Marsascala All Inclusive – Everything Included in one Price

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Quick Details

  • Flight time: Approx 3 hours from UK
  • Time difference: 1 hour ahead of the UK
  • Language: Maltese
  • Currency: Euro
 

At a Glance

  • A pretty fishing village
  • Beach is limited bun fun
  • A selection of accomodation
  • A good family resort

Marsascala, Malta—for-all-inclusive holidays

Situated on the south coast of Malta, Marsascala is a fantastic all-inclusive holiday resort. This lovely spot has evolved into a fairly fabulous beach resort. Marsascala with its tranquil bay and high-spirited promenade, not to mention its potted history, promises a slower break for those want to chill out and enjoy the calm and culture.

The Alluring Marsascala

Marsascala draws from the combination of its old Maltese charm and modern comforts. A beautiful port filled with colourful fishing boats and a promenade with cafés, restaurants and shops. It’s a beautiful place to take a walk. A short distance away, St. Thomas Bay makes swimming and sunbathing possible, uniting locals and tourists.

What you can do on All Inclusive Holidays in Marsascala

1.      Visit St. Thomas Bay

It is a scenic bay and walking distance from the centre of Marsaskala. The bay has clear water, a sandy beach and different water-sport-activities such as jet-skiing and bannaboating, as well as paragliding activities. One can also visit its nearby caves and cliffs or sunbathe on its beach.

2.      Know the History of Marsascala

Marsascala offers historical and touristic sites, the guests can visit the churches such as the Marsascala Parish church, Fost St. Tomas or Wignacourt Tower, as they are all a testimony to the historic importance of the town. The community boasts various cultural events throughout the year, including the Marsascala Carnival and the Marsaskala Regatta.

3.      Have a Bite at the Local Food

Seafood which is very much in demand in Marsascala and traditional Maltese cuisine makes it improbable to pass around it without tasting it. Dish after dish, one can savour fresh catches and try rabbit stew and pastizzi, then visit one of the many restaurants or quite a few cafes. There is no shortage of occasions to celebrate at Marsascala, for there are food festivals almost every month, including the Marsasalka Fish Festival and Marsascala Street Food Festival.

Accommodation in Marsascala

Marsascala probably does not have your conventional all-inclusive resorts. But it has a lot of accommodations for every taste.

Cerviola Hotel

The Cerviola Hotel in Marsascala is located away from the hustle and bustle of the bay, with comfortable rooms and modern-day fixtures in all rooms. Have easy access to town attractions, and for your convenience, there is also a rooftop pool, restaurant on premises.

Sensi Hotel

This is a family stay close to St. Thomas Bay with cozy accommodation options. It has an outdoor pool and a restaurant, just steps from the beach, making Sensi a solid choice for a beachy getaway.

Things to do in Marsascala. No One-Must Miss-Experiences

See the St. Thomas Tower

St. Thomas Tower, built in 1614, is started a historical fortification. It safeguarded the coastline very well from would-be invaders. Visitors can see the symbols of its architectural design and the panoramic view surrounding the building.

Nature and Coastal Walks

It also branches off into picturesque walking trails that lead to natural attractions, such as Munxar Path and the captivating panorama from Zonqor Point. These walks provide visitors with a more intimate experience of Malta’s natural environment.

A Culinary Voyage

In truth, this whole gastronomic heritage is vestigial evidence of the town’s considerable indulgence that had vogged and jam-packed gastronomically with Maltese food- a local seafood trapping, while rabbit stew and pastizzi-these Maltese specialties can be spotted from almost any corner of the town-really good sea-front restaurants, perfect for idyllic meals overlooking the view.

Tips and Insider Information

Best Time to Visit: The travel months to Marsascala are from May to October as the weather is warm enough to spend all the time out.

Local Festivals: If you’re here in July, head over to Marsascala for the feast with its processions, fireworks, and traditional music.

Daytrips: perhaps visit a nearby fishing town, such as the popular Sunday market in Marsaxlokk, with its brightly painted fishermen’s moorages.

Practical information

How to get there

Marsascala is situated approximately 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) from Malta International Airport. The taxi/public bus/car rental trip to the town takes about 20 minutes.

Weather Overview

Marsascala – With hot dry summers and cool wet winters, Marsascala enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Average summer temperatures are between 25°C and 30°C (77°F and 86°F), resulting in a great beach day#.

Promotions for Limited Time

Book your stay today to experience that friendly warmth of Marsascala. Whether you are looking for a peaceful beachfront getaway or an adventure through Malta’s history, Marsascala is a unique destination that is bound to leave memorable experiences.

Time Limited Deal: Casual prices for accommodation between 23 May 2027, for 7 Nights , and into the future.

The offer lasts until: Limited-time offering: Special rates for stays are valid for a period from now until the final day of 13 Mar 2027, for 14 Nights .

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