De Triq Birzebbuga à Triq il-Bajja s-Sabiħa
- 29.1 km
- 279 m
- 292 m
- Birżebbuġa, Birżebbuġa, Malta
Cycling in Malta
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Thanks to the bike route planner, you can find and create the best bike routes for your stay on the island Malta, which is located South of Sicily. In this country, bikes are even a part of some religious festivities. Each year, a pilgrimage on bikes and motorcycles is held on the first Sunday after the 8th September to honour Madonna tal-Grazzja, the cyclists patron saint. Although Malta isn’t big, the island can easily be explored by bike, whereby there are also some steeper areas.
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Triq Santa Marija, Żabbar to Triq Santa Marija, Żabbar
Cycling route in Żabbar, Ħaż-Żabbar, Malta
Triq Santa Marija, Żabbar to Triq Santa Marija, Żabbar
This is a locally saved loop route that starts and ends close together. For much of the ride, the route is mostly flat with gentle climbing. The distance feel of the route is long, and the time context is longer.
- 20.7 km
- Distance
- 101 m
- Ascent
- 103 m
- Descent
Triq Dun Ġużepp Demicoli, Hal Ghaxaq to Triq Dun Ġużepp Demicoli, Hal Ghaxaq
Cycling route in Għaxaq, Ħal Għaxaq, Malta
- 19.9 km
- Distance
- 166 m
- Ascent
- 166 m
- Descent
Triq il-Monsinjur Mikiel Azzopardi, Mosta to Triq il-Monsinjur Mikiel Azzopardi, Mosta
Cycling route in Mosta, Il-Mosta, Malta
- 18.9 km
- Distance
- 323 m
- Ascent
- 346 m
- Descent
marsaxlokk
Cycling route in Sliema, Tas-Sliema, Malta
marsaxlokk
- 44.7 km
- Distance
- 577 m
- Ascent
- 572 m
- Descent
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Triq ta' Doti, Ta' Kerċem nach Triq Dun Franġisk Stivala, Żebbuġ- 32 km
- 575 m
- 575 m
- Saint Lucia, Saint Lucia, Malta
Sqaq San Anard to RFFG+9WQ- 21.9 km
- 169 m
- 205 m
- Żurrieq, Iż-Żurrieq, Malta
Route from Mgarr- 3.7 km
- 25 m
- 39 m
- Imġarr, L-Imġarr, Malta
Gibjun to Triq il-Missjunarji- 35 km
- 508 m
- 493 m
- Mosta, Il-Mosta, Malta
Luqa to Triq Tal-Qattus, Birkirkara- 10.7 km
- 137 m
- 174 m
- Gudja, Il-Gudja, Malta
Triq Dun Vinċenz Saliba, Birkirkara to Luqa- 9.3 km
- 112 m
- 74 m
- Saint Venera, Saint Venera, Malta
Luqa to Triq Tal-Qattus, Birkirkara- 10.1 km
- 94 m
- 133 m
- Gudja, Il-Gudja, Malta
Highlights
- Admire Malta’s varying coasts. They are especially well-noticeable on the main island: There are flat beaches in the East and Northeast while jagged steep coasts dominate the Southwest and North.
- You can visit the Hagar Qim Temples, a prehistoric megalithic site on the main island. The temples were buried and only rediscovered in 1839. Many artefacts symbolising fertility were found here and are now displayed in the Archeological Museum in Valetta.
- The Popeye village in Mellieha is especially nice for families with children. In the 1980s, the film “Popeye” was filmed here. The set consists of 20 wooden houses.
Tips
- Malta aims to promote cycling. However, one should be especially careful on the main traffic streets and avoid cycling at certain times altogether - especially during the early morning hours on weekends, a lot of drunk drivers are out and about.
- There are no permanent rivers on Malta due to the extreme scarcity of water. Rain is more likely to fall during winter, if it rains, it’ll be a short and intense pour.
- The temperatures only regularly drop below 20°C from December until April. It’s always quite warm.
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