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San Anton Gardens Attard 10.00
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Upper Barrakka Gardens Valletta 9.00
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Beaches in Malta, Gozo and Comino.

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Beaches list (38)

Gnejna Bay
Gnejna Bay'a rocky part is ideal for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing in the sun Gnejna Bay not only has a beautiful sandy part, but on the right side of the main beach, there is also a stretch of f...
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Mellieha Bay is the largest sandy and most popular beach in Malta Mellieha Bay, also known as Ghadira Bay, is the largest and one of the most beautiful and popular sandy beach in Malta located in the...
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Qui si Sana beach and buildings
The rocky shore of Sliema and St. Julian's offers an ideal place to relax, sunbathe and enjoy long afternoons in the sunshine The Sliema to St Julian’s rocky beaches and coastline with its flat...
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pretty bay
Pretty Bay is one of the few sandy beaches in the South of Malta which is very popular with the locals during the summer season  Pretty Bay is located in Birzebbuga in the Southern part of Malta...
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amazing waters in St. Peter's pool
St. Peter's Pool is a beautiful natural pool ideal to spend a relaxing day away from the busy tourists spots St. Peter’s Pool is one of the most beautiful and stunning natural swimming pools in...
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Cliff in St Thomas bay
St. Thomas Bay is a large bay in the South of Malta, mostly popular with the locals and with windsurfers St. Thomas Bay, known as 'Ir-Ramla' to the locals, is a large bay with smaller sandy banks and...
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Comino's blue lagoon and cliffs
Blue Lagoon in Comino also offers a rocky part, an ideal place to snorkel and discover the Maltese underwaters Access to the Blue Lagoon in Comino is off the rocks on most parts, even though the seab...
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Santa Maria Bay in Comino has shallow, clear waters ideal with less people Santa Maria Bay is located in Comino and this small, sandy beach is a quieter option than its popular neighbour, The Blue La...
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The Azur Window from the sea
Dwejra Bay is one of the most spectacular areas in Gozo, attracting numerous crowds throughout the whole year Dwejra Bay, The Inland Sea and Azure Window in Gozo has dramatic and spectacular scenery ...
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The Ramla Bay Gozo
Ramla l-Hamra is a beautiful sandy beach in Gozo with fantastic reddish sand Ramla l-Hamra Bay, meaning Red Beach in Maltese, is Gozo’s largest sandy beach with unique bright orange-red coloure...
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Different beaches in Malta, Gozo and Comino

Attractions - BeachThe Maltese Islands can be described as a sea, sun and fundestination. And it certainly does not disappoint.

Geology combined with the action of winds and waves, created spectacular inlets and alcoves all around, simply choose is you like rocky, pebbly or sandy beaches!

The coast, especially the north eastern side of Malta, is dotted with pockets of bays that range from sandy beaches such as Mellieha Bay to pebbly and rocky beaches such as St. Paul's Bay.

Some bays are easily accessible by public transportation, while others are more remote, and enjoy quiet and more romantic atmospheres.

You can find several activities on the different beaches, varying from windsurfing, boat trips, jet skiing and fantastic diving. Choose between rocky and pebbly beaches found almost everywhere to the beautiful sandy beaches in the North of Malta!

On the larger and more popular beaches you can find cafes and even restaurants, open during the summer season which in Malta lasts approximately from April-October.

Blue Flag and Beaches of Fine Quality in Malta

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Up until recently, one could freely organize BBQs on the beach. But some local councils have banned this privilege in an attempt to obtain the Blue Flag or the Beach of Quality status.

These eco-labels enhance the quality of the beaches and their facilities, making sure that the beach is clean, secure and accessible to all.

In Malta, St. George’s Bay and Bugibba have the Blue Flag award, while Mellieha Bay and Golden Bay have obtained the Beach of Quality status.

Other beaches are being upgraded continually to safeguard the aesthetics and the ecological value of the sites.