Northern Region
Malta’s Laid-Back Party Town by the Sea
If you’ve been dreaming of that perfect coastal town where the sun’s always shining, the drinks are cold, and the sea is never more than a few steps away—Bugibba is your kind of place.
Located on Malta’s northern coast, Bugibba is one of those towns that knows how to have a good time without trying too hard. It’s got that perfect mix of vacation vibes and everyday convenience, which is why you’ll find both tourists snapping sunset pics and locals catching up over coffee at their regular spot on the promenade.
Speaking of the promenade—this is Bugibba’s crown jewel. It runs right along the water and is basically a rolling stage for people-watching, seaside dining, and those golden-hour walks that make you forget what time it is. The views? All Mediterranean blue and salty breeze. The restaurants? Everything from local seafood to a surprisingly good burger and fries. There’s even gelato. You’re covered.
By night, Bugibba flips the switch and brings the fun. Whether you’re into laid-back pubs, beachy cocktail bars, or full-on clubs with live music and dancing, there’s always something going on. It’s lively without being overwhelming—think good energy, friendly crowds, and no velvet ropes in sight.
And if you're a water baby? You’re in luck. Bugibba’s rocky beaches are great for sunbathing, and you’ve got easy access to jet skiing, snorkeling, diving, and even day trips to places like the Blue Grotto or Comino’s Blue Lagoon. Boat excursions leave right from the waterfront—just show up in flip-flops and go.
Need a place to stay? There’s something for everyone here—boutique hotels, budget-friendly apartments, beachfront resorts. And the shops? You’ll find souvenirs, swimwear, and snacks all within a few blocks. Plus, the local buses can take you pretty much anywhere else on the island—St. Julian’s, Valletta, Gozo, you name it.
Bugibba is fun, friendly, and full of color. It’s the kind of place where every day feels like the weekend, and you never feel out of place—even if it’s your first time in Malta.