sightseeing30 stycznia 2026
St. Paul's Bay: More Than Just a Shipwreck
“Where biblical history meets modern tourism. The spot that changed Malta forever.”

According to the Bible (Acts 28), St. Paul shipwrecked here in 60 AD. He swam ashore, got bitten by a snake, survived, and converted the island to Christianity. Not a bad weekend trip.
Today, St. Paul's Bay (along with Bugibba and Qawra) is a major tourist hub. It's not as posh as Sliema, but it has character.
What to See
- St. Paul's Island: A small islet in the bay with a huge statue of the saint. You can take a boat trip there.
- Wignacourt Tower: The oldest coastal watchtower on the island, built by the Knights.
- The Promenade: Miles of walkway along the sea. Perfect for a sunset stroll with gelato.
💡 MONIKA'S TIP:
If you want to swim, head to nearby Mistra Bay or take a bus to the sandy beaches like Golden Bay which are close by. The coast here is mostly rock, but good for snorkeling.
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