Where's the Best Place to Stay in Malta?

Mellieha Bay

Mellieha is a bustling little village, with plenty to see and do. But you can slow down the pace a little and stay just outside the centre at the quiet and beautiful Mellieha Bay. It’s one of the most peaceful spots on the island; perfect for soaking up the sun and taking time to unwind.

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Bugibba

Despite being small, the town of Bugibba has plenty going for it, with a great selection of seafront cafés, bars and restaurants to enjoy. One of Malta’s most popular resorts, it’s got picturesque coves, a bustling promenade, a wealth of history and plenty of exciting watersports to try out.

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St. Julian’s

If you’re looking to be in the heart of all the action, then St. Julian’s is the resort for you. It’s got a popular beach to relax on during the day, and then the town comes alive at night. It’s home to the best nightlife on the island, with a great choice of bars and clubs to party away in.

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Marfa Bay

Located just 5km from Mellieha, Marfa Bay has its own peaceful and secluded peninsula. With a beautiful little beach to relax on, you can enjoy the views of Comino and Gozo across the water. Enjoy your holiday your own way; staying as near or as far from the hustle and bustle as you like.

Sliema

Malta’s largest resort; Sliema is both laid-back and stylish. It’s the perfect place to delve into Malta’s fascinating culture; exploring quaint churches and historical sites. You can indulge in a spot of retail therapy here too, as you’ll find designer boutiques and international brands throughout the town.

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Qawra

The popular resort of Qawra has an award-winning rocky beach and incredible views to rival all others on the island. The whole family will love a holiday here, as there are plenty of shops, restaurants and fun sights to keep all ages entertained. You can even take a boat to Gozo from here.

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Valletta

You’ll fall for the charm and beauty of Malta’s small, but perfectly formed capital city. A fantastic combination of a city break and a Mediterranean holiday. Or, if you don't stay here, Valletta's stunning architecture and fascinating history is well worth taking a day to explore.

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Tempted? Course you are! Take your pick from our gorgeous Malta holidays and get ready to soak up the sunshine and sights.

About the author

Sadie Geoghegan is a freelance travel writer who, when she’s not exploring the world, can be found writing at home with her dog in Cambridge.