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Salt

International restaurant · St Paul's Bay, Malta

4.6(5,414 Google reviews)
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Salt, a historic salt production site, invites visitors to witness the timeless art of salt harvesting at 36HW+VCV, Żebbuġ. The geometric salt pans stretch along the ocean, creating a mesmerising landscape that has been shaped by generations of Maltese tradition. Open round the clock, this free attraction offers a serene escape into Malta’s coastal heritage.

As Grzegorz Kulan put it, "They look incredible. Entry is free. Fantastic views. Only 100m from the Car Park and cafeteria. They look even more spectacular from the drone. I have it all described in my YouTube Tube film from Gozo."

Nearby, Tal-Merħba (Kebab, Pizza) stands just 69 metres away, providing a convenient spot for refreshments after exploring the salt pans.

What Diners Say

"They look incredible. Entry is free. Fantastic views. Only 100m from the Car Park and cafeteria. They look even more spectacular from the drone. I have it all described in my YouTube Tube film from Gozo. Channel name: Ania & Greg Adventures"

— Grzegorz Kulan · 4 weeks ago · via Google

"Exploring Xwejni Salt Pans was a fascinating experience and something quite different from typical coastal views. The traditional salt ponds carved into the rocks create a beautiful geometric pattern along the shoreline, making the landscape very unique and perfect for photography. 🌊 The area has ..."

— Nova · 3 months ago · via Google

"We were in Gozo, Malta that we decided to go to the Salt Pans. It was a worthwhile experience for I learnt how salt is made in Xwejni Bay, Malta. It is a clean and neat process. Everything happens in summer. Visit the place."

— Sushiliah Devi · a month ago · via Google

Opening Hours

MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

Location

📍 36HW+VCV, Żebbuġ, MaltaOpen in Google Maps →

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Salt located in Malta?+
Salt is situated at 36HW+VCV, Żebbuġ, Malta. This historic salt production site is known for its geometric salt pans by the ocean, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Maltese salt harvesting methods.
What are the opening hours for Salt?+
Salt is open 24 hours every day of the week, including Monday through Sunday. This accessibility allows visitors to explore the salt pans at any time, whether for a quiet morning visit or an evening stroll by the ocean.
Is there an entry fee to visit Salt?+
No, entry to Salt is free. Visitors can explore the salt pans and enjoy the coastal views without any charge, making it an accessible and budget-friendly attraction for all travellers interested in Malta’s natural and cultural heritage.
What makes Salt a unique attraction in Malta?+
Salt stands out for its centuries-old salt production methods, featuring geometric salt pans carved into the shoreline. This traditional practice creates a striking, patterned landscape that is both educational and visually captivating, offering a rare insight into Malta’s maritime history.
Can I find dining options near Salt?+
Yes, Tal-Merħba (Kebab, Pizza) is located just 69 metres away from Salt. This nearby restaurant provides a convenient option for visitors to enjoy a meal or snack after exploring the salt pans, offering kebabs and pizza in a relaxed setting.
What activities can I do at Salt?+
At Salt, visitors can observe the traditional salt harvesting process, admire the geometric salt pans, and take photographs of the unique coastal scenery. The site’s open layout and 24-hour access make it ideal for leisurely exploration and quiet contemplation of Malta’s natural beauty.
Is Salt suitable for photography enthusiasts?+
Absolutely. Salt’s geometric salt pans and ocean backdrop create a picturesque setting, making it a favourite spot for photography. The interplay of light on the salt crystals and the patterns of the pans offer endless opportunities for capturing stunning images of Malta’s coastal landscape.
How does Salt contribute to Malta’s cultural heritage?+
Salt preserves a centuries-old tradition of salt production, showcasing the ingenuity of Maltese coastal communities. The salt pans are a living heritage site, demonstrating sustainable practices that have been passed down through generations, offering visitors a tangible connection to Malta’s maritime history.

Menu prices and opening hours are correct as of July 2026 and are subject to change. Always confirm directly with the restaurant before visiting.

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