Guide to Buġibba

Bugibba, situated at the northern tip of Malta, shares a promontory with the Aura resort, and visitors would be hard-pressed to distinguish where one town ends and the other begins. Bugibba boasts a stunningly picturesque location. Its coastline is rocky, and the beaches are nestled in secluded coves where the waters of the Mediterranean Sea have carved their way through the rocks. The clear waters provide excellent opportunities for diving, and other water sports on Bugibba's beaches are highly popular. The resort is particularly favored by families with children, as it's easy to find secluded beaches with a gentle slope into the water.

Once an ancient site of historical events, Bugibba has transformed into a vibrant and bustling resort town. It features numerous hotels, restaurants, cafes, nightclubs, and discos. Along the magnificent promenade, adorned with red stone, music fills the air in the evenings, and both Maltese locals and tourists take leisurely strolls. Artists often perform here, especially during festival days, which are widely celebrated in Malta.

Buses conveniently connect Bugibba to all the cities of Malta, making it an ideal base for exploring the entire island.