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BUS ROUTES IN BUGIBBA, QAWRA AND ST PAUL’S BAY 2019 N TD3 Airport non-stop Bugibba Malta National Qawra Point X3 Rabat, Airport Qawra Tower Cirkewwa Bus Station Aquarium 221 186 Rabat Buses may not 45 48 Valletta spare always depart from N11 Ben 67 the advertised stand 31 Valletta 45 3 8 X3 186 280 Mater Dei 223 Ghajn Tuffieha TD13 2 212 22145 280 Ticket office 203 212 Sliema QAWRA 1 Classic Car Valletta Set down, also N212 Sliema TD13 Museum 223 N11 San Giljan / Cirkewwa FUN TRAIN Dolmen Hotel Qawra Palace Hotel Gzejjer Malta TravelNet Arznell To Sliema N11 Recommended agency for tours and attractions agency also the unique SEGWAY funtour TD3 203 Suncrest Hotel 31 48 Bugibba X3 186 Salina Bay Malta TravelNet - next to the Classic Car Museum X3 Square 45 Sajf 31 48 FUN 186 203 212 Rizzi TRAIN TD3 221 280 212 221 280 X3 TD3 Jetty 223 186 TD13 N11 Halel Luzzu Moll BUGIBBA 212 X1 Wignacourt 31 Mazzola 221 212 Tower Anthony