha, and the Sanctuary of Notre-Dame de Mellieha.

Popeye Village

Not far from here, you’ll find Popeye Village, a former movie set converted into a family theme park. Built in 1980 for the musical film Popeye, today it offers a variety of fun and interactive attractions to please children and adults alike.

Other superb sandy beaches :

Diversify your seaside experience. Among the nearest beaches, we recommend Golden Bay, which also offers spectacular sunsets.

See more photos of the best beaches in Malta here.

Excursions departing from near Malta :

Day trip to Comino’s Blue Lagoon aboard a boat or catamaran, the choice is yours. Duration: 7 hours (Best price) Click here for price and availability.

Sunset excursion to Comino’s Blue Lagoon , aboard your choice of boat or catamaran. Duration: 4h. (Avoid crowds and heat) Click here for prices and availability.

Catamaran excursion to the best beaches in the archipelago, with barbecue and drinks. Duration: 6 hours (luxury and ambiance guaranteed) Click here for prices and availability.

For more details, please visit our article on Mellieha and the surrounding area .

Hotels and accommodation in Mellieha Bay

Our favorite hotel in Mellieha

The Pergola Hotel & Spa is set in a valley in Mellieħa offering magnificent views of the church, bay and surrounding islands. The hotel offers rooms and apartments with balconies, as well as an indoor and outdoor pool, a spa and several nearby restaurants. We particularly appreciate its location compared to other hotels in Mellieha.

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From luxury resorts to more affordable family hotels, Mellieha offers a variety of accommodations to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for tourists. Here are our recommendations:

Whole house rentals in Mellieha

To view Mellieha apartment, house and villa rentals, click here.

Getting to Mellieha Bay

From Malta International Airport, the main entry point for tourists, Mellieha is about an hour’s drive. Shuttle services and buses make the journey easy – bus routes 41 and 42 will take you directly to Mellieha. Budget: €2 for a bus ticket.

If you prefer freedom, consider renting a car. However, be prepared for the challenge of traffic and driving on the left. It will take you between 30 and 50 minutes to get to Mellieha, depending on traffic, from Valletta or the airport. Allow an average of 35 euros per day for car rental.

As for cabs, we recommend VTC applications such as eCabs, the Maltese equivalent of Uber. The drivers are responsive and the rates affordable.

For more information on getting around Malta, click here.

But the little republic is also home to several museums well worth a visit. A small compilation of places to add to your list of things to do during your stay !

N°1: Malta’s National Museum of Archaeology

Address

Republic St, Valletta

What it proposes

Malta’s National Museum of Archaeology is a must-see for history buffs. It contains archaeological treasures dating from prehistoric times to the Roman era, including the famous Venus of Malta. Fascinating exhibits trace the evolution of the island’s earliest civilizations in impressive detail.

Tip: With the My Little Malta discount card, you’ll receive a 30% discount on admission to historic sites and museums managed by Heritage Malta. Click here to learn more.

N°2: The National War Museum

Address

Fort St Elmo Il-Belt Valletta, Valletta VLT 1741

What it proposes

The National War Museum offers a poignant insight into the periods of conflict that have marked Malta’s history. It houses fascinating exhibitions on the Second World War, including Malta’s heroic role and resistance during the siege of 1940-1942; remember that it was only in 1964 that Malta gained its independence from the United Kingdom, hence the fact thatEnglish is also spoken on the archipelago ! Collections include military artifacts, photographs, archival films and personal accounts.

N°3: Malta Maritime Museum

Address

St Angelo Mansions, Ex-Naval Bakery Vittoriosa Waterfront, Il – Habs L – Antik, Birgu BRG 1721

What it proposes

The Maritime Museum of Malta, located in Vittoriosa, houses a rich collection reflecting the strong link between the Maltese archipelago and the sea. The museum houses thousands of artifacts, including model ships, navigational instruments, maritime paintings, weapons and even Maltese naval uniforms.

