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Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua in one trip: what to see, how to reach them from Marsaskala, and the best time to walk the Three Cities waterfront.

Smart City Malta is a modern waterfront district just minutes from Marsaskala. What to see, how to get there, and why it makes an easy afternoon out.

Your guide to Marsaskala: the bay, the promenade, where to swim and eat, and how to reach the rest of Malta from this quiet south-east coastal town.

Pretty Bay in Birzebbuga has soft sand and calm shallow water, a short drive from Marsaskala. When to go, what to expect, and how to get there.

Ramla Bay is Gozo’s famous red-sand beach below Calypso’s Cave. How to get there from Malta, when to go, and what to expect when you arrive.

Paradise Bay is a sheltered sandy cove at Malta’s northern tip, near the Gozo ferry. How to get there, when to go and what facilities to expect.

Golden Bay is one of Malta’s largest sandy beaches, popular for sunsets and swimming. How to get there from Marsaskala, when to visit and what to expect.

Ghajn Tuffieha is a red-sand bay reached by a long stairway, quieter than neighbouring Golden Bay. How to get there, when to go and what to bring.

The Blue Lagoon on Comino has Malta’s clearest turquoise water. Ferry times, how to avoid the crowds, and what to bring for a full day on the island.

The Blue Grotto sea caves near Zurrieq are best seen by boat in morning light. Boat times, tickets, the clifftop viewpoint and how to get there.

Coral Lagoon is a collapsed sea cave near Armier with vivid blue water. How to find it, how to get down safely, and the best time of day to visit.

St Peter’s Pool is a natural rock pool near Marsaxlokk, minutes from Marsaskala. How to get there, where to park, and when it is at its quietest.