Cliffs of Dingli


The nature of Malta - a phenomenon no less interesting than its geographical and historical heritage. Despite the small size, this state contains a huge number of representatives of flora and fauna, as well as many unique geographical objects. Cliffs of Dingli in Malta, or Dingli Cliffs - just one of them.

The secret of popularity

Dingli Cliffs are the longest, and perhaps the most famous, cliffs in Malta. They are located in the west of Malta (near the ancient city of Rabat ) and are considered the highest point of the island (height above sea level - 253 m). Its name was given to the cliffs in honor of the nearby village of Dingli. Its inhabitants should be grateful to the cliffs, because it was they who saved the village from ruin, while many other villages in Malta were badly hit by pirates.

This place is considered a must for visiting for all who love nature and picturesque panoramas. With Dingli Cliffs you can watch the beautiful sunset, see how local farmers look after their fields, admire the islands of Filfla and Filfoletta. For sure, this place will also attract great interest from fans of exotic fauna. Here they will get acquainted with a lot of rare butterflies and snails.

A few tips

  1. Most tourists come to Dingli Cliffs to see the sunset. For them, as well as for those who are tired on the road, there are many benches on the viewing platform of the cliff. By the way, if you plan to wait until sunset, dress warmer, otherwise the evening on the Maltese cliff will seem pretty cold to you.
  2. And one more tip: do not stay long on the cliff. Remember that to the bus stop you have to get down before the last bus leaves.

How to get there?

You can get to Dingley Cliffs from Valletta by public transport - bus number 81. From Mdina to a popular tourist attraction there is also a lot of transport, for example, bus number 210 (stop - Vizitaturi). Especially prepare for the trip is not necessary. All the necessary information on the route and bus numbers you can get at the stops.