Mellieha is a large village in the north-western part of Malta. The village has approximately 7,500 inhabitants is a popular resort town in the summer.

Like the rest of the island, Mellieha too enjoys a warm climate with ample sunshine throughout the year.  It is sheltered by a long range of hills and a large part of its population still leads a rural life with hunting and fishing being their main occupation.

Mellieha is one of Malta's most picturesque tourist destinations. The town centre boasts of its splendid hotels, fine restaurants and traditional shops and is dominated by a stunning Baroque church. The church is built on the edge of Mellieha Ridge giving stunning views down to Mellieha Bay.

Mellieha Bay is Malta’s largest beach. It is long and narrow with sand and clean shallow water making in ideal for young children. There are many water sports facilities here along with numerous bars.

The town’s main festival season occurs in the first two weeks of September and reaches its climax on the 8th September. During these days various cultural events are held, such as musical concerts, fireworks, folk singing, art exhibitions and the traditional religious procession. The town's people are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality. Those who visit us, no matter where they hail from, do not merely enjoy themselves but feel at home.