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Holidays to Sliema

Cheap Holidays to Sliema

All Inclusive Holidays in Sliema

Cheap All-inclusive Holidays to Sliema: With its name meaning “peace” in Maltese, can all inclusive holidays to Sliema, a sophisticated resort town on the northeast coast of Malta, be anything but tranquillity personified! Sliema holidays are flying off the shelves as holidaymakers descend onto the scenic Maltese retreat to explore its picturesque beaches, designer shopping, and cosmopolitan dining. You can also enjoy historical tours on cheap holidays to Sliema, the resort boasting ancient forts, churches, palaces, and more. As such, there’s something for everyone to do here.

Why Book Sliema All Inclusive Holidays

A spectacular 5-kilometre-long rocky stretch offers smashing beach holidays in Sliema, boasting cosy loungers, parasols, waterskiing adventures, swimming spots, and lidos with poolside cafés dotting its edge. You can also head to the livelier St. George’s Bay around a 20-minute bus ride away, home to a magnificent promenade buzzing with great bars and restaurants.

For nightlife, Triq ix–Xatt on the harbour is lined with wine bars, traditional pubs, and trendy post-dinner drinking holes, welcoming locals and tourists to stroll and socialise. A 15-minute bus ride will take you to Paceville – the glorious party capital of Malta! Shopping is another major plus during Sliema all inclusive holidays, with Tigné Point serving up the uber-modern Point Shopping Centre, selling all sorts of traditional and contemporary wares.

If you’re booking last minute Malta holidays to explore Sliema, pack in a couple of island cruises in your itinerary for an unforgettable experience. Heading out from Sliema harbour, you’ll make your way past Valletta‘s exquisite harbour entrance, the striking Blue Lagoon, the impressive Dingli Cliffs, and more.

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Sliema information

Euro Currency Euro
Maltese/English Language Maltese/English
GMT+01:00 Time Zone GMT+01:00
3h 35m Avg. Flight Time 3h 35m
Mid-May to Mid-October. Peak Travel Mid-May to Mid-October.
3.00€ Price of a pint 3.00€
Malta

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Beaches in Sliema

Beaches in Sliema

  • Sliema Beach: Enjoy the beach holidays to Sliema right here, with highlights including calm waters, soft sands, and the magnificent 3-kilometre-long promenade!
  • Qui-Si-Sana Beach: The rocky beach is next to a kids’ playground, and is also the backdrop to the lido of Qui-Si-Sana, a trendy sunbathing spot hit with young adults.
  • Exiles Bay Beach: Located off Tower Road, the...more

Top Things to Do in Sliema

Top Things to Do in Sliema

  • Triq ix-Xatt Promenade: Walking enthusiasts will truly love holidays in Sliema’s promenade, boasting historical buildings, townhouses, seaside views, and charming kiosks.
  • Splash & Fun Water Park: A 10-minute drive from Sliema will take you to the most fun water park ever, offering a high-tide wave, adult slides, a Black Hole, and the child-friendly Splash...more

History and Culture in Sliema

History and Culture in Sliema

  • Fort Tigne: A must-see during all inclusive holidays in Sliema, it was built by the Knights of St. John in the 1790s and stands tall over the Marsamxett Harbour
  • Our Lady of Graces Chapel: The 19th-century chapel is the oldest place of worship in Sliema, embellished with works by Mattia Preti and other famous artists.
  • Grandmaster’s Palace: Another must-see on Sliema...more

Food and Drink in Sliema

Food and Drink in Sliema

What to Eat:

  • Pastizzi: The delicious flaky pastry is a must-try during holidays in Sliema, filled with mushy peas, ricotta cheese, and more.
  • Soppa ta’ l-armla: It’s a popular vegetable soup, made tastier by adding egg and fresh Maltese cheese as toppings.
  • Stuffat tal-fenek: The super-famous Maltese rabbit stew is slow-cooked for hours in a rich tomato sauce with...more

Nightlife in Sliema

Nightlife in Sliema

Enjoy a ton of nocturnal fun when booking adult-only Sliema all inclusive holidays, with a stroll along the harbour on Triq ix–Xatt road bringing you across swanky wine bars, al fresco dining, and laid-back live music such as Jazz or acoustic.

Younger crowds on cheap Sliema holidays can explore the streets off Tower Road, home to the best and liveliest bars and...more

Best Time to Visit Sliema

Best Time to Visit Sliema

The delightful Mediterranean climate makes it possible to enjoy all inclusive holidays to Sliema year round, particularly warm winter sun getaways, which many UK tourists enjoy.

For sun-drenched beach escapes, book package holidays to Sliema Malta during the summer months of June to September, with average daily highs of 28°C. July is the hottest month in Sliema, with...more

What is Sliema, Malta, best known for?

Although this stunning coastal town is known for many things, what you’ll love most during all inclusive holidays to Sliema are its panoramic promenade, quaint townhouses, gorgeous beaches, Gothic churches, designer shopping, and upscale dining.

Is Sliema a family-friendly holiday destination?

Boasting beaches with shallow waters, lush parks, lidos, and kid-friendly meals, Sliema holidays for families are a treat for travellers with tots of all ages! Besides ample family-friendly hotels, Sliema offers a great base to explore Malta’s best child-friendly attractions on nearby islands.

How long does it take to get to Sliema from the UK?

You can book direct flights from London for short haul holidays to Sliema from UK and arrive at the Malta International Airport (MLA) in approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes. A taxi or private transfer can get you to Sleima from the airport in around 25 minutes. A shared shuttle will get you there in 1 hour.

When is the best time of year to visit Sliema on a holiday?

Plan a trip between June and September for the sunniest summer break holidays in Sliema, with temperatures peaking up to 32°C in July – Sliema’s hottest month. April (spring) and October (autumn) are ideal for fewer crowds and milder temperatures.

Which is the cheapest time of year to visit Sliema?

The off-peak winter months of December to February are best for dirt-cheap holidays to Sliema, with mild daily highs of 17°C. The coldest month of January may well be the cheapest time to visit Sliema, with average lows of 9°C and highs of 15°C.

Is it safe to swim in Sliema?

Yes, it is quite safe to swim during Sliema holidays, regardless of the time of year. However, you should avoid the waters if it’s too windy, and not head too close to the port. Taking other usual precautions, such as wearing the right clothes and safety gear, is also prudent to avoid mishaps.

How far is Sliema from Valletta?

Visiting Malta’s capital, Valetta, is quite easy during all inclusive holidays in Sliema, as it’s only around 6 kilometres away. You can take the bus, taxi, or ferry to cover the distance within approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on the specific mode of transport.

Is Sliema walkable?

Those who love exploring on foot will enjoy Sliema Malta holidays, as it is very suitable for walking enthusiasts. Its long, majorly flat promenade is particularly great to amble, running all the way to St. Julian‘s in one direction. Inland Sliema is a bit hilly, but still walkable. Alternatively, you can use taxis, car rental services, or the public bus to get...more