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Beaches & Bays<\/span> <\/p>\n

TAS SLIEMA<\/span><\/h1>\n

Tas-Sliema, Malta<\/h3>\n
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Sliema is one of Malta’s main coastal resort towns and a heartland for shopping, entertainment and cafe life.   The long stretch of rocky coastline that goes from from Qui-si-Sana all the way to St. Julian’s is thronged with sunbathers during the peak summer months.<\/p>\n

Steps and handrails placed every so often allow easy access to the water. There are plenty of flat rocks to spread a towel on. The sea here is deep, and generally clean, clear and safe to swim. It is also excellent for snorkelling. Some hotels along the front, especially at the St. Julian’s end, provide beach concessions equipped with pools, water sports and lido areas for nightlife. The favourite beach areas are: the Tigne area, Qui si-Sana, G\u0127ar id-Dud, the Exiles and Fond G\u0127adir. Some are well-known lidos or beach clubs with public access.<\/p>\n

In peak summer the Sliema beaches become a very sociable, lively place to be by mid-afternoon. The promenade is excellent for long, striding walks in winter, slow strolls on summer evenings and for watching the spectacular waves during freak autumn storms. You will find plenty of snack bars and restaurants on the coast road and kiosks near the shoreline.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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