Marsaskala, sometimes written as Marsascala is a seaside town in the South Eastern Region of Malta. Originally a fishing village, it has grown into a tourist destination and a permanent hometown for an ever-growing population.

Feb 13, 2024 · Marsascala is a nice authentic town with a laidback atmosphere located in Southern Malta. Cafes, bars and restaurants are plenty and the harbour area, with its wide promenade, offers a fantastic venue for quiet strolls by the water. The nearby beaches of St Thomas Bay and St Peter’s Pool also attract many swimmers.

Marsaskala is in Malta’s southeast corner. It’s a sunny seaside town, untouched and full of charm. Some folks might miss it when visiting Malta. But if you love quiet, Marsaskala is a hidden treasure. You’ll love walks by the sea, refreshing swims, and tasty food.

馬爾薩斯卡拉[1] （馬爾他語： Wied il-Għajn），是 馬耳他 的 市镇，位於 馬爾他島 東南部。 市镇面積为5.4平方公里，2019年人口数量为14,592人。 ^ 周定国 (编). Marsaskala 马尔萨斯卡拉 (马耳他). 世界地名翻译大辞典. 北京: 中国对外翻译出版公司. 2008-01. ISBN 978-7-500-10753-8. OCLC 885528603. OL 23943703M. NLC 003756704. （简体中文）

Jan 23, 2024 · Marsaskala, also known as M’Skala, is a quaint fishing village located on Malta’s southeastern coast. With its picturesque harbor, azure waters, and laid-back atmosphere, Marsaskala embodies the essence of Mediterranean living.

Marsascala is an ancient fishing village in Malta, with a picturesque bay, located in the southeast corner of the island. The town has a population of 10,024 people and used to form part of Zabbar in the 19 century.

Jun 18, 2022 · Marsaskala Malta - originally a small fishing village - is the perfect place to spend some relaxing days on a Malta vacation

Marsaskala, a charming coastal village in Malta, is a relaxing haven known for its picturesque bay, vibrant fishing heritage, and lively waterfront promenade. Nestled on the southeastern side of Malta, the village is named after an ancient Arabic word, possibly linked to the Masriq salt collected by the Arabs.

Marsaskala, a coastal town nestled in the southeastern part of Malta, offers a serene escape and a glimpse into authentic Maltese life. Embracing a more laid-back ambiance compared to some of the bustling tourist hubs, Marsaskala, locally known as Wied il-Għajn, invites visitors to explore its unassuming charm and natural beauty.

“Wied il-Għajn”, or “Marsaskala” as it is often called, is a maritime village in the south of Malta, not far from Zabbar and Zejtun.