Kirjiet fi Xlendi

A small resort village in a steep-sided bay on Gozo’s south-west coast.

Bħalissa xejn għall-kera fi Xlendi.L-aġenti jżidu djar kważi kull ġimgħa. Għidilna x’qed tfittex u nagħtuk aviż.

Il-ħajja fi Xlendi

Xlendi

Ritratt: Karelj, Public domain

Stil ta’ ħajja
Coastal, seasonal, scenic
L-aħjar għal
Couples, remote workers, seasonal residents
Atmosfera
Lively in summer, very quiet in winter
Suq tal-propjetà
Apartments, mostly holiday stock
Tipi tipiċi ta’ propjetà
Apartments, penthouses

A small resort village in a steep-sided bay on Gozo’s south-west coast. Xlendi is beautiful, compact and thoroughly seasonal — busy and full in summer, close to deserted in winter.

L-istil ta’ ħajja

Xlendi lives on two settings. In summer the promenade is full, the restaurants are open and the bay is busy; in winter much of it closes and the village is very quiet indeed. That quiet is the appeal for some and unbearable for others, and it is the single thing to be honest with yourself about before signing a year here. It is a few minutes from Victoria for anything the village does not have, which is most things. Parking in the village is tight in season.

Propjetà fi Xlendi

Almost entirely apartments, much of it built for holiday letting and let long-term out of season. Sea views are common and inexpensive by Maltese standards. Quality ranges from basic holiday-standard to genuinely well finished. Winter-only lets are frequent — check the term carefully, because a tenancy ending in spring is easy to sign without noticing.

Għaliex tgħix fi Xlendi

The bayA swimming and dining spot right outside the door.
ViewsSteep cliffs on both sides and open sea ahead.
Small and walkableEverything in the village is on foot.
ValueSea-view flats at prices Malta’s coast cannot approach.

Għal min hi l-aħjar din iż-żona?

CouplesSmall, scenic and easy to live in.
Remote workersA view and quiet, if the isolation suits.
Seasonal residentsExactly what much of the stock is built for.
Less suited toFamilies needing schools and space, anyone commuting to Malta, and anyone who would find a very quiet winter hard.

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