Historic Town Near Blue Grotto

Property for Rent in Żurrieq

Browse 1+ properties for rent in Żurrieq — one of Malta’s oldest towns near the Blue Grotto and dramatic southern cliffs. Historic churches, affordable rents and genuine Maltese character. Apartments from €450/month.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to rent in Żurrieq?

One-bedroom apartments cost €450–700/month. Two-bedroom flats range from €600–950. Żurrieq is among the most affordable towns in Malta.

Is Żurrieq a good place to live?

Żurrieq is good for those who want history and affordability. Pros: rich heritage, affordable, near Blue Grotto and cliffs, genuine community. Cons: inland (no beach access in town), car essential, limited nightlife. A proper historic Maltese town.

How far is Żurrieq from Valletta and the airport?

Valletta is about 20 minutes by car. Malta International Airport is 15 minutes. The Blue Grotto is 5 minutes south.

What is Żurrieq known for?

Żurrieq is one of Malta’s oldest settlements, known for its imposing parish church, proximity to the Blue Grotto, Ħaġar Qim temples (nearby), and strong festa traditions. It’s a substantial town with genuine historical significance.

Is Żurrieq worth considering?

If you want an affordable base with real Maltese character, yes. It’s a proper town with shops and services, not a tiny village. The southern coast and Blue Grotto are minutes away, and Valletta is a 20-minute drive.

Renting in Żurrieq: What to Expect

Żurrieq has traditional townhouses and modern apartments. Most are furnished. Leases run 12 months. Bills run €40–80/month. Parking is generally easy. The town has supermarkets, shops and local restaurants — it’s self-sufficient for daily needs. A car is recommended but buses run to Valletta.

Who is Żurrieq Best For?

  • Budget renters who want a proper historic town with services at low prices.
  • Nature lovers who want to live near the Blue Grotto, cliffs and countryside walking paths.
  • Families who value community and Maltese village life in the southern part of the island.