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Like the majority of the Maltese coastline, the beaches are rocky but lidos offer safe swimming around Sliema and flat jetties are great for sunbathing. Ancient pools also dot the coastline near Sliema, and with ladders dangling down into the azure waters they are the perfect place for a quick dip.

Sliema is heaving with nightlife spots, from cosy pubs to lively bars. Most of these are centred on Triq ix-Xatt, near the harbour, where you’re guaranteed to find an establishment that has the vibes you’re looking for. Whether it’s wine, cocktails or just a good draught beer, there’s a refreshing drink waiting!

Head out for a day trip to Comino and the Blue Lagoon, one of the most beautiful spots in the Med. You'll get incredible views of the coastline from your boat and it's a great way of checking out the other resorts. Spend the day swimming in the rock pools, snorkelling around the crystal-clear waters and sunbathing on deck.

Tigne used to be the site for barracks of the British Army, where one of the largest redevelopment projects have cropped up. A pedestrian-only thoroughfare, it is now an attraction for tourists and locals alike. Sliema’s largest mall, The Point, is located here. Borrowing a leaf from Paris, a footbridge here is decorated with some padlocks.

Sliema’s Tower Road Seaside Promenade offers excellent views of the sea. Heading towards St Julian's, you will pass a restaurant called Il-Fortizza that was previously a British military artillary tower. At Belluta Bay, there are several terraced Art-Deco townhouses and more great views.

As one of the most tourist-friendly resorts, the shopping experience in Sliema is one of the best you’ll find on the island, especially as it’s home to the largest mall on the island at Tigne Point. You will find everything from high street brands including Zara and Topshop to designer labels and local shops, so go on, treat yourself!