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Malta, Luqa, St Pauls Bay

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692 reviews
12 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£193pp
An additional £9.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£202.48 pp.

Malta, Luqa, St Pauls Bay

30 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
London Luton -
£196pp
An additional £9.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£204.78 pp.

Malta, Luqa, St Pauls Bay

Tripadvisor rating
669 reviews
4 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Liverpool -
£212pp
An additional £9.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£221.28 pp.
4 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
Liverpool -
£219pp
An additional £9.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£227.88 pp.

Malta, Luqa, St Pauls Bay

Tripadvisor rating
688 reviews
5 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
Bournemouth -
£334pp
An additional £9.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£343.38 pp.

About St Pauls Bay holidays

St Paul’s Bay is one of Malta’s best-known holiday resorts, set on the island’s north-east coast and stretching around a broad, sheltered bay. The area has a relaxed but busy resort feel, with a long seafront promenade, plenty of places to eat and drink, and easy access to some of Malta’s most popular day trips. It is a practical choice for UK holidaymakers who want a coastal base with good facilities rather than a quiet village escape.

The coastline here is mostly rocky, which is typical of many Maltese resorts, with bathing spots and swimming areas rather than long sandy beaches. Around Bugibba and Qawra, which form part of the wider resort area, you will find seafront lidos, flat rocks for sunbathing and the small Bugibba Perched Beach, a man-made sandy beach popular in summer. The promenade is one of the main attractions, especially in the evening, when people stroll between St Paul’s Bay, Bugibba and Qawra as the restaurants and bars fill up.

Eating out is easy, with a wide choice ranging from Maltese dishes and fresh fish to Italian, British-style pub food and casual cafés. Nightlife is lively but generally low-key compared with Malta’s clubbing areas, with bars, pubs and hotel entertainment rather than large nightclubs. It suits couples, groups and families looking for evening choice without needing a full party scene.

There are several things to do close by. The Malta National Aquarium in Qawra is a popular option, while boat trips often run from the local area to places such as Comino, the Blue Lagoon and Gozo in season. You can also see views towards St Paul’s Islands from the bay, linked in tradition with the shipwreck of St Paul. Historic interest includes coastal watchtowers such as Wignacourt Tower, one of the oldest surviving towers of its kind in Malta.

St Paul’s Bay is also a useful base for exploring the island. Buses connect the resort with Valletta, Mdina, Mellieħa and other parts of Malta, while taxis and organised excursions are widely available. For a holiday with sea views, resort facilities and good sightseeing options, St Paul’s Bay is a dependable Malta choice.

St Pauls Bay Holidays FAQs

Yes, St Paul’s Bay is a good choice if you want a coastal resort with plenty of restaurants, bars, seafront walks and access to day trips. It is busier than a traditional village but generally more relaxed than Malta’s main nightlife areas.

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