Unveiling the Southern Charms of Malta

Are you forever chasing sunsets, the gorgeous fiery glows of the last hours of the day making you feel alive? Well, you’ve certainly picked the right place to holiday, as Malta is known for its spectacular sunsets, veritable Insta-gold, complete with some truly amazing spots from where to enjoy them.

Here is our definitive list of the 5 best spots where to enjoy the sunset in Malta:

5️⃣ Dingli Cliffs

At the very edge of the island you will find the majestic Dingli Cliffs. Solitary, unspoilt and hosts to the most amazing display in the sky, every evening. Catch the bus right to the cliffs and meander a while, taking in the scenery, as you get ready to snap away.

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4️⃣ Għajn Tuffieħa

Another super spot, especially if you wish to sip a cocktail while enjoying your sunset, as there are many great bars situated almost right on the water’s edge.


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3️⃣ Mellieha

A stone’s throw away from Golden Bay you will find the old, but bustling, village of Mellieha. It is also home to Ghadira, one of the nosy iconic sandy beaches in Malta. Take your pick of gorgeous sunset spots, the most evocative one certainly being right next to the Red Tower.

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2️⃣ Gnejna

A favourite haunt with the locals, it is easy to see what makes this tiny and charming beach so special. Join the groups of Maltese enjoying an ice-cream on the sandy dunes, or on one of the benches, and get ready for nature’s show in the sky.

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And, saving the best for our number 1 spot of course!

1️⃣ Aqualuna Lido ❤️

Finally, see your day by the pool off to a spectacular finale, with the best seats in the house from where to enjoy our Mediterranean sunset. Glass of wine or cocktail in your hand, the experience will certainly make it on the top moments of your Malta holiday!

   

📷 Don’t forget to tag #neucollective & #malta when sharing those lovely sunset shots on Insta! 😉

Are you forever chasing sunsets, the gorgeous fiery glows of the last hours of the day making you feel alive? Well, you’ve certainly picked the right place to holiday, as Malta is known for its spectacular sunsets, veritable Insta-gold, complete with some truly amazing spots from where to enjoy them.

Here is our definitive list of the 5 best spots where to enjoy the sunset in Malta:

5️⃣ Dingli Cliffs

At the very edge of the island you will find the majestic Dingli Cliffs. Solitary, unspoilt and hosts to the most amazing display in the sky, every evening. Catch the bus right to the cliffs and meander a while, taking in the scenery, as you get ready to snap away.

@vivirenmalta

4️⃣ Għajn Tuffieħa

Another super spot, especially if you wish to sip a cocktail while enjoying your sunset, as there are many great bars situated almost right on the water’s edge.


@rapisardafabio

3️⃣ Mellieha

A stone’s throw away from Golden Bay you will find the old, but bustling, village of Mellieha. It is also home to Ghadira, one of the nosy iconic sandy beaches in Malta. Take your pick of gorgeous sunset spots, the most evocative one certainly being right next to the Red Tower.

@lourdesxerri

2️⃣ Gnejna

A favourite haunt with the locals, it is easy to see what makes this tiny and charming beach so special. Join the groups of Maltese enjoying an ice-cream on the sandy dunes, or on one of the benches, and get ready for nature’s show in the sky.

@mikeay89

And, saving the best for our number 1 spot of course!

1️⃣ Aqualuna Lido ❤️

Finally, see your day by the pool off to a spectacular finale, with the best seats in the house from where to enjoy our Mediterranean sunset. Glass of wine or cocktail in your hand, the experience will certainly make it on the top moments of your Malta holiday!

   

📷 Don’t forget to tag #neucollective & #malta when sharing those lovely sunset shots on Insta! 😉

Malta, a sparkling jewel in the heart of the Mediterranean, is known for its rich history, captivating landscapes, and sun-kissed coastlines. While many tourists flock to the bustling northern locales, the southern regions offer equally mesmerizing experiences, often away from the typical tourist trail. Let's explore five unmissable spots in the south of Malta.

Marsaxlokk

This traditional fishing village is an emblem of Maltese culture. With colourful fishing boats, known as ‘luzzus’, dotting the harbour and a bustling Sunday market selling the freshest catch, Marsaxlokk offers a genuine slice of local life.

Blue Grotto, Wied iz-Zurrieq

One of Malta’s natural wonders, the Blue Grotto comprises a series of sea caverns. On sunny days, the water reflects the overhead sky, casting mesmerizing blue lights inside the caves. Boat tours provide an up-close experience of this phenomenon.

Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra Temples, Qrendi

Dive into Malta’s prehistoric past by visiting these ancient stone temple complexes, which date back to 3600-3200 B.C. Their architectural mastery and astronomical alignments make them among the most significant archaeological sites in the world.

St. Peter’s Pool, near Marsaxlokk

This natural swimming pool, shaped like an elongated horseshoe, boasts clear turquoise waters. It’s an ideal spot for snorkelling, diving, or just lounging on its rocky shores.

Għar Dalam Cave, Birżebbuġa

Regarded as one of Malta’s most important prehistoric sites, this cave houses fossils of animals believed to have walked the earth some 500,000 years ago. It offers intriguing insights into Malta’s distant past and natural history.

Malta, a sparkling jewel in the heart of the Mediterranean, is known for its rich history, captivating landscapes, and sun-kissed coastlines. While many tourists flock to the bustling northern locales, the southern regions offer equally mesmerizing experiences, often away from the typical tourist trail. Let's explore five unmissable spots in the south of Malta.​