Discover the best attractions and experiences Xemxija has to offer
Xemxija sits along a coastline where centuries of Maltese history meet vivid sea views. This area and nearby Mellieha host thirteenth to eighteenth-century sites that are easy to explore on foot.
A seaside palace built in the late 18th century by the Knights of St. John, perched above the coast with storied views.
An 18th-century coastal watchtower that formed part of Malta’s line of fortifications against seaborne threats.
While this coast is best known for its outdoors, nearby towns offer marine and historical displays that complement a day by the water.
A popular marine facility in Qawra showcasing local sea life and interactive exhibits.
Originally built as a film set for the 1980 Popeye movie, it’s now a themed attraction with multimedia displays and family activities.
The Mellieha area around Xemxija hosts venerable churches that reflect Malta’s rich Catholic heritage and balcony views over the sea.
A prominent Catholic church overlooking Mellieha, famous for its baroque architecture and hillside setting.
A smaller devotional site that offers a quiet respite with sea breezes nearby.
Coastal nature and family-friendly attractions provide a lively mix of scenery and entertainment around Xemxija.
A whimsical seaside theme park at Anchor Bay, ideal for families and photo opportunities.
Malta’s largest nature area around Ghadira Bay, excellent for birdwatching and easy coastal strolls.
The Maltese coast around Xemxija blends lively promenades with tranquil village charms.
A lively waterfront stretch packed with cafés, shops and sea views suitable for an evening stroll.
A picturesque village center with narrow lanes, traditional whitewashed houses and open-air terraces.
You don’t need to spend to enjoy the coast—there are plenty of scenic and relaxing options.
A coastal path with relaxing sea breezes and views over the channel.
Find a vantage point along the shore to watch the sun dip into the Mediterranean.
A gentle walk along the harbor with people-watching and sea air.
Coastal Maltese cuisine shines with fresh seafood, relaxed cafés and local treats.
Casual seaside dining featuring grilled fish and other Maltese seafood staples.
Pop into a bakery for flaky, savory bites that are quintessentially Maltese.
A refreshing treat after a day by the water, with classic and seasonal flavors.
The Bugibba-Qawra area offers relaxed bars and lively waterfront venues after dark.
Casual spots with sea views and light music perfect for a low-key evening.
Atmospheric venues featuring local bands and performers.
Chill-out spaces where you can sip a drink as the night unfolds.
From visual spectacles to seaside amusements, there are options for all ages.
Live shows and interactive experiences set against a colorful backdrop.
Short cruises along the coast offering different perspectives of the coastline.
The coast is friendly for water-based activities and sunlit workouts.
Jet-skiing, parasailing and snorkeling opportunities along the shore.
Intro dives and shore-based wreck or reef exploration for enthusiasts.
Uncover nearby islands and lesser-known routes for a broader Maltese experience.
Crystal-clear waters, soft sands and a classic Maltese island setting.
Historic towns, rustic scenery and a slower pace just a short ferry ride away.