Exiles Beach

Exiles Beach is a distinctive coastal attraction in Sliema, a town in Malta. The beach acquired its name from a group of Russian refugees who arrived in Malta post the 1917 Russian Revolution and used to swim in this particular part of the beach. The beach is recognized for its rocky terrain, which, despite not being a traditional sandy shore, boasts smooth rocks that make entering and exiting the water easy. Exiles Beach is a favored location for swimming, especially when the sea is calm. Its natural beauty, combined with the clear waters, make it an ideal spot for sunrise viewing as well. The beach is situated in a peaceful area that is often visited by runners and walkers. In terms of amenities, the surroundings of Exiles Beach are home to a variety of facilities including restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops. Furthermore, its location serves as a hub to several nearby cities, making the beach easily accessible. The beach is also known for its white and red weather vane featuring three saddled breams, which has become a symbol of the town. The beach's location, natural characteristics, and amenities make it a perfect destination for a sunny day. Despite being situated in a tranquil area, the beach is popular and often frequented by both locals and tourists. However, the area doesn't offer parking facilities, so visitors may need to find parking in the nearby cities.