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Planning a post-work dip? These are the safest beaches to swim at TODAY
Make the most out of your end-of-week beach day and choose from these ‘safe’ beaches.

Kim Vella

Whether you’re in an office blasting that air conditioning or at home trying to find the coolest spot in the building, there’s nothing like a dip in the sea to cool you off. 

With the sea temperature currently sitting at 24°C to 25°C, getting a quick dip might just be the best way to get through this weekend’s heat wave.

Luckily, the Maltese Islands Weather page has taken the initiative to list down the best beaches to visit today. 

These 'safe' bays are chosen on the basis of lack of high winds, jellyfish, and debris. 

These are the recommended bays for today, 24th June:

  • Marfa
  • Mellieha
  • Imgiebah
  • Mistra Bay
  • St. Paul's Bay
  • Qawra
  • Bahar ic-Caghaq
  • St. George's Bay
  • Rinella Bay
  • Marsaskala
  • St. Thomas Bay
  • Hofriet
  • Marsaxlokk
  • Pretty Bay
  • Wied iz-Zurrieq
  • Ghar Lapsi
  • Qbajjar
  • Marsalforn
  • Ramla l-Hamra
  • San Blas Bay
  • Dahlet Qorrot
  • Xlendi
  • Dwejra Inland Sea 

These are the ‘unsafe’ bays for today 24th June:

  • Ramla l-Bir
  • Little Armier
  • Armier Bay
  • Sliema
  • Fomm ir-Rih
  • Gnejna Bay
  • Ghajn Tuffieha
  • Golden Bay
  • Anchor Bay
  • Paradise Bay
  • Wied il-Ghasri
  • Xwejni Bay
  • Hondoq ir-Rummien
  • Mgarr ix-Xini
  • Dwejra

With the UV Index reaching the highest values on the scale (alternating between 10 and 11+), make sure to take an umbrella and slather on that sunblock. These rays are strong, folks! 

Will you be staying indoors or beaching it today? 

Maltese Islands Weather/ Facebook

24th June 2022


Kim Vella
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Kim Vella
A highly curious explorer always looking to find her next adventure. Kim loves sharing her experiences and what's happening on the Maltese Islands. When not writing, you’ll probably find her playing around with some clay or somewhere surrounded by trees. She's always up for listening to people's stories about anything to do with nature, a passion project or issue you feel needs tending to.

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