Playa Ghar Lapsi is a charming fishing village and beach located in Siġġiewi, Malta. Known for its picturesque scenery, the area is characterized by crystal clear waters, making it a favorite spot for swimmers, snorkelers, and divers. The landscape of the beach is unique, with a mix of sandy shores, interestingly shaped bottom, and concrete terraces that make it easier for visitors to descend from the cliff to the bay.
Visitors to Playa Ghar Lapsi have the opportunity to explore a variety of natural features. There are paths leading to a cave and a sheltered bay, offering a sense of adventure to the visit. For diving enthusiasts, there is a small underwater cave that extends through the rock to the open sea, providing an exciting start to a dive. The bay's bottom is covered with boulders and there's a 200-meter long coral reef, adding to the diverse underwater landscape.
The bay of Playa Ghar Lapsi is naturally protected from strong waves by small rocks, making it a safe spot for swimming even in windy conditions. Despite the serene atmosphere and stunning views, it's important to note that the area can get crowded, indicating its popularity among both locals and tourists. Visitors are advised to bring their own chairs or sun loungers, as these are not provided at the beach.
Playa Ghar Lapsi offers several dining options for visitors, with restaurants providing terraces for guests to enjoy the views. However, the names of these restaurants are not specified.
Access to Playa Ghar Lapsi is via a well-maintained road, leading to a large, free parking lot for visitors. For those using public transport, Bus Route 109 runs from Bahrija to Providenza, but travelers from most holiday resorts may need to change buses at Siggiewi, Rabat, or Mdina. The bus route from Valletta to Siggiewi is 62.
