A nature park covering a peninsula at Marsaxlokk, with walking routes, guided walks and views of the Delimara peninsula. It can be reached on foot or by bicycle from Marsaxlokk, Żejtun or St Thomas Bay.
Good to know. Visit Malta advises against viewing the prehistoric temple site in the park because the cliffs are eroding.
We do not list opening hours or prices here because they change. The official page has today's.
- Where
- Marsaxlokk, Malta
- Good for
- Walk or hike
- Source
- Nature Trust Malta
- Last checked
- 7 October 2026
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