Sliema Things To Do

The beaches in Sliema are mainly man made lidos for sunbathing with nearby rock pools that collect the sea water and are perfect for children. The coast between St Julian’s and Sliema does boast a sandy stretch of beach that is perfect for lounging in the sun and cooling off in the sea.

 

Shopping in Sliema is a popular pastime with upmarket designer boutiques and international shops. Visitors travel from all over Malta to sample the shopping delights in Sliema and the small independent shops are great for hand crafted goods.

 

You will not be disappointed with the selection of restaurants in Sliema. Italian, Mexican, Chinese, British and Maltese restaurants are all available in Sliema. Maltese cuisine is a must and the fish dishes are the freshest imaginable.

 

The nightlife in Sliema is varied and can range from quiet little taverns to sophisticated bars and nightclubs. Sliema is the capital for nightlife on Malta and it does not get much livelier than this. Try the bars down by the harbour in the evenings and take in the spectacular views of Valletta as the sun goes down.

 

As you would expect from a Mediterranean island there is no shortage of water activities in Sliema. Scuba diving lessons and trips are available from the Aquanauts Dive School and water skiing along the coastal area is also a popular option.
 

Sliema has a treasure trove of sightseeing opportunities just waiting to be discovered. Attractions include the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Old Opera House, Sliema Harbour and many forts and churches. There is no shortage of cultural artefacts in Sliema that will interest both adults and children. Make sure to take advantage of the beautiful parks in Sliema that boast fountains and bridges and spectacular views over St Julian’s Bay.