Malta: Parasailing Adventure with Photos & Valletta Views

Summary

Fly above Malta’s coast for wild city views and salty air

You’ll feel your stomach flip as you lift off from a boat near Sliema and float high above Malta’s coast—Valletta and St Julian’s spread out below. With a local crew guiding every step (and snapping photos), you’ll get both the thrill of flight and a safe landing. It’s quick but unforgettable—one of those things you’ll remember every time you see the sea.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Parasailing over Malta's coast

• Board the boat for take-off
• Parasail at 500 feet height
• Enjoy bird eye views of Valletta
• View Sliema and St Julians
• Land back on the boat
• Receive complimentary photos and videos

Top questions

How long does parasailing in Malta last?

The flight itself is about 10–12 minutes; total trip takes up to 1 hour.

Is parasailing in Malta safe for kids or older travelers?

There’s no age limit; anyone can join if they meet basic health requirements.

Where does parasailing in Malta take place?

Takeoff is from a boat near Sliema with views of Valletta and St Julian’s.

Are photos or videos included in the Malta parasailing tour?

Yes, complimentary photos and videos are provided for all flyers.

Can non-flying passengers join on the boat?

Yes, non-flying guests can come along if space allows.

Is pickup included for this Malta parasailing activity?

You’ll be contacted before your date to confirm pickup location via WhatsApp or similar.

What happens if weather is bad on my booking day?

Your date may change if weather isn’t safe; you’ll be contacted ahead of time.

Is this Malta parasailing tour wheelchair accessible?

The activity is wheelchair accessible with specialized seating available.

What’s included

Your experience includes all equipment and safety instructions for parasailing over Malta, complimentary photos and videos taken during your flight, shaded seating areas on board for flyers and non-flyers alike, plus flexible scheduling if weather changes—your crew will confirm all details with you before your booked date using WhatsApp or your preferred contact method.

What’s the experience like?

"You ready to go up?" our guide grinned, already handing me the harness before I could second-guess myself. The boat rocked gently in Sliema’s harbor, sunlight bouncing off the water so bright I had to squint. There was this faint smell of sunscreen and seaweed, and someone’s laughter from the shaded seats behind us — a family from Gozo, I think. We’d barely left shore when my nerves kicked in, but honestly, it was more excitement than fear.

I didn’t expect how quiet everything would get once we were up there. The city — Valletta’s honey-colored walls, little boats darting around — looked almost toy-like. My shoes dangled uselessly over blue nothingness and the wind whipped my hair into knots (I must’ve looked ridiculous). Our guide shouted something about St Julian’s off to the right, but his voice just sort of floated away. For those 10 minutes or whatever it was (felt both longer and shorter), all I heard was wind and my own heartbeat.

Landing back on the boat was smoother than I thought — no splash, just a weirdly gentle thud. They snapped photos while we were still grinning like idiots; those are included, by the way, so you don’t have to worry about dropping your phone into the Med. There were people who didn’t fly that day — just sat under the canopy watching and waving. Kind of wish I’d asked their stories too.