Harbor Views
Walk the promenade at sunset for the best photos of the Valletta bastions across the water.





Gżira is a dynamic urban hub located on the northeastern coast of Malta, offering a unique blend of traditional local life and modern cosmopolitan energy. The city is famous for its long waterfront promenade, which provides breathtaking views of the Valletta skyline across Marsamxett Harbour. At its heart lies Manoel Island, home to a prestigious yacht marina and the impressive 18th-century Fort Manoel. Gżira has evolved into a popular residential and commercial area, boasting an array of international restaurants, trendy cafes, and bars. Its strategic location makes it one of the best-connected spots on the island, with frequent transport links to the shopping districts of Sliema and the historic streets of the capital.
Gżira is a dynamic urban hub located on the northeastern coast of Malta, offering a unique blend of traditional local life and modern cosmopolitan energy. The city is famous for its long waterfront promenade, which provides breathtaking views of the Valletta skyline across Marsamxett Harbour. At its heart lies Manoel Island, home to a prestigious yacht marina and the impressive 18th-century Fort Manoel. Gżira has evolved into a popular residential and commercial area, boasting an array of international restaurants, trendy cafes, and bars. Its strategic location makes it one of the best-connected spots on the island, with frequent transport links to the shopping districts of Sliema and the historic streets of the capital.
Picturesque promenade overlooking Marsamxett Harbour.
Proximity to the historic Fort Manoel and yacht marina.
Wide variety of international and local dining options.
Easy access to Valletta via bus or nearby ferry.
High traffic volume along the main coastal road during rush hours.
A mix of ongoing modern development alongside older buildings.
Limited parking in the narrow residential streets.
Walking distance to the major shopping and nightlife areas of Sliema.
Walk the promenade at sunset for the best photos of the Valletta bastions across the water.
Use the Sliema-Valletta ferry located just a short walk away for a faster and more scenic commute to the capital.
Harbor views and a central base for exploring Malta.
EUR €
$80-$140 p/day
Maltese, English, Italian
Check local schedules for open days at Fort Manoel to explore this hidden historical gem.
Venture into the side streets to find local pastizzerias offering traditional Maltese snacks at low prices.
April-June, September-October
Ideal for walking and sightseeing with mild temperatures and lush landscapes.
Hot and humid, but the waterfront is vibrant with evening activity and sea breezes.
Great for swimming and exploring as the summer heat fades but the water remains warm.
A quiet time to enjoy the local culture and cafes, though some rain is possible.