An island where no one sleeps...
I flew in from Malta a couple of days ago and decided to write a review. I did not go specifically to any hotel, but to learn English with a group. Our residence was located in the city of Sliema. Pretty quiet place compared to St. Julias and Pachville. In Sliema, there are mainly shops and restaurants on the waterfront. What to say about the shops? Mostly the clothes are not of the best quality, like in "Terranova", but there are also quite decent places, like "Miss Sixty", "Benetton", "Chili". There is also a huge supermarket, which made the biggest impression on me)) These are 3 floors: 1 is completely packed with chips, chocolates and cookies of various kinds, household chemicals are on the second, and fruits, vegetables, water, and a ton of ice cream are on the third) )) In general, the supermarket is really super)
The city of Sliema itself, like other cities, does not differ in size, and it will take several hours to get around it up and down.
From Sliema to St. Julias (the center of clubs and youth from all over the world) is about half an hour walk along the waterfront. I advise you to go to the Bay Street shopping complex, where such brands as Mexx, Playboy, Chili are represented. There is also McDonald's and pizza. As for the clubs, Havana and Axis can be noted.
As for the rest: a good beach holiday, alas, will not work. Terrible rocky shores completely discourage the desire to swim. Although, you can go to the Blue Lagoon on Camino Island. It is really very beautiful! Clear blue water and great views!
I will say for students: do not be afraid to go alone, you will definitely find many friends from different countries!
Malta is a place for young people, after all. If you want to hang out - you're here)))
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