Gay bars in malta
The Venue
The story of Juuls began in When a organization of maltese friends established the most famous Reggae & Chill Out lock in the Island.
Our team is made of genuine and kind people and we aim to spread good vibes by creating the coziest place in St. Julian's, where people can hang out after work or party hard in the weekend. After many years of fun, DJ sets with international friends, boat parties, we are still here, full of love for our serve , giving you a special kind of experience, a journey made of exotic flavors and sounds.
The cheerful and colorful stairs looking over the sea are always packed with pleasant people while our bartenders make expertly mixed cocktails and the music is blasting from preliminary in the evening. That`s what makes this place exceptional.
Our sustenance and our drinks are made with finest ingredients and each one is filed with adore. We create what we ❤️ and we ❤️ what we do.
The story of Juuls began in When a organization of maltese friends established the most famous Reggae & Chill Out lock in Malta.
Juuls is a place where you can chill and
Our gay travel guide to Malta with top tips about the gay scene, places to stay, homosexual bars, restaurants, activities, Celebration events, and more!
“You hope to go to a gay bar in Malta? Pick anyone you reach across and you'll be just fine!”
So said our Maltese gay friends when we asked them about the gay scene. But we get their aim . When it comes to gay friendliness, Malta is killing it! This tiny island nation in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea is frequently named one of the most gay friendly countries in the world and we can totally see why!
What used to be one of the most religious places in Europe (for example, up until , divorce was illegal in Malta!) the country did a degree turn to pass some of the most LGBTQ progressive laws in the world, instantly becoming THE gay haven in the Mediterranean region.
We visited Malta to detect the gay scene and what makes it so appealing to LGBTQ travelers. We left with a strong thirst to come back and see more. The people are open-minded, super friendly (Maltese guys – heLLO!), the queer group is very
Gay Friendly Bars &#; Clubs
Meeting other gay people in Malta is easy at Malta’s favourite gay clubs and gay bars.
The miniature island and, consequently, miniature gay community in Malta mean there are only a few designated homosexual clubs and gay bars in Malta. A market needs to be of a substantial size to make any business feasible, so the gay scene in Malta runs mainly on special gay events.
Gay clubs & parties
LOLLIPOP &#; Party Series
LOLLIPOP has been slaying the local club scene since Merging pop culture and fashion, it has sprinted in heels to become the Maltese Islands’ most fabulous and popular queer night out thanks to the multitude of themes it has covered.
As a monthly pop-up club night, LOLLIPOP has been held at some of the Islands’ most prominent venues and has hosted stages at some pretty popular local harmony events, like Earth Garden Festival. It’s also collaborated with plenty of huge DJs on the gender non-conforming scene; HORSE MEAT DISCO, Cormac, Jodie Harsh, Sexshooters, and FKA.m4a.
So put on your heels, ‘cause we know exactly what you need!
Connect through the LOLLIPOP
Gay Malta &#; the best homosexual hotels, bars, clubs &#; more
Malta has to be one of the most understated countries in Europe. For such a little place, Malta has a lot to offer its LGBTQ+ visitors – proving that size is, in fact, not everything! With just under half a million inhabitants, it’s the fifth smallest country in the world and the smallest in the EU, yet it’s impossible to complete everything in just one compact visit. That doesn’t have to stop you from trying though.
Malta is geographically distinct in that it is an archipelago of islands located in the center of the Mediterranean, just south of Sicily and above Northern Africa. The archipelago consists of three islands: Malta, Gozo, and Comino, two of which are inhabited and offer enviable sunny weather, gorgeous beaches, an thrilling – if somewhat underground – queer nightlife scene, an memorable ten UNESCO sites, and cities that are so ostentatious about their distinctive history that they resemble giant outdoor museums as much as places to live.
The island nation has passed ownership many times over the centuries, having been i