Getting There
Access to the island is typically by boat, so plan your visit accordingly.





Gżejjer Selmunett, commonly referred to as Saint Paul's Island, is a tranquil and uninhabited island in Malta. Known for its historical significance, the island features a statue of Saint Paul and the ruins of an ancient tower. It provides stunning views of the surrounding Maltese coastline, making it a perfect spot for those interested in both nature and history. Although the island is not populated, it remains a popular destination for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat with a touch of historical intrigue.
Gżejjer Selmunett, commonly referred to as Saint Paul's Island, is a tranquil and uninhabited island in Malta. Known for its historical significance, the island features a statue of Saint Paul and the ruins of an ancient tower. It provides stunning views of the surrounding Maltese coastline, making it a perfect spot for those interested in both nature and history. Although the island is not populated, it remains a popular destination for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat with a touch of historical intrigue.
Uninhabited island with historical significance.
Scenic views of the Maltese coastline.
Statue of Saint Paul and ruins of a tower.
The island is uninhabited, so bring necessary supplies.
Access is typically by boat, which may require advance arrangements.
The island has historical ruins, adding to its cultural significance.
Access to the island is typically by boat, so plan your visit accordingly.
Bring a camera to capture the stunning views and historical sites.
Nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
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Maltese, English
Nature, History, Photography
Check weather conditions before visiting, as the island is exposed to the elements.