N°4: the MUŻA

Address

Auberge D’Italie, Merchants St, Valletta

What it proposes

The MUŻA, short for “Mużew Nazzjonali tal-Arti”, is Malta’s national museum of fine arts. It offers a unique experience, providing a panoramic view of the history of Maltese art with a collection of over 20,000 works. Its mission is to inspire visitors and encourage creativity!

N°5: the Malta Classic Car Collection

Address

Tourist Street Saint Paul’s Bay, SPB 1020

What it proposes

The Malta Classic Car Collection is more than just a museum – it’s a real journey back in time for car enthusiasts. Located in Qawra, the museum features over 100 classic cars, from the most prestigious makes to the most common models, as well as motorcycles and objects directly linked to the automotive sector and its evolution through the decades.

Tip: 10% discount on admission to the Classic Car Museum with the My Little Malta card.

N°6: the Armory Museum

Address

Misrah San Gorg, Il-Belt Valletta VLT 1191

What it proposes

The Armoury Museum, located in the Palace of the Grand Masters in Valletta, houses one of the world’s largest collections of arms and armor. You’ll find items dating back to the time of the Order of St. John (a Catholic religious, hospitable and military order that existed from the time of the Crusades until the early 19th century), a collection of cannons, swords, daggers… and much, much more.

N°7: Wignacourt Museum

Address

2 College Street, Rabat

What it proposes

The Musée Wignacourt in Rabat is a hidden treasure trove of art and history. It offers a varied collection of artefacts, from paintings and sculptures to ecclesiastical relics and archaeological finds. The museum is also worth a visit for its setting: the site was once the Baroque residence of the Chaplains of the Knights of St. John, and has recently reopened after a complete renovation of the entire building.

N°8: Malta Aviation Museum

Address

Ta’ Qali, ATD 4000

What it proposes

The Malta Aviation Museum features an impressive collection of aviation-related vehicles and artifacts that have played a significant role in the island’s history. Visitors can get up close and personal with fighter jets, bombers, helicopters and much more.

N°9: Mdina Cathedral Museum

Address

Triq San Pawl, L-Imdina

What it proposes

The Mdina Cathedral Museum is a veritable treasure trove of religious artifacts and sacred art. It contains a diverse collection of works ranging from Byzantine icons to ecclesiastical silverware, as well as an impressive collection of ancient coins.

N°10: Valletta Toy Museum

Address

222 Republic St, Valletta

What it proposes

The Valletta Toy Museum is a place full of charm and nostalgia. It features a collection of toys ranging from antique dolls to toy trains and toy soldiers. Each object showcases a part of the toy’s history… for young and old alike.

N°11: Gozo Nature Museum

Address

Triq il-Kwartier San Martin, Ir-Rabat Għawdex

What it proposes

The Nature Museum of Gozo houses a fascinating collection of fossils, minerals, insects and animal specimens, bearing witness to the biodiversity of the Maltese archipelago. It offers an interactive approach to discovering and understanding the nature of the island. Invigorating!

Bugibba, a pearl of northern Malta nestling in the magnificent Bay of St. Paul, is a top tourist destination for all those planning to visit Malta. This tourist hub is located just a few kilometers from the capital, Valletta. Together with neighboring Qawra, Bugibba is a serious competitor to Sliema and St Julians, a little quieter and more family-friendly.

In this article, we reveal everything you need to know about Bugibba, also known as “Little Miami”. You’ll find out what to do in Bugibba, where to sleep, how to get to Bugibba, places to visit and money-saving tips.

What to do in Bugibba

The town of Bugibba

Although Bugibba may lack traditional Maltese charm, the town’s main square is an urban gem with its many bars and cafés. This lively place is the beating heart of the city, ideal for relaxing after a day exploring Malta.

For fans of automotive history, don’t miss the small classic car museum, a hidden treasure on Bugibba’s main road. For families traveling with children, Bugibba offers a fun-filled water park and theMalta Aquarium. located in Qawra, just a 10-minute walk from the town’s main square. A fascinating exploration of local marine life awaits you.

