Blue Grotto

To the southwest of the island of Malta is the Blue Grotto, amazing caves in the cliffs. An access to a pier just outside Qrendi, is marked and is not hard to find. There are some boats going through the caves. It costs around 8 € to take a tour on one of these boats. The journey is great, plus you can see sea cliffs from accessing a set of caves where light is filtered and generates a gorgeous blue, hence the name. There are many divers and people who are climbing the cliffs. Malta is an island with few beaches so it is best to focus tourism on the natural environments. Around the pier there

From Marsaxlokk, with the coast on your left, we arrived at Zurrieq, in the southwestern part of Malta. The place is known for hosting one of the most sold prints of Malta: The Blue Grotto. I advise visiting in the morning because this is when the light enters the cave. There is also a boat service to give you a detour through the area.