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THE RAMLA BAY RESORT HOTEL MALTA |
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Hotel DescriptionThe Ramla Bay Garden Hotel Resort is situated in an exceptional setting in the north of the island of Malta, in a typical Mediterranean landscape. is situated on a secluded peninsula on the northern coast of Malta, and facing the picturesque islands of Gozo and Comino. The Resort has its own 350 metre stretch of coastline incorporating a charming natural sandy beach, modern sea-side pool and lido. The Hotel is rated as 4 star silver . It is completely integrated into its surroundings and its harmony with nature makes it a very special place. The Ramla Bay Garden Hotel has 111 comfortable and fully equipped rooms with sea views. It has an outdoor and an indoor pool, gym, café, poolside café service, minigolf, Internet access, daytime and evening entertainment, a children's club, and other services. Our guests also have access to a private beach that offers a variety of water sports: windsurfing, diving, jet-skis, pedalos… The ideal place for a perfect holiday. The Ramla Bay Garden Hotel also has a KIDS CLUB to keep them occupied, where kids enjoy the games and other facilities of the hotel and friendly staff. The Children will love the Kids Club as well as the sea and sandy beaches in this area.
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Location Description
Getting around from the Ramla Bay Hotel is easy: Car hire is recommended to properly explore the islands, and you cannot be located in a better place, crossing over to Gozo by car ferry is just around the corner, trips to Comino and the Blue Lagoon (passengers only) are available from near the hotel. Reaching other towns and villages in less than 10 to 45 minutes is the average travel time by car (traffic permitting). Here at the Ramla Bay Hotel in Malta you are within reach of all you desire whilst in Malta, whether you are here on holiday for the Mediterranean sea and weather , historic attractions, water sports or scuba diving, nightlife or the sandy beaches of the north of Malta. Getting to Marfa and Cirkewwa: To get to the Hotel in Marfa ,From Malta International Airport, follow signs all the way to “Gozo”, as though you were going to take the ferry from Cirkewwa, when you drive past the Mellieha Beach (locally known as the “Ghadira tal Mellieha”) you will drive up a hill, at the top of the hill is a statue of the Madonna (Holy Mary), take road to your right and drive up until you see the Ramla Bay Garden Hotel Sign. The most northern tip of the island is where you find Cirkewwa on the left and Marfa on the right. The Ramla Bay Hotel is in Marfa. Don`t drive down to Cirkewwa itself, as although you will see the hotel, there is no access by car from here, because of the private beach and bay that separates the Riviera Hotel and the Ramla Bay hotel from each other
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Snack Bar* Malta Airport Transfer to Ramla Bay Hotel Malta Direct can be arranged at an extra cost. Car hire Car Hire can be delivered to the Ramla Bay hotel or the Airport- Click here for Car Rentals Ramla Bay Hotel Discount Rates
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Popular Activities you can book in advance:
Scuba Diving Discover the wonders of Scuba diving when in Malta or Gozo. We offer Scuba Diving Services for Beginners or experienced divers. Marine Park -Swim with Dolphins. See the Dolphin show or take the opportunity to Swim with dolphins under the supervision of professional trainers.......find out more here. About Malta Malta is a European island state in the south of the Mediterranean Sea and 90km from the island of Sicily. The Maltese archipelago is made up of four islands: Malta - the largest and most important - Gozo or Ghawdex, Comino or Kemmuna and two smaller islands Malta`s abrupt and rocky coastline is rugged but the relatively low altitude and Mediterranean climate make it the ideal place to enjoy the attractions of the sea. Its inhabitants are of mixed descent: Norman Arabs, Spanish, Sicilian and later English and the predominant religion is Catholicism. Apart from practically subsistence agriculture, the economy is based essentially on the activities of its port, tourism, and particular industries such as highly appreciated handcrafts like lace making. The official language is Maltese, an Arab dialect with Spanish, Italian and English influences written in Latin script. The territory of Malta is often described as one big open-air museum as the conservation of numerous historical remains makes it a unique group of islands. The island of Malta, in harmony with its rich past, is full of life and offers a wide range of entertainment. Take the chance to walk through the streets of Valletta, once the fortress of the Knights and now a World Heritage site. Explore the small villages bursting with life, popular celebrations and traditions that will take you back in time. |
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