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Marsascala

A popular summer resort with the Maltese people but somewhat off the tourist trail …

In the old days, the village of Marsascala (also spelt Marsaskala) was a Sicilian fishing community.


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Over the years, it has grown into an increasingly popular residential area and also a seaside resort. Many Maltese people have summer houses or apartments here.

The population here is around 9200.

The village is a bit off the tourist trail compared to other more popular resorts in Malta. Moreover, it does not have the same amount of entertainment venues as larger, more popular resorts such as Bugibba and Qawra.

However, if you're looking for a more "laid back" resort, then this seaside resort could prove to be your best choice.

On summer evenings, the lovely promenade is a popular place with the locals for a leisurely stroll.

The waterfront is littered with various bars and restaurants so you definitely won’t go hungry here!

Most of the restaurants have quite affordable rates. There’s a couple of excellent restaurants here, who have patrons from all across the island.

The promenade is the “centre” of the village and this is where you will find the largest number of restaurants. Although there are quite a few other good ones scattered across the place.

The village is not big on historical attractions and sites. The only historical site worth mentioning is St. Thomas Tower.

Built in 1614 by the Knights of Malta, the tower is a fortification which forms part of a set of towers scattered all across the Maltese islands, which were all built by Grand Master Wignacourt.


Marsascala Malta Accommodation

There are many accommodation options in the area, ranging from hotels and self catering apartments to beautiful holiday villas.

If you're thinking of staying in a hotel, you can find the best deal, compare prices, and read what other travelers have to say about hotels in Marsascala here.

Holiday villas in this area are not as expensive as you might think. Imagine having your own private villa with pool ... where you can relax by the pool in total privacy and tranquillity!

Interested in learning more about the top holiday villas in the area?

Go to our Malta Holiday Villas page for more information and to see photos of the many beautiful holiday villas in the area.


Getting there

Take bus nos. 17, 19 or 20 from Valletta.



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