Ġnejna

Get around Ġnejna

Ġnejna Bay is a quieter beach destination located on the western coast of Malta. It is known for its beautiful sandy shores, clear waters, and scenic surroundings, making it perfect for a peaceful day at the beach. These are the popular points of interest:

Ġnejna Bay: A stunning sandy beach ideal for sunbathing and swimming.

The cliffs: Offering beautiful views and opportunities for scenic walks.

Nearby rural paths: Great for hiking and enjoying the natural landscape.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to reach Ġnejna from Valletta Terminal

Take bus 44 to Mġarr, then transfer to bus 101 (Summer only) to Ġnejna Bay.

How to Reach the Airport from Ġnejna

Take bus 101 (Summer only) back to Mġarr, then switch to bus 44 to Malta International Airport.

How to reach Buġibba from Ġnejna

Take bus 223 to Golden Bay and then take bus 101 (Summer only) to Ġnejna Bay.

How to reach the Ġnejna from Mellieħa

Take bus 101 (Summer only).

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