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FANCY A DIP?

YOU ARE NEVER FAR FROM THE SEA IN MALTA; KEEP YOUR SWIM STUFF HANDY SO YOU CAN TAKE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE A DIP! WE’VE LISTED SOME OF OUR FAVOURITES – MANY ARE ACCESSIBLE BY BUS.

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BLUE LAGOON (COMINO ISLAND)

This iconic swimming spot is known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters. Located on the small island of Comino, the Blue Lagoon is a must-visit destination for swimmers and snorkelers.

GOLDEN BAY

Situated on the northwest coast of Malta, Golden Bay is a popular sandy beach with clear waters. It's an excellent spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying stunning sunsets.

MELLIEĦA BAY

Also known as Għ adira Bay, Mellieħa Bay is one of Malta's largest sandy beaches. The shallow waters and wide beach make it ideal for families and swimmers of all ages.

ST. PETER'S POOL

L ocated near Marsaxlokk in the southeast of Malta, St. Peter's Pool is a natural swimming pool carved into the rocks. It offers breathtaking views and is popular among locals and adventurous visitors.

PARADISE BAY

Tucked away in the northern part of Malta, Paradise Bay is a secluded beach with calm waters. It's an excellent place to swim, relax, and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.

GĦAJN TUFFIEĦA BAY

Situated next to Golden Bay, Għajn Tuffieħa is another beautiful sandy beach offering clear waters and a picturesque setting. It requires descending a flight of steps to reach the beach, but the effort is worth it.

BLUE GROTTO (WIED I Ż-Ż URRIEQ)

This quaint spot is a diver’s favourite and feels like you are taking a step back in time. Take a boat trip around to the caves or simply enjoy the views to Filfla, a tiny island nature reserve.

RAMLA BAY (GOZO)

If you're visiting the neighbouring island of Gozo, don't miss Ramla Bay. This stunning red sandy beach is a favorite among swimmers and offers a tranquil and scenic setting.

These are just a few of the top swimming spots in Malta. The islands offer many more beautiful beaches where you can enjoy a refreshing swim!

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