Unfortunately, when we visited the beach, it was buried in seaweed, so the sandy area was cut off from the sea! The seaweed was piled high, which made it impossible for children to get across it for a paddle. There were also roadworks going on at the same time, which made access to the beach hazardous. I am sure it will be a lovely spot when all the work and debris are cleared away!

We really enjoyed our day at the beach. We hired sunbeds and umbrellas which were really good value compared to other places in Europe’s (€5 each). We were right beside a lovely beach bar so had access to food, drinks and toilets. The beach was clean and the water was lovely!

A very nice beach, but after around 09:00 it becomes way too over crowded to the point you can’t move around! I do like the umbrellas and beds on offer but should not be so many of them as it takes 80% of the beach up which just ruins it. The water is nice to swim in. Overall nice beach to visit but defiantly more peaceful beaches I’d rather visit in Malta/Gozo/Comino. (My picture of the beach is at around 06:30am in the morning; as you can see lovely and quiet until the crowds and umbrellas arrive.

Beach was sandy, which is a rarity in Malta, but was busy (Thursday), and a bit grubby. Water contained a lot of weed. Paid 9 euro per sunbed, and dissapointed to have to walk 400 yards to the next bay for the toilets. Got some tasty chips from one of the shacks on the beach.

Quiet season for walking the coast. Mellieha Bay, Ghadira Bay? Call it what you want. It's just a lovely place to be. There is a small Starbucks to one side and a new, partially built, hotel to the left. Walks galore in all directions.

Mellieħa Beach offers a fantastic day out for families. The crystal-clear water is perfect for cooling off, and the shallow areas are ideal for little ones. Plenty of sunbeds are available, and the on-site snack bar is convenient. A lifeguard on duty adds peace of mind. While the beach is lovely, the proximity to the main road slightly detracts from the escape feeling.

Too crowded and water looks very dirty. Toilet facility at the beach is the worst. There was only 11 portaloo available in such a crowded area. There was also one tap / shower so there's always a queue meaning you can't take your time to clean up.

Beautiful clean beach and sea, fine sand, gradual entrance to the sea, also suitable for small children or elderly people. We were there in the second half of June and the water was warm, 25°C, no waves, no jellyfish. Lots of people, especially on the weekend, but you could always find free sunbeds and a place in the water where we didn't have anyone nearby. There are several stands for eating, I recommend Grioli Juniors and for sunbeds San Remo (blue umbrellas) - €18/umbrella and two sunbeds. Showers and toilets are free. You can get here from St.Pauls bay by bus 221 (the same way back).

Lovely beach suitable for all the family. Yes there are ciagrette stubs but other than that we found it mainly clean with bins everywhere if needed. Sand is soft (very hot!) There's a small board walk and showers. Limited changing facilities and we found one portacabin toilet. Lots of sunbeds to hire we paid €17 for 2. Sea is clear and shallow but still swimmable. There was a lifeguard present too. Food places, inflatable shops and activities. Would definitely recommend it was beautiful.

30 brilliant dives, with brilliant fully customer focused staff, deserved of their 5 STAR affectionately used "A-Team" label 😊 Turbulent seas did not thwart delivery of dives, as their constant monitoring of marine site meteorological data enabled diving in leeward conditions of local land features 😁👌 Wrecks.🛳 reefs, caves, tunnels, swim-throughs, daily changing sealife 🐟🐍 all added to the enjoyment of boat 🛥🚤 and shore dives. Thank you all at Seashell Dive Centre, Mellieha, Malta 😎 👌 🇲🇹 ❤️