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Townhouse |5 bedrooms |Sleeps 10

Tigne Point in Sliema

from £110 / night

£769–£897 / weekBookable online

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2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

Two townhouses situated next to each other that have been converted to show off all original features. This property group is a rare find in a busy touristic place like Sliema. It is situated in an alley at Tigne Seafront. Properties consist of a 3bedroomed townhouse and a 2bedroomed townhouse which can be rented out seperately or together. Close to cafes,restaurants and bus stop.

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The Island of Malta region

From its North African and Arabic influences (listen carefully to the local language) to the Sicilian-inspired cuisine, Malta is a microcosm of the Mediterranean. Few European countries have such concentrated history, architecture and, yes, beaches in so tiny an area.

There’s been an eclectic mix of influences and a roll-call of rulers over the centuries, but be in no doubt: Malta is not just a notional outpost of Italy or a relic of colonial Britain. This island nation (all 316 sq km of it, comprising the islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino) has a quirky character all of its own.

From prehistoric temples, to the baroque architecture of Valletta, feasts of rabbit to fiestas of noisy fireworks, rattling buses to colourful fishing boats, this nation has loads of unique charm.

The Sliema / Tigne Point area

The resort of Sliema is located on the Malta’s east coast 5km north of Valletta by road and just 0.5km by ferry

Sliema occupies a peninsular with sea fronts on ‘The Strand (Ix-Xatt)’ facing Marsamxett harbour, Valletta, Sliema Creek & Manoel island or ‘Tower Road (Triq It-Torri)’ and the open Mediterranean sea

Transfer time between Luqa airport and Sliema is between 30 minutes to 1 hour, as always depends on local traffic.

Sliema is the main coastal resort on Malta, and it also has a large residential area. For holidaymakers who like a little sightseeing whilst on your holiday, combined with sports and good food, then Sliema fits the bill. This busy resort town centres on The Strand, a broad promenade with views of Valletta just 0.5km to 1km away. Sliema’s is renowned for it’s shops which are among the best on the island - Check them out for Maltese lace, fine silverware, pottery, and woollens. When night falls, the actions diverts itself to Sliema’s bars and restaurants, which are relaxed and mellow in mood with a cosmopolitan feel.

If you stay or visit Sliema then you must ensure you check out the fabulous view of the magnificent fortifications and church domes of Valletta rising high above Marsamxett harbour, from The Strand in Sliema. This is one of the best views of Valletta available and is easily recognisable as Malta’s capital.

As with many of Malta’s seafront resorts, Sliema comes with a flat rocky shoreline perfect for those looking to sunbathe without the sand getting here, there and everywhere. This shoreline makes it great for watersports enthusiasts. Swimming and snorkelling is very popular from the rocks but it is imperative that you locate a suitable exit point from the water, and be aware of the black sea urchins found on the rocks. Bugibba and the neighbouring resort of Qawra are both fronted by flat seafront promenades which are perfect for a pleasant stroll along the front in the cool of the evening after a long hot summer day.

The seafront at Sliema runs from St Julians in the north to near Manoel Island and Gzira in the West. For most of this distance there is a wide promenade with seating, cafes, children’s playgrounds statues and fountains. This is an area which the local authorities have extensively refurbished over the last 5 years making it a pleasant walking experience for young and old visitors to the resort. Please note however that in some areas these facilities are on different levels.

Most of the promenade runs along the busy main roads, Tower Road and The Strand. with several bus routes running along these roads, then if you get tired all you have to do is hop on the bus. Sliema promenade. Besides hotel pools and sun terraces at along the promenade, golden flat rocks are popular with sun worshippers with an easy access to the sea for a cool down in the hot summer months. Mainly overlooks a flat bed rock beach. There are 2 swimming pool lidos and hotel pools towards Qui Si Sana.

How to get there

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Cheap flights available to fly to Malta airport.

Sliema is easily reachable by public transport or taxis service.
Local buses run regularly between the airport and Sliema town.

Airport transfers are available on request at an additional fee.

Activities near Sliema

Rental prices

Prices for group size 10
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
HIGH	1 Jun 12	1 Oct 12	1000€ 1000	250€ 250	250€ 250	2 Nights
LOW	1 Oct 12	21 Dec 12	800€ 800	200€ 200	200€ 200	2 Nights
XMAS DEAL	21 Dec 12	7 Jan 13	1000€ 1000	250€ 250	250€ 250	2 Nights
SUPER LOW	7 Jan 13	1 Apr 13	750€ 750	160€ 160	160€ 160	2 Nights
LOW	1 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	900€ 900	200€ 200	200€ 200	2 Nights
HIGH	1 Jun 13	1 Oct 13	1050€ 1050	250€ 250	250€ 250	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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