Bugibba beaches

The best things to do in Bugibba include exploring the beaches in and around the town.

Bugibba Perched Beach

Just 10 minutes from the main square, is a beautiful sandy beach where you can enjoy water sports and turquoise water.

Ta’Fra Ben beach

Another option is Ta’Fra Ben beach, a haven of peace, this time located at the tip of Qawra.

The bay of Saint-Paul

Nearby St-Paul Bay also offers magnificent swimming spots such as Najja tax Xama and Bajja Ta ‘l-Ghazzenin beach.

Gozo

Accessible by a short ferry ride from the port of Cirkewwa, Gozo offers historic sites, beaches and attractive countryside.

Find out more about what you can do in Gozo by clicking here.

Excursions to Comino and Blue Lagoon

Bugibba is the starting point for many excursions to neighboring islands. Visiting Comino and Gozo is a must during your stay in Malta. You can book your boat trip to these iconic destinations on the website of Sea adventures, the main operator. Their best excursions are as follows:

• A day trip to Comino’s Blue Lagoon aboard a boat or catamaran, the choice is yours. Duration: 7 hours (Best price) Click here for price and availability.
• Sunset excursion to Comino’s Blue Lagoon , aboard your choice of boat or catamaran. Duration: 4h. (Avoid crowds and heat) Click here for prices and availability.
• Catamaran excursion to the best beaches in the archipelago, with barbecue and drinks. Duration: 6 hours (luxury and ambiance guaranteed) Click here for prices and availability.

Good to know: With the My Little Malta discount card, enjoy a 20% discount on these excursions. Click here to learn more.

Where to go out in Bugibba?

Nightlife in Bugibba is lively, with a multitude of pubs, bars and clubs on the seafront. If you love to gamble, Oracle Casino is an entertaining option, but don’t forget to keep your budget in mind!

The Café del Mar

Not to be missed, the Café del Mar in the nearby town of Qawra, just a few meters from the aquarium, organizes festive evenings during the high season, from May to October. Admission is free on Sunday , with fireworks at 9 p.m., the perfect opportunity to save money and enjoy a memorable evening.

Where to stay in Bugibba?

Hotels in Bugibba

My favorite hotel in Bugibba

The Mayflower Hotel in Bugibba offers a magnificent sun terrace with swimming pool, restaurant and fitness center. The hotel is close to the Malta National Aquarium and a 5-minute walk from Bugibba Perched beach. Travelers particularly appreciate the hotel’s location.

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Bugibba offers a wide variety of accommodation options in Malta. Whether you’re looking for a luxury hotel or a budget apartment, you’ll find plenty to choose from. Here is a selection of the most popular hotels:

Rent a whole apartment in Bugibba

To view rentals of entire apartments and houses in St Paul’s Bay, click here.

Our favourite whole house in Bugibba

AX Sunny Coast Resort & Spa. We recommend this establishment, which rents out apartments ranging from studios to 5-person apartments, offering all the comforts and services you’d expect.

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How to get to Bugibba

Bugibba is easily accessible by various means of transport, whether you’re coming from your hotel or the airport.

Getting to Bugibba by bus

The Maltese bus network is fairly reliable and covers most of the island. Bus number 31 departs from Valletta bus station and takes you directly to Bugibba. The journey takes about an hour.

Getting to Bugibba by car

However, if you prefer greater freedom, car rental is an option. It should be noted, however, that driving in Malta can be a challenge due to traffic and left-hand traffic. It will take you between 25 and 45 minutes to get to Bugibba, depending on traffic from Valletta or the airport.

Getting to Bugibba by cab

When it comes to cabs in Malta, we recommend VTC applications such as eCabs (Malta’s equivalent of Uber)… The drivers are very responsive and the fares are affordable.

