Category: Attractions Beaches Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric Complex Within the elaborately adorned South Temple that is part of the Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric Complex, the lower portion of a monumental statue depicting a person with a pleated skirt stands sentinel to the beginning of civilisation. Mnajdra Prehistoric Temples Hard limestone was used in the construction of these temples, which date back to between 3600 and 2500 B.C. and are believed to be among the earliest free-standing constructions still standing in the world. Ħaġar Qim Temple One of the oldest temples in the world, Ħaġar Qim is located in the Hagar Qim Archaeological Park and is renowned for its antiquity. The megalithic temples of Hagar Qim, whose name means “Standing Stone,” are the prehistoric sites that have been preserved the best. The large stone that may be found to the right of the entryway weighs twenty tons. Dingli Cliffs If you do decide to go to the Dingli cliffs, one thing that you will notice very soon is that the views are really stunning all the way around. Under the cliffs, there are also large swaths of land with terraced fields that you will be able to explore and appreciate. Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum On top of a hill in Paola, not far from the Grand Harbour, is where you’ll find the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum. In the year 1902, a stone mason who was working on the foundations of several different homes made the fortuitous discovery while doing his job. Ramla Beach Gozo The gorgeous and clean Ramla Beach is located on the island of Gozo’s north coast and has a blue flag award. Its full name is Ramla il-amra, which means “Red Sands” in Maltese. Ghajn Tuffieha Beach Gajn Tuffiea, in Malta’s northwestern tip, is undoubtedly the most picturesque beach on the island. The beach is a mainly undeveloped sliver of golden-red sand bordered by gently sloping clay cliffs draped in foliage. Xlendi Beach Despite its small size, this sandy beach is often buzzing with activity. The shallow waters are suitable for swimming, while the clear waters along the rocky cliff edges offer excellent snorkelling for the more daring. Golden Bay Golden Bay Malta is located in the north of the island and is one of the country’s best beaches. Tunisia would be the next landfall, facing roughly westward into the vastness of the Mediterranean Sea. Blue Lagoon Comino, a small island midway between Malta and Gozo, is home to one of Malta’s most beautiful beaches. Between Comino and the little deserted islet of Cominotto, the Blue Lagoon is a protected inlet of dazzlingly turquoise shallow water. Mellieha Bay Mellieha Bay is one of the most popular beaches on the island, with both locals and visitors enjoying its beautiful views and warm waters during the summer months. Balluta Bay Balluta Bay is a little yellow sand beach with a length of no more than 50 meters, located deep within St Julian’s booming restaurant scene. It is one of the few sand places in Malta’s south and may be reached via a short set of steps from the coastal promenade. Gnejna Bay Beach Gnejna Bay Beach is tucked into the folds of Malta’s northwest coast, just south of Golden Bay. The beach is roughly 100 meters long and deep enough for a few rows of sun loungers, which may be rented alongside umbrellas and has the same rich orange sand and crystal blue waves. St Peters Pool St Peters Pool is a small natural pool cut from the stratified limestone rock that makes up the entire island. It is officially located within Marsaxlokk but is only a short drive away from the major harbour. Pretty Bay Beach Pretty Bay Beach is about 200 meters long and is located on the western side of Marsaxlokk Bay’s vast natural harbour. The beach is made up of smooth, light sand and is surrounded by Birzebbuga Town. The Red Tower Built in 1649, this tower, popularly known as the Red Tower Malta, was staffed during both World Wars. It has a 360-degree view over Gozo, Comino, and the Ghadira Nature Reserve. Posts navigation 1 2 Next SEARCH Looking for more?
Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric Complex Within the elaborately adorned South Temple that is part of the Ħal Tarxien Prehistoric Complex, the lower portion of a monumental statue depicting a person with a pleated skirt stands sentinel to the beginning of civilisation.
Mnajdra Prehistoric Temples Hard limestone was used in the construction of these temples, which date back to between 3600 and 2500 B.C. and are believed to be among the earliest free-standing constructions still standing in the world.
Ħaġar Qim Temple One of the oldest temples in the world, Ħaġar Qim is located in the Hagar Qim Archaeological Park and is renowned for its antiquity. The megalithic temples of Hagar Qim, whose name means “Standing Stone,” are the prehistoric sites that have been preserved the best. The large stone that may be found to the right of the entryway weighs twenty tons.
Dingli Cliffs If you do decide to go to the Dingli cliffs, one thing that you will notice very soon is that the views are really stunning all the way around. Under the cliffs, there are also large swaths of land with terraced fields that you will be able to explore and appreciate.
Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum On top of a hill in Paola, not far from the Grand Harbour, is where you’ll find the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum. In the year 1902, a stone mason who was working on the foundations of several different homes made the fortuitous discovery while doing his job.
Ramla Beach Gozo The gorgeous and clean Ramla Beach is located on the island of Gozo’s north coast and has a blue flag award. Its full name is Ramla il-amra, which means “Red Sands” in Maltese.
Ghajn Tuffieha Beach Gajn Tuffiea, in Malta’s northwestern tip, is undoubtedly the most picturesque beach on the island. The beach is a mainly undeveloped sliver of golden-red sand bordered by gently sloping clay cliffs draped in foliage.
Xlendi Beach Despite its small size, this sandy beach is often buzzing with activity. The shallow waters are suitable for swimming, while the clear waters along the rocky cliff edges offer excellent snorkelling for the more daring.
Golden Bay Golden Bay Malta is located in the north of the island and is one of the country’s best beaches. Tunisia would be the next landfall, facing roughly westward into the vastness of the Mediterranean Sea.
Blue Lagoon Comino, a small island midway between Malta and Gozo, is home to one of Malta’s most beautiful beaches. Between Comino and the little deserted islet of Cominotto, the Blue Lagoon is a protected inlet of dazzlingly turquoise shallow water.
Mellieha Bay Mellieha Bay is one of the most popular beaches on the island, with both locals and visitors enjoying its beautiful views and warm waters during the summer months.
Balluta Bay Balluta Bay is a little yellow sand beach with a length of no more than 50 meters, located deep within St Julian’s booming restaurant scene. It is one of the few sand places in Malta’s south and may be reached via a short set of steps from the coastal promenade.
Gnejna Bay Beach Gnejna Bay Beach is tucked into the folds of Malta’s northwest coast, just south of Golden Bay. The beach is roughly 100 meters long and deep enough for a few rows of sun loungers, which may be rented alongside umbrellas and has the same rich orange sand and crystal blue waves.
St Peters Pool St Peters Pool is a small natural pool cut from the stratified limestone rock that makes up the entire island. It is officially located within Marsaxlokk but is only a short drive away from the major harbour.
Pretty Bay Beach Pretty Bay Beach is about 200 meters long and is located on the western side of Marsaxlokk Bay’s vast natural harbour. The beach is made up of smooth, light sand and is surrounded by Birzebbuga Town.
The Red Tower Built in 1649, this tower, popularly known as the Red Tower Malta, was staffed during both World Wars. It has a 360-degree view over Gozo, Comino, and the Ghadira Nature Reserve.
