super pretty, on the other hand go in August rather in the morning, otherwise too many people in the afternoon, normal because nice spot!!! to do you can get there by bus without problem, then take the boat 10 E per person no student discount, which is right next door

Visited here during our stay in Malta, this was a really great picturesque spot to have a sit down and relax for a while. The water is very clear and the views are really nice across the water. There were lots of people here relaxing and some even snorkelling. We visited in February so temperature was pleasant but would be an even better spot during the warm spring/summer months. It is close to Marxalokk the fishing village which is also really nice to visit

St. Peter’s Pool in Malta is an absolute gem that truly exceeded my expectations! I went solo on a nice Saturday afternoon, and the place was alive with energy. Yet, it also had its serene pockets where you can lay down undisturbed, soaking up the sun or relaxing in the shade. The weather was perfect, with the sun shining brilliantly and the water at a perfect refreshing temperature. This spot caters to everyone. Whether you’re looking to lounge in the sun, take a swim in the crystal-clear waters, or experience the thrill of jumping off the rocks, St. Peter’s Pool has it all. A towel is a must-bring to lay on, as the rocks can be a bit dusty and it will dirty your swimsuit. At the top of the hill, there’s a small shaded restaurant/bar. While the menu mainly offers snacks, ice cream, cold beers, and small sandwiches, it’s just the right place to grab a quick bite or a refreshing drink after a swim. The atmosphere is lively and vibrant, making it a fantastic spot to meet fellow travelers and locals, revel in the stunning natural beauty, and unwind. I had an incredible time and can’t wait to return. If you find yourself in Malta, St. Peter’s Pool is an absolute must-visit! 🌞🏊‍♂️🍻

I highly recommend going to St Peters Pool with Rima Cruises, the tour shows you the highlights of the village of Marsaxlokk and also stop you at the pool for swimming. Their service was exceptional, very kind and helpful family run business. They are well organized and punctual !!

Really beautiful natural pools where you can dive into the blue and clear water of the sea. Unfortunately its popularity means that, parking is paid, there is a refreshment point before arriving at the destination and from here, the inevitable dirt that the hundreds of boys leave lying around between cans and cigarette butts. That's too bad. He deserves a lot more respect here

Views are lovely and it is worth seeing for that. On a sunny Saturday afternoon there were lots of people in the water. I was sorry we had not taken swimming things as it looked great. People were jumping off the rocky ledges but there is a set of stairs and some lower rocks you can use to enter the water. The crowd feels quite young. There looked to be no shelter from the sun.

Nice sea entrance for a dip. No sandy beach, just rock. It is a meeting place for young people with what it entails. If you're over 25, you're a weird caller. Music, cigars, dirt... There are better places on the island to go