Marsalforn Things to do

Marsalforn has become one of the most popular resorts in the Maltese islands thanks to its beautiful bay and hot climate. Marsalforn provides several large sandy and pebbly beaches to stretch out on as well as smaller secluded beaches such as Xwenji and Qbajjar. Ramla Bay lies a few miles east of Marsalforn and is regarded as the finest beach in the Maltese islands.

 

Marsalforn Bay has been named as one of the Mediterranean’s best diving locations. There is a dive centre located on Marsalforn Bay that will provide equipment, lessons and excursions to the best dive sites in Gozo and Malta. Dive sites can include cave, reef and wreck diving including the world famous Blue Hole.

 

Boat trips from Marsalforn can include the breathtaking Blue Lagoon at Comino and Ramla Bay featuring Calypso’s Cave. A ferry journey from Gozo to Malta will take a mere 25 minutes and the attractions of Malta can include the historic city of Valetta. Holidaymakers who wish to explore further can catch a ferry from Malta and make the 90 minute voyage to the island of Sicily.

 

The warm Mediterranean Sea waters make water sports in Marsalforn a popular way to spend the day. Boating, fishing, snorkelling and surfing are all available. Land sports in Marsalforn can include cycling, tennis and horseback riding. Golf lovers can make the quick boat trip to Malta to try out the stunning 18-hole golf course at Marsa.

Nightlife in Marsalforn is a low key affair but the bars, restaurants and hotel nightclubs by the harbour area can become very lively during peak season. To sample some of the finest restaurants and nightlife options in the Maltese island head to Valetta, Malta’s beautiful capital city.