宿泊施設検索結果 該当結果 Snack Bars - 2nd Class (490) Restaurants - 2nd Class (285) Restaurants - 3rd Class (185) Farmhouses (180) Travel Agents (179) Towns & Villages (77) Restaurants - 1st Class (62) DMC (62) Facilities (57) Churches & Religious Sites (56) Diving Centres (55) Conference Venues (51) Museums & Galleries (48) Guesthoses (40) 4 Star Hotels (38) Language Schools (37) 3 Star Hotels (35) Beaches & Bays (35) Car & Coach Hire (34) Wedding Venues (33) Snack Bars - 1st Class (32) Shopping (32) Associations & Clubs (26) Health & Wellness (25) Shore Diving (25) Service Providers (24) Miscellaneous (22) Archaeological Sites (20) Visitor Attractions (18) Theatre & Opera (17) Hostels (16) Leisure Cruising (16) 5 Star Hotels (14) 2 Star Hotels (12) Gardens (12) Other Historic Sites (12) Natural Attractions (11) Fortifications & Towers (11) Boat Diving (11) Clubbing (10) Activity & Fun (10) Parks (10) Entertainment Venues (7) Vineyards (6) Villas (5) Ferries & Water Taxies (5) Cinemas (4) Casinos (3) Bars (3) Bicycle Hire (3) Other Transport (3) Service Providers (3) Tourist Trains (3) Tourist Villages (2) Business Aviation (2) Holiday Apartments (2) Cafes (1) Training Camps (1) Tour Operators (1) 詳細結果 Anchor Bay Anchor Bay is perhaps most known for Popeye Village, the set of the 1979 film starring Robin Williams as Popeye. Armier Bay The beach at Armier stretches round the shore of an open bay at the extreme northern fringe of Malta. The sandy bay faces the nearby islands of Comino and Gozo. Balluta Bay Balluta Bay lies on a long stretch of rocky coastline that goes from from Qui-si-Sana in Sliema all the way to St. Julian's. This coastline is thronged with sunbathers during the peak summer months. Birżebbuġa Birżebbuġa is a flourishing, but small, seaside resort not far from Marsaxlokk in south-east Malta. Its shoreline hugs St. George's although the sandy beach is known as Pretty Bay. It has been a popular bathing spot for Maltese holiday-makers for decades. Blue Lagoon On the tiny island of Comino you will find the sheltered, dazzlingly blue waters of this small inlet, which has appeared on screen many times, most recently for a diving scene featuring Madonna in Swept Away and a spearfishing scene set in ancient times for the mini-series Helen of Troy. Buġibba Buġibba and Qawra are Malta's largest, seaside resort towns. The coastline promenade stretches from Salina Bay to St. Paul's Bay, taking in some of the Islands' best open sea views and a vista over to St. Paul's Island. Daħlet Qorrot This is a tiny picturesque fishing cove and a tranquil, isolated spot on the north-east coast below Nadur and Qala. Dwejra Bay Dwejra is perhaps the archipelago's most spectacular natural landmark. Here, geology, time and sea have worked together to produce some of the most remarkable scenery on the Islands - the Inland Sea, Fungus Rock, sheer cliffs and a rocky coastline. Fond Għadir (Tas-Sliema) Fond Għadir is one of the most popular areas of the Tas-Sliema coastline. The area is dotted with... Għajn Tuffieħa Għajn Tuffieħa is a popular sandy beach nestling below hills and an unusually-shaped promontory. It is unspoilt and undeveloped, yet has the facilities you need to enjoy a day on the beach sun lounger and umbrella hire, pedallos and a small snack bar. 1234