Cheap Bugibba Holidays and Deals

If you're up for an excursion, take a boat trip to the idyllic island of Gozo, world famous for it's turquoise waters and incredible snorkelling. Explore it's historic villages and spend time at the beachfront café's in Xlendi. Gozo's showstopper, however, is the Azure Window, a rocky part of the coast that boasts a towering arch and amazing rockpools.

The largest resort on the island, Bugibba knows how to have a good time. With St. Paul's Bay and Qawra close by there is nightlife and a great choice of bars and restaurants to suit every taste. Hit the main square of Bugibba for Irish pubs, karaoke bars and club lounges. Boasting great sea views, bustling restaurants and bars, the waterfront is top pick for delicious dinners. Further afield, Paceville in St Julians is a 20-minute cab ride from St Paul's Bay and has even more clubs to enjoy. Whether you want to hit the bars or casinos, you'll find plenty to keep you occupied here until the early hours of the morning.

If you want to stay on the sand, Bugibba's 150-metre manmade stretch of beach or one of the waterfront lidos along St Paul’s Bay, gives you endless opportunities for quality lounging and bronzing time. For those looking for a bit more action, you can even hire your own sailing boat or try some of the fun-filled watersports on offer.

If you're searching for sand, Buggiba's Perched Blue Flag beach is a popular spot for sunbathers. Despite the coastline from St. Paul's Bay to Bahar ic-Caghaq being rocky rather than sandy, Buggiba's 150-metre manmade beach is filled with soft golden sand. Large wooden platforms float in the water during the summer holidays for tourists to lounge on before they dive back into the warm kaleidoscopic waters.

Whether you're travelling with children or fancy making a splash yourself, Bugibba Waterpark is definitely worth a visit. The adventurous can brave the Super Bowl, Sidewinder and the Black Hole, while those looking for a more relaxing ride can float down the lazy river, and enjoy the lapping waters of the wave pool. Dry off in one of the park's extensive deck areas and spend the rest of the day soaking up the sun.

Malta’s waterside capital Valletta boasts a stunning collection of historical buildings and landmarks – so much so that it’s now UNESCO protected. If you can peel yourself off the beach, soak up the sights on a boat tour of the harbour and enjoy the gorgeous waterfront cafés and numerous bars in the shaded squares or the weekly jazz nights at the Bridge Bar.