Things to Do in Northern Region in 2026

A historic fort with a central gateway, two wings, and a flag atop the central structure.

A coastal area with clear turquoise waters, rocky outcrops, and a beach with umbrellas.

A coastal town with a prominent church, a marina, and a winding road.

A harbor with colorful boats, a historic church on a hill, and Mediterranean-style buildings.

A coastal village with colorful houses, a rocky shoreline, and clear turquoise waters.

Things to do

Malta: Gozo & Comino Islands, Blue Lagoon & Seacaves Tour

￥7,418

per adult

86% of travellers recommend

Comino: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, and Seacaves Tour

￥5,542

per adult

90% of travellers recommend

Malta Boat: Comino Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, Gozo & Caves

￥6,491

per adult

96% of travellers recommend

From Sliema: Comino Island and Blue Lagoon Cruise

From Sliema: Comino Island, Crystal and Blue Lagoon Cruise

￥7,418

per adult

From Sliema: Gozo, Comino & The Blue Lagoon Boat & Bus Tour

￥8,312

per adult

Comino: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, Gozo, Sea Caves Cruise

￥4,340

per adult

Gozo and Comino Islands: Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon & caves

Gozo & Comino Islands, Blue Lagoon & Seacaves Tour

￥8,312

per adult

80% of travellers recommend

Comino Island: including Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon & sea caves

￥5,564

per adult

88% of travellers recommend

Excursion to Gozo with Lunch

￥14,837

per adult

80% of travellers recommend

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Northern Region must see attractions

1. Mellieha Bay

The huge aquamarine ocean opens up in front of you at Mellieħa Bay as you lie on your deckchair under your umbrella, soaking up the warmth of this unique place. Also known as Ghadira Bay, Mellieħa Bay’s beach is just under 0.5 mile (0.8 kilometer) long, which makes it one of the longest sandy beaches in Malta.

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A beach with rows of sun loungers and umbrellas, clear turquoise water, and buildings in the background.

2. Bugibba Beach

Splash, stroll and shop at Bugibba, the most active of the resort areas that make up St Paul’s Bay. Its enchanting waterfront attracts visitors from all around and offers excellent views of the area. Enjoy activities outdoors after hours at one of Bugibba’s great nightlife options of restaurants, bars, nightclubs, a cinema and casino and bingo halls.

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A rocky coastline with clear turquoise waters and people on the cliff edge.

3. Golden Sands Beach

Stretch out on the soft sand of the aptly named Golden Sands Beach on Golden Bay. Along with Mellieħa Bay, this is one of Malta’s most beloved beaches, for its fine granules which set it apart from the usual pebbly shorelines. The sea opens up in front of you here, framed by ragged cliffs, with the mysterious Ghajn Tuffieha tower just visible over scruffy hills.

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A crowded beach with people sunbathing and walking along the shore.

4. Mellieha Church

Peer into the pages of history at the Parish Church of Mellieħa, the pride and joy of this northern town. The church, also called the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, is high on the rocks, with a stunning view over beautiful Mellieħa Bay.

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A historic church with two bell towers and a red dome.

5. Catacombs of St. Paul and St. Agatha's Crypt

Go deep underground to explore the adjacent Catacombs of St. Paul and St. Agatha’s Crypt. This subterranean network of tombs, corridors and chambers were in use up until 4th century. The crypts could hold hundreds of corpses.

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A wrought iron gate with a cross, a stone building with a carved leaf and text, and a clear blue sky.

6. St. Paul's Cathedral

Step into the lavish interior of St. Paul’s Cathedral, an important stop on any walking tour of enchanting Mdina. Often simply known as Mdina Cathedral, St. Paul's has a striped octagonal dome that stands out above the skyline.

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A coastal cityscape with historic architecture, including a prominent dome and spires, and a harbor with a yellow ferry.

What to do in Northern Region

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Mellieha Bay

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Spend your days in the north relaxing on the sand at this sparkling natural beach perfect for swimming and windsurfing.

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Where to stay in Northern Region

Find the best Northern Region areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

A crowded beach with clear turquoise waters, blue umbrellas, and people sunbathing.

Qawra

Qawra is a destination visitors seek out for is beaches, abundant dining options, and seaside views. You might want to check out attractions like The Malta Classic Car Collection or Bugibba Beach while you're exploring the neighborhood.

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A coastal promenade with a yellow railing, a lamp post, and a person sitting on the railing.

Bugibba

Bars, seaside views, and waterfront views highlight some of the notable features of Bugibba. Make a stop by Bugibba Square while you're exploring.

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A historic stone building with a balcony and a tower.

Santa Maria Estate

Santa Maria Estate might not have many top sights, but Selmun Palace and Mellieha Bay are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

A historic church with two bell towers, a central dome, and a large clock on each tower.

Mdina Old City

Unique features of Mdina Old City include the restaurants and historic sites. Make a stop by Palazzo Falson Historic House Museum or Mdina Glass Showroom while you're exploring the area.

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