Malta

Blessed with its exquisite sandy bay, this destination ranks among the most sought-after on the Maltese Islands, luring a considerable influx of local and international vacationers each year. Besides its undeniable allure, the area offers splendid opportunities for leisurely walks and serves as a perfect playground for water sports aficionados, especially those eager to indulge in windsurfing.

This is Malta’s largest and most popular sandy beach. There are no undercurrents here so the bay offers safe bathing and the shallow waters make it ideal for children. There is a pleasant choice of activities, from banana boat rides to pedalo hire, windsurfing and water skiing.

Tucked away on the picturesque island of Comino, this small beach is a hidden gem accessible only through booking one of the numerous boat trips that traverse these enchanting waters and the neighbouring islands. Though the sandy beach may be small, it doesn't deter visitors, as most choose to bask in its beauty from the comfort of their boats. The allure lies in the crystal-clear waters, creating a perfect haven for snorkelling enthusiasts to explore the vibrant marine life beneath the surface.

Nestled in the northern region of Malta island, this scenic shore boasts a flat, rocky landscape offering sunbathing havens while also granting easy access points for swimmers to explore the clear, deep, and safe waters.

Pretty Bay is a flourishing seaside resort in the south of Malta. It lies right in the town centre of Birzebbugia, so there are plenty of shops and restaurants along the coastline. The resort is rather popular with local holiday-makers thanks to its beautiful sandy beach.

Close to the town of Mgarr is the beautiful Ġnejna Bay. It's mostly frequented by locals, which makes it less crowded with tourists than many of the other Maltese beaches. Because the waters are shallow here, this is also a great place to come with your entire family.

Tucked in between Golden Bay and Ġnejna Bay is the smaller and quieter sandy beach, Għajn Tuffieħa. The long stairway down to the beach makes it not the easiest to reach, but it is certainly well worth the climb down. There is a sunbed rental and a small snack bar.