In conclusion, Bugibba is a good place to stay and visit on the island of Malta. Its beautiful scenery, lively nightlife and numerous activities make it a destination of choice for a variety of travelers, especially families.

The Blue Hole is renowned for its depth and clarity. Divers of all levels will be able to explore a hidden wreck, an adventure that has earned rave reviews. Beyond the diving, a day at the site offers much more.

Natural wonders such as Fungus Rock and places like Comino are just a short drive away. After an underwater exploration, intriguing caves await you for new adventures. Gozo, with its Blue Hole, promises a rich and varied experience.

What to do at the Blue Hole

There’s no shortage of activities at the Blue Hole. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or a nature lover, this place offers a memorable experience.

An unforgettable dive

Dive into the Blue Hole and discover a fascinating underwater world. The clear waters allow you to see right down to the bottom, where a mysterious wreck lies. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced diver, this dive is a unique adventure not to be missed.

Tip: save 20% on diving with the My Little Malta discount card. For further information click here.

Swimming and spectacular jumps

For the more adventurous, jumping off the cliffs overlooking the Blue Hole is a thrilling and unforgettable experience. Safety is paramount. You can also jump off the rocks surrounding the Blue Hole. Don’t forget your mask and snorkel ! Even without diving to the bottom of the sea, you can enjoy a swim in the Blue Hole. The water is warm from April to November. It’s always a pleasure to contemplate the underwater walls of this superb natural edifice.

A word of advice! For freedivers, at a depth of just over 5 metres, an underwater tunnel takes you to the other side of the hole!

A Mediterranean hike

The Blue Hole is not only a diving site, it’s also an ideal spot for a hike along the Mediterranean. Walking on the rocks, enjoying the panorama, feeling the sea breeze on your face… it’s an experience worth having. The view of the sea, with the contrast between the steep cliffs and the blue water, is simply breathtaking.

Our advice

Before venturing to the Blue Hole, here are a few tips to make your experience as enjoyable as possible.

Visit the surrounding area

Gozo has more to offer than the Blue Hole. Discover the jewels of the island:

• Victoria : Gozo’s capital, with its historic citadel and lively market.
• Xlendi Bay : a beautiful beach ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
• Ggantija Temples Among the oldest megalithic temples in the world.
• Ramla Bay : a large red sand beach, perfect for a relaxing day.

More details on visiting Gozo.

Don’t forget the cameras

The Blue Hole is magnificent, both above and below the water. Don’t forget to bring a waterproof camera or GoPro to capture these memorable moments.

Sun cream

The site is exposed to full sunlight. A good sunscreen is essential to protect your skin during your visit.

Water shoes and outfits

Access to the Blue Hole can be difficult. The rocks are slippery and sometimes sharp. Be sure to wear water shoes to avoid injury. What’s more, appropriate clothing is recommended for navigating the rocks and enjoying your day in comfort.

Getting to the Blue Hole

Reaching the Blue Hole requires a bit of planning, but the trip is well worth it.

Getting to Gozo by ferry

The most common way to get to Gozo is by ferry. The ferry service operates regularly between Ċirkewwa in Malta and Mġarr in Gozo, withdepartures every 45 minutes or so. The journey takes around 25 minutes and costs around €4.65 for a round trip for an adult.

Getting to the Blue Hole from Gozo

Once in Gozo, there are several options for reaching the Blue Hole.

By tourist bus

This is the option we recommend most. Public buses are not well suited to tourism. Gozo’s hop-on hop-off bus is very convenient. Click here for more information on times and prices.

By Bus

Public buses run from Gozo’s capital, Victoria, to the Blue Hole. Lines 311 and 312 will take you there. Fares are around €2.00. Be sure to check times in advance, as they may vary.

By cab

VTC applications such as eCabs offer services on Gozo. It’s a comfortable and practical option, especially if you’re traveling in a group. Fares vary, but expect to pay around €15-20 for a trip from Victoria.

