RELAXING AND WINDSURFING AT ST. THOMAS BAY

 

St Thomas Bay is a large bay partly covered with white sand near the village of Marsaskala, in the south of Malta. Called ‘Ir-Ramia’ by locals, this natural inlet is a lovely seaside haven popular with Maltese families, yet it remains fairly undiscovered by tourists. White limestone cliffs and rows of beach houses used by locals during the summer season surround this quiet bay that retains a charming Maltese atmosphere.

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SCENIC WALKS ON THE EDGE OF MALTA AT DINGLI CLIFFS

 

Situated on the southwest coast of Malta, Dingli Cliffs are the highest land mass on the Maltese Islands, some 250 meters above sea level. The cliffs stretch form Bahrija to the area above Blue Grotto, overlooking open sea and the tiny uninhabited island of Filfla. The geological layers of Malta’s sedimentary rock are clearly visible in the exposed edges of the cliffs. The impressive height of the cliffs served as a natural defence from pirate attacks and other invasions on the islands southern coastline.

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MEDITERRANEAN FOOD WITH SEA VIEWS AT TWO BUOYS

MEDITERRANEAN FOOD WITH SEA VIEWS AT TWO BUOYS

 

Two Buoys Bistro is a family run restaurant in St. Julians, overlooking picturesque Spinola Bay. Located a short walk from the hustle and bustle of Malta’s entertainment hub, Two Buoys enjoys the more relaxing atmosphere of a seaside restaurant, with spectacular views of Spinola Bay and its colourful fishing boats. A spacious terrace offers al fresco dining, while the large interior of the restaurant is relaxed and inviting. Art work by local artists is showcased throughout the space, with a further exhibition area situated on the floor below the restaurant.

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SPLASH AND FUN WATER PARK

 

Situated in Bahar Ic-Caghaq, on the northern coast of Malta, Splash & Fun Water Park is a large water amusement park suitable for all age. The park is an enjoyable day in the sun for the whole family, or any adult with a sense of adventure. 

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SWIMMING AND SUNBATHING ON SLIEMA BEACH

In the summer, Sliema Beach comes to life as people descend on the rocky shore to enjoy the Mediterranean sun and sea. Apart from being a pleasant place for long strolls on the wide promenade along Tower Road, the Sliema shore is also a beach with flat rocks that make it a favourite spot amongst locals and tourist during Malta’s warm months. Sliema seafront stretches along over 3 km, from the busy Sliema Strand waterfront to Balluta Bay, St Julians, where access to the deep blue sea is easy with many suitable areas for swimming and sunbathing.

Several beach clubs and lidos are located in Qui-Si-Sana and Sliema Pitch, near Il-Fortizza, for those looking to relax on a comfortable sun bed by an open-air swimming pool. Snorkelling, diving and bbq-ing are all popular activities that can be enjoyed in the Sliema seashore. Metal handrails provide safe access to the sea, while a lifeguard posted at the largest flat sandstone beach location can assist any bathers who encounter difficulties while swimming.