
South Coast & St Peter's Pool
The signature ride: harbour forts, fishing villages and Malta's bluest swimming hole.
32.9 km↑ 410 m≈ 2 h 40

Our big loop: the Silent City, the Dingli Cliffs, Golden Bay and home along the north coast.
The ride we built for people who want to see the whole of northern Malta in one day. From Sliema you head inland past Ta' Qali to Mdina, the walled medieval capital, and on through Rabat and the pines of Buskett to the Dingli Cliffs, the highest point on the island with a 250-metre drop to the sea. From there the route crosses the quiet farmland of the west to Mġarr and drops to the red sand of Għajn Tuffieħa and Golden Bay.
The second half follows the coast north past Popeye Village in Anchor Bay to Għadira, Malta's longest sandy beach, then turns for home along St Paul's Bay, the Salina salt pans and the coast road through Pembroke. It is a long day with real climbing — exactly the kind of ride pedal assist was made for.
Terrain: inland climbing to Mdina and Dingli, rural lanes in the west, then rolling coastal roads. Suggested rental: full day.
Good to know: • This is the route where the battery matters most — take the roadside assistance option. • Mdina is car- and bike-free inside the walls. Lock up at the gate and walk in. • Golden Bay and Għadira are the swim stops; bring a towel.
Long day with sustained climbing. Keep an eye on the battery.
Walled medieval capital, views across half the island
Malta's only real woodland
Highest point in Malta, 250 m above the sea
Red-sand beaches of the north-west
The 1980 film set, still standing
Malta's longest sandy beach
Knights-era salt pans on the ride home
Collect at 31 St Ignatius Junction, Sliema — Every day 9:00–12:30 & 15:30–18:00. Helmet, lock and full battery included, from €20.

The signature ride: harbour forts, fishing villages and Malta's bluest swimming hole.
32.9 km↑ 410 m≈ 2 h 40

Two hours, one capital city, zero hills worth mentioning. The warm-up ride.
13.4 km↑ 131 m≈ 1 h

Four hundred years of fortifications around the greatest natural harbour in the Mediterranean.
33.3 km↑ 430 m≈ 2 h 40