By rental car

Renting a car is another particularly flexible option. This allows you to discover Gozo at your own pace. Numerous rental companies are available on the island, costing around €35 per day.

In this article, we present the best aparthotels in Malta, highlighting their unique facilities, convenient locations and the advantages they offer for a perfect stay. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a vacation with family or friends, you’re sure to find the perfect aparthotel to suit your needs.

Follow our guide to discover the best apart-hotels in Malta and enjoy an unforgettable stay on this beautiful island of Malta :

Good to know: The managers of these properties in Malta speak perfect French, so they’ll be able to offer you advice and service throughout your stay!

Click here to see all available complete accommodations according to your dates

1. Charming Appart’hôtel with swimming pool for 4 people

• Price: Between €250 and €1,200 per week
• Location: Mellieha, North of Malta
• Features: sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom

This 2-bedroom vacation apartment in Mellieħa, Malta, is an ideal place for a family of 4 or a group of friends. Located on the second floor of a 3-storey residence with elevator, this child-friendly apartment offers the perfect facilities to ensure a healthy and convenient stay, including a communal swimming pool, a private balcony offering panoramic views and a fully equipped kitchen.

Guests can relax on the sun loungers or take advantage of the shared relaxation areas on the property. The apartment also offers easy access to the beach and other parts of the island via nearby bus stops. Guests can enjoy air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and a weekly linen change.

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Larger groups can book similar apartments in the same residence.

2. Private apartment hotel with terrace and pool

• Price: Between €300 and €1,100 per week
• Location: Mellieha, Malta
• Features: 3 people, 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom
• Accommodation assets: located close to the beautiful beaches of northern Malta

This one-bedroom penthouse apartment with pool is located in the town of Mellieħa, Malta, just a 15-minute walk from the upper main road with bars, stores, restaurants and bus stops. It offers a communal pool with sunbathing area as well as a private apartment balcony for al fresco dining and uninterrupted panoramic views. The air-conditioned apartment sleeps up to 3 people and features a bright living room with a luxurious leather sofa, coffee table, dining table and fully equipped modern kitchen. Free Wi-Fi, a huge smart TV and a library are also available for entertainment and relaxation.

The rental is well connected to all essential amenities to facilitate an independent stay with your loved ones. Malta’s well-known beaches, Għadira Bay and Golden Bay, are between 6 and 10 minutes’ drive away. The wet marshes of the Malta Bird Park are a 10-minute drive away.

Larger groups wishing to stay in the same location can book similar apartments in the same residence.

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Good to know: The managers of these properties in Malta speak perfect French, so they’ll be able to offer you advice and service throughout your stay!

3. Modern apartment hotel in Sliema for 4 people

• Price: Between €500 and €1,500 per week
• Location: Sliema, Malta
• Features: sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

Located in the heart of Sliema, this bright, modern apartment is ideal for sea lovers and shoppers. With its two bedrooms, two bathrooms and two balconies, it’s perfect for a family or a group of friends. The spacious master bedroom has a double bed and en-suite bathroom, while the comfortable second bedroom has two single beds and a wardrobe. Both bathrooms feature a bath with shower, separate shower and toilet. The apartment is fully furnished and air-conditioned, and features other amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a washing machine, free public parking, a garbage disposal and a smoke detector.

Sliema is an important residential and commercial area with numerous bars, restaurants and cafés. The rocky beaches offer natural pools and plenty of snorkeling opportunities. Conveniences such as banks, supermarkets, pharmacies and shopping centers are within walking distance. Malta International Airport is just a 20-minute drive away. This apartment is equipped with a full kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, oven, toaster, freezer, fridge and induction hob. Children are welcome.

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4. Appart’hotel aux 3 cités de Malte for 4 people

• Price: Between €400 and €950 per week
• Location: Kalkara, Malta
• Features: sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom

Welcome to this vacation apartment ideally located in Kalkara, Malta. With two bedrooms, it can comfortably accommodate up to four people. Just a five-minute walk from the sea, this apartment enjoys a pleasant location, close to restaurants and bars, while offering a relaxing, calm atmosphere. With air conditioning, smart TV and Wi-Fi connection, you can enjoy a carefree stay.

