Take a day trip to Gozo & swim in the famous Blue Lagoon.
Gozo, Malta’s charming sister island, is a must-visit for those looking to experience a more relaxed and scenic side of the Maltese archipelago. Just a 25-minute ferry ride from Malta, Gozo offers stunning landscapes, rich history, and beautiful beaches. One of the best beaches in Gozo, Ramla Bay, is famous for its red-golden sand and clear waters. The Blue Lagoon is one of Malta’s most breathtaking natural wonders, located on the small island of Comino between Malta and Gozo. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, this breathtaking lagoon looks like something straight out of a postcard. Many tours offer boat rides, kayaking, and jet ski rentals to explore the nearby caves and hidden coves.
Head to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk to enjoy the colorful boats and the local market.
Marsaxlokk is a charming fishing village on Malta’s southeastern coast, renowned for its vibrant Luzzu boats, fresh seafood, and lively market scene. This picturesque harbour town offers a glimpse into Malta’s rich maritime heritage, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic and relaxing seaside experience.
The waterfront is lined with brightly painted traditional fishing boats, each decorated with the Eye of Osiris, a symbol believed to bring protection and good fortune. Every Sunday, the village comes to life with its bustling fish and local market, where visitors can browse fresh seafood, local honey, handmade crafts, and unique souvenirs, all while soaking in the tranquil coastal atmosphere.
Water taxi ride to Valletta
For a unique and scenic way to enter Malta’s capital, Valletta, take a traditional gondola-style boat ride across the Grand Harbour. These charming Maltese water taxis offer visitors a beautiful and historic way to reach the city. The short yet memorable ride provides stunning views of Valletta, the Three Cities, and the harbour’s crystal-clear waters.
Enjoy a beach day at one of Malta’s stunning beaches.
Malta offers a range of stunning beaches, each with its own charm. Gnejna Bay, on the west coast, is a peaceful escape with clear waters perfect for swimming and kayaking, surrounded by golden cliffs. Armier Bay, in the north, is popular for sunbathing, with sandy and pebbly shores, and views of Comino.
Golden Bay boasts soft sands, clear waters, and beach bars, making it ideal for relaxation and water sports. Mellieha Bay (Ghadira Bay), the largest sandy beach, is great for families with shallow waters and plenty of activities like jet skiing and paddleboarding. Whether you seek seclusion or a lively beach day, Malta has it all!
Sunset at Dingli cliffs
For one of Malta’s most breathtaking sunset views, head to Dingli Cliffs on the island’s west coast. Rising 250 meters above sea level, these dramatic cliffs provide panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean, with endless blue stretching to the horizon.
As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a stunning canvas of gold, orange, and pink, creating the perfect backdrop for a romantic evening or a moment of peaceful solitude. The area remains serene and untouched, offering visitors a truly magical experience.
Tip: Bring a blanket and some snacks for a cozy sunset picnic
Visit Café del Mar beach club.
For a luxurious and laid-back beach experience, Café del Mar Malta is the perfect spot. Located in St. Paul’s Bay, this stylish beach club offers an infinity pool with stunning sea views, comfortable sunbeds, and a relaxed atmosphere.
By day, it is an ideal place to swim, sunbathe, and sip cocktails, while at sunset, the vibe transforms with chill music, live DJs, and breathtaking views of the sun dipping into the Mediterranean.