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Time from Malta
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Mellieha
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7 |
45mins
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Mellieha village developed under British colonization after the British encouraged people to settle in the area by giving leases to the population.. The town has retained its historic centre with narrow streets and stepped alleys, and an underground chapel with frescoes said to have been painted by St Luke. The beach is the largest in Malta and offers good swimming with gently shelving sand. The north east breezes make it popular for windsurfing. Many of our villas are located in the estate of Santa Maria which enjoys great views over the bay. A good choice of shops, restaurants and entertainment can also be found in this resort.
 Villas in Mellieha
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Zejtun
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5 |
15mins
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Zejtun, is a small traditional village lying in the southeastern part of Malta, covering the top of a hill, which overlooks the harbour of Marsaxlokk and the bays of St Thomas and Marsascala. It contains some Roman remains, including a Roman Villa and a Church dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria with the foundation stone being set in 1692. Zejtun is considered to be the hub of Maltese folk singing and has given Malta some of its most respected folk singers. Some local bars and restaurants can be found however a larger selection can be explored in the nearby picturesque resort of Marsascala where guests can enjoy delicious local cuisine or discover the surrounding area which still has the magnificent St Thomas Tower built by the Knights of St John. The surrounding area is also rich in historic sites and is an excellent base from which to discover Malta.
Villas in Zejtun
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Bidnija
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1 |
25mins
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The idyllic hamlet of Bidnija, the second smallest village in Malta, is located between two sweeping valleys in the heart of Malta. It is still largely a farmer's village since it is entirely surrounded by fields which mainly belong to the inhabitants themselves, although in recent years many have moved here in order to enjoy the quiet life amidst the countryside. It makes a perfect base for exploring the more rural side of the island. A pretty chapel is located in the village centre, dedicated to the Holy Family of Nazareth, also not far is the famous Mosta Dome, the third largest unsupported dome in Europe.
Villas in Bidnija
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Manikata
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1 |
45mins
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Manikata is an ideal location for those looking for the peace and tranquility of a typical Maltese village, whilst being close to a beautiful sandy beach, the famous ‘Golden Bay’. Being close to the sea, the village offers some delicious locally caught fish, as well as the produce of local farmers. The village is also home to the uniquely styled church of St Josephs, which is well worth a visit. Manikata is home to about 1000 inhabitants. New houses, apartments and villas have recently been built by people from different parts of the Maltese islands who have come to live here in search of serenity and beautiful surroundings. Many local villagers are full-time or part-time farmers. Their fields are found in the surrounding areas known as il-Gnien ta’ Ghajn Tuffieha (Ghajn Tuffieha Gardens).
Villas in Manikata
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Marsascala
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1 |
20mins
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A popular family resort, Marsascala is a traditional fishing village with a picturesque coastline of rocky coves and a small sandy beach at St Thomas Bay. You’ll find an array of watersports on offer, including diving, windsurfing, wakeboarding and waterskiing, and a selection of waterfront eateries and beach bars. The small harbour and port, lined with a fine choice of restaurants serving local and international cuisine, is full with multicoloured fishing vessels. In the resort centre, you’ll find a good choice of cafés, bars and nightlife alongside shops and supermarkets.
Villas in Marsascala
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Zebbug
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1 |
15mins
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Zebbug still has a village like charm although its ‘town status’ was granted in 1777. Zebbug means olives, and in the past, olive oil was produced here, then later in the 19th century, sailcloth for the British Navy. The lavish and beautiful, baroque church of St Philip located in the town square is worth a visit. The town was bestowed with the title of Città Rohan by Grandmaster Emmanuel de Rohan-Polduc in 1777. As was the custom in such events, the people of Zebbug built an archway at the entrance to their home town by way of marking the incipiency of its status as a city. The gateway, known by the locals as "Il-Bieb il-Gdid" or New Gateway still stands today. It is quite sleepy and offers an insight to the old way of life. Limestone houses line the streets and pavements are adorned with benches so you can sit, relax and people watch. The Blue Grotto is a popular attraction and is just a short drive away.
Villas in Zebbug
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