The apartment also features a rooftop terrace with stunning sea views, where you can relax after a long day of sightseeing. The fully-equipped kitchen-dining room, with dishwasher and washing machine, is perfect for preparing home-cooked meals. Rooms are comfortable, with single beds and wardrobes. The bathroom has a separate shower and toilet.

The three cities of Birgu, Senglea and Cospicua are within walking distance of the property and offer an interesting glimpse into the island’s past. For a carefree vacation, the seaside town offers a variety of pubs, restaurants and stores. It’s the ideal place for a vacation in the Mediterranean sunshine.

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5. Apartment in villa near port of Gozo with pool & spa

• Price: Between €1,200 and €1,600 per week
• Location: Mgarr, Gozo
• Features: sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom
• Lodging assets: Gozo location and setting

Imagine the pure sea air, the soothing sound of waves crashing on your balcony door. The Mediterranean sun warms you as you relax by the pool. Make this dream come true with a vacation stay in this magnificent villa in Fort Chambray, just a stone’s throw from the port of Mgarr. This luxurious two-bedroom apartment comfortably sleeps 4. It’s ideal for family vacations or romantic vacations on the beach. The Villa has two comfortable, bright bedrooms, an open kitchen and dining area, leading to a comfortable living room, opening onto a private terrace where you can dine in the moonlight or soak in the private Jacuzzi.

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6. Apparthotel 300m from the sea for 6 people

• Price: Between €480 and €1,300 per week
• Location: Msida, Malta
• Features: sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

Discover this modern, spacious apartment located near the marina of Msida, a picturesque harbor town on Malta’s northeast coast, just a 15-minute drive from the capital, Valletta.

Sleeping up to six people, this bright apartment has three comfortable bedrooms, two with balcony access, and two modern bathrooms equipped with everything you need. The open-plan living room and fully-equipped kitchen are tastefully furnished, providing a welcoming and relaxing living space for guests. Additional amenities include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, washing machine and free public parking.

The location of this apartment is ideal for those looking to explore nearby beaches, including Rock Beach and Balluta Bay Beach, as well as the island’s many popular sights, such as Upper Barrakka Gardens and Ta’ Qali National Park.

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7. Large apartment hotel in Gozo, Malta

• Price: Between €1,600 and €2,200 per week
• Location: Xaghra, Gozo
• Features: 8 people, 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms

This contemporary single-storey apartment is located on the outskirts of the lively village of Xaghra, just above the red sandy beach of Ramla. This contemporary apartment is perfect for experiencing hygge, the Scandinavian term for living in excellent conviviality and comfortable togetherness with a sense of contentment and well-being. The property features floor-to-ceiling glass doors that offer abundant natural light and open onto a huge private terrace equipped with elegant outdoor furniture, a gas barbecue and a large parasol. This terrace is on exactly the same level as the communal terrace with comfortable sun loungers and a shared swimming pool. The property also features an outdoor Jacuzzi to complete the absolute vacation atmosphere and allow guests to relax completely during their stay in Gozo.

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8. Marsaskala apartment hotel for 4 people

• Price: Between €600 and €1,100 per week
• Location: Marsaskala, Malta
• Features: sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

This apartment is situated in a prime location in Marsaskala, close to several beaches, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a relaxing vacation in the sun. The apartment’s facilities include free Wi-Fi, cable TV, a fully equipped kitchen, a washing machine and free toiletries.

Malta is a Mediterranean island rich in history and culture, offering many activities for travelers. The city of Valletta, just 12 km from the apartment, is famous for its architectural beauty and rich history. Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the many opportunities for hiking and trekking in the island’s lush countryside. Land and water sports are also very popular in Malta, with snorkeling, fishing and sailing available close to the apartment.

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