Marsaskala waterfront
Restaurants ring the bay at Marsaskala, filled mostly with Maltese families rather than visitors.
Restaurants ring the bay at Marsaskala, filled mostly with Maltese families rather than visitors.
A lighthouse stands on the hill above Għasri. It is the highest point in Gozo you can drive close to.
A strip of garden runs along the landward bastions, with a view over Floriana and Msida. Hardly anyone walks up there.
This terrace is quieter than the Upper Barrakka. It looks down the Grand Harbour towards the breakwater.
Bars and restaurants run along the Sliema front, from Tigné round to the ferries. It is the quieter option and it winds…
The square is the middle of Buġibba, ringed with bars and cheap food. It is busy, unpretentious and mostly holidaymakers.
Restored warehouses run along the harbour quay. They are bars and restaurants now. Cruise ships tie up directly in front of them.
This uninhabited islet lies off the south coast. It was a bombing range until 1971. It is a reserve now, so you…
A terrace looks down over Ramla Bay, named after the cave in the Odyssey. The cave is shut, but people come for…
The headland runs out past Marsaxlokk, with a lighthouse at the end and open sea on three sides.
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