Stranden in Marsaxlokk

Malta's Coastal Gems

Explore the rugged limestone coastline of the Delimara Peninsula in Marsaxlokk. This collection features secluded swimming spots like the natural pool at Il-Kalanka and the striking white cliffs of Xrobb l-Għagin. These locations are characterized by deep turquoise waters, rocky inlets, and dramatic geological formations such as the steep drops at Xifer l-Infern and the low-lying limestone shelves of Ras il-Fenek.

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Kalanka

Rocky inlet on the Delimara Peninsula featuring limestone ledges and deep water suitable for swimming and diving.

Beach

Natural horseshoe-shaped bay with deep water and flat rock surfaces for sunbathing, located at the tip of the peninsula.

Xrobb l-Għagin

Coastal area featuring high white limestone cliffs and a nature park dedicated to environmental conservation.

Klawdin

Secluded rocky swimming area located on the eastern side of the Delimara coastline.

xifer l-infern

Dramatic cliff edge on the southern tip of Delimara, known for its steep drops and panoramic Mediterranean views.

Ras il-Fenek

Low-lying limestone headland, also known as Rabbit's Point, providing shallow rocky access to the sea.