St. Peter's Pool

My husband and I visited St Peter’s Pool in September. We had a hire car so we were able to drive out there, which made it much more bearable on a boiling hot day. Parking is free and the views from the car park are magnificent. There is a van selling refreshments and ice cream. The footpath leading down to the pool is quite precarious, so please do mind how you go! We were delighted to arrive at the same time as Tina, the famous diving dog, and her lovely owner Carlito! Watching the two of them in the flesh diving, swimming, and fishing together was such a joy! My husband and I aren’t great cliff divers, but we loved watching those around us enjoy the opportunity to practice their techniques! The snorkelling in St Peter’s Pool is absolutely mesmerising. Such a wide array of marine life inhabit the area and it really is a sight to behold. If you don’t jump into the water, you’ll either have to climb down a very steep, narrow ladder, or inch your way across the rocks whilst being smashed up against them by the tide, so please do be mindful of this if you’re not in the best shape!

I love this place. You can jump or you can use natural stars for enter/exit in water. It’s really deep, so don’t worry about anything. Water is clean and so cold in Novembar 24th. Really like this place. No store around, just parking for a car.

A stunning natural swimming spot with crystal-clear turquoise water and dramatic limestone cliffs. Perfect for swimming, snorkelling, or relaxing in the sun. The area is a bit rocky, so good shoes are recommended, but the views and atmosphere are absolutely worth it.

Don't be afraid to walk the longer path from the bus stop, the way itself is adventure (see my photos). The vibe of the people there was just great, everyone having fun, respectful and mindful of others. Older, younger, big groups, singles, families. However, if you or your group do not intend to jump/swim, it may be not your choice as sunbathing is not very comfortable, because there is no sand.

I think the only real way to enjoy this spot is to commit to the trek to get there. It makes jumping into that chilly Malta sea all the more rewarding. Definitely a busy spot so if that is not your vibe I wouldn’t recommend, but a great experience and I am glad I went.

This place is great for Swimmers & also around you can do great photography. The landscape is exceptional.

This is a really beautiful natural cove. I would highly recommend arriving early in the morning. By midday, it’s really jam packed. If you walk around to the side, you will find much less people and a more relaxing visit. It’s a popular spot to cliff jump but there are also lots of places to walk directly in. I recommend taking water shoes. Some of the rocks can be slippy with seaweed. There’s one last food truck selling drinks etc at the top before you walk down but once you walk down, there’s nothing so be prepared.

Amazingly beautiful and breathtaking view of mediterranean. Once you dive, you could see some small fishes moving pretty near from the humans, but be mind that the inside of ocean is deeper than our expectation and rocks are tough and raw.