Dingli Cliffs
Rdumijiet ta' Ħad-Dingli
Malta's south-western sea cliffs, about 250 m high near the island's highest point, and a classic spot for watching the Mediterranean sunset.
The Dingli Cliffs lie on the south-western coast of Malta, around 250 m above sea level, near the island's highest point. A flat path runs along the cliff top, with views down to terraced fields and, in the distance, the Filfla islet in the sea. It passes the 17th-century Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, isolated on the cliff edge. The cliffs are a popular place to watch the sunset, and there are a few cafés and restaurants on the cliff top. There are no railings along the edge, so take care. From Rabat, take bus 201 or a taxi for about 10 minutes; it can be combined with Mdina and Rabat on the same day.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- St. Paul's Catacombs
- Mdina
- Ħaġar Qim & Mnajdra Temples
- Rotunda of Mosta
- Blue Grotto
- Golden Bay
- Popeye Village
- Mellieħa Bay (Għadira Bay)