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2 Bedroom Apartment for Sale in St. Paul's Bay - €317,000
€317,000
21
Available 06 Apr 2026
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Property for Rent in St. Paul's Bay
Browse 10+ properties for rent in St Paul’s Bay — northern Malta’s most popular area for expats, retirees and remote workers seeking affordable seaside living. Sea views, a relaxed pace and an established international community make this a practical alternative to the busy central coast. Apartments start from €600/month and two-bedroom flats from €900.
Browse 10 properties for rent in St. Paul's Bay. Apartments, rooms and maisonettes from verified landlords and licensed agents.
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1 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,100/month
€1,100 /mo
11
Available 16 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Ensuite Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,500/month
€1,500 /mo
32Ensuite
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €2,200/month
€2,200 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €3,000/month
€3,000 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,400/month
€1,400 /mo
21
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,400/month
€1,400 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
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4 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,600/month
€1,600 /mo
42
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,600/month
€1,600 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in St. Paul's Bay - €1,300/month
€1,300 /mo
22
Available 01 Mar 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent in St Paul’s Bay, Malta?
One-bedroom apartments in St Paul’s Bay cost €600–950/month. Two-bedroom flats range from €900–1,200. Sea-view properties in Qawra and Xemxija command premiums. Compared to Sliema or St Julian’s, St Paul’s Bay is typically 30–50% cheaper, making it one of the most affordable coastal areas in Malta.
Is St Paul’s Bay a good place to live in Malta?
St Paul’s Bay suits expats who want affordable seaside living with a community feel. Pros: sea views, lower rents, established expat community, seafront promenade, and a relaxed pace. Cons: 30 minutes from Valletta, limited public transport compared to central Malta, tourist crowds in summer, and fewer job opportunities locally. Best for remote workers and retirees.
How far is St Paul’s Bay from Valletta and the airport?
Valletta is about 30 minutes by car or 45–55 minutes by bus. Malta International Airport is 35–45 minutes by car. The Buġibba bus terminus connects to Valletta, Sliema, and most major towns, though services are less frequent in the evening.
What is St Paul’s Bay known for?
St Paul’s Bay encompasses Buġibba, Qawra and the old fishing village. It’s known for its seafront promenade, the National Aquarium, English language schools, and one of the largest expat communities in Malta. The area has a distinctly international feel with British, Scandinavian and Eastern European residents who’ve made it their long-term home.
Is St Paul’s Bay good for expats?
Very much so. St Paul’s Bay has one of the most established expat communities in Malta, with English widely spoken everywhere. The area offers affordable rents, a relaxed lifestyle, and all essential services. Many English-language schools are based here. The trade-off is distance from central Malta — plan on 30+ minutes to reach Valletta or the Sliema area.
Renting in St Paul’s Bay: What to Expect
Rentals in St Paul’s Bay are mostly furnished apartments with AC. Leases run 6–12 months — shorter leases are more common here than in central Malta, reflecting the area’s seasonal and expat character. Bills run €60–120/month. Parking is generally easier than in Sliema, with many properties including a space. The area has full amenities: supermarkets, clinics, banks, and a good range of restaurants. Summer (June–September) brings tourist crowds to Buġibba; Qawra and Xemxija stay quieter year-round.
Who is St Paul’s Bay Best For?
- •Expat retirees and long-term residents who want affordable seaside living with an established English-speaking community.
- •Remote workers who don’t commute daily and want sea views, low rents and a relaxed pace of life.
- •Budget-conscious tenants who want a coastal address at 30–50% less than Sliema or St Julian’s prices.