Sliema Creek Moorings
Sliema Creek is the inlet between Sliema and Manoel Island, a working creek with day boat operators and ferry traffic rather than a formal marina with cruising yacht berths.
Read more ›Marinas in Malta & Gozo
Malta and Gozo have a well-developed marina network catering to charter boats, day-boats, and superyachts alike. From the historic walls of Grand Harbour Marina in Vittoriosa to the working pontoons of Msida and Manoel Island, the fishing-village mooring at Mġarr in Gozo, and the modern facilities at Portomaso, you’ll find every type of berth, fuel, water, and chandlery within a few miles of wherever you’re sailing.
For visiting yachts, the larger marinas can usually accommodate transient berths in season — though it’s worth booking ahead in July and August. For charter customers, the marina you’re leaving from will be set by the boat owner; check your booking confirmation, or message the owner if you need parking, fuel, or shore-power details for your trip.
Below is an overview of the main marinas around Malta and Gozo — with notes on character, services, and what each one is best suited for.
Ta’ Xbiex Test Marina
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John Borg (General Manager)
113, Mdina Road, Qormi, QRM 9016 +356 79791122 [email protected] taxbiexmarina.com 
Ta’ Xbiex Yacht Marina
Ta' Xbiex is the strip of waterfront between Msida and Sliema, with a long line of pontoon and stern-to berths along the seafront and the Royal Malta Yacht Club at its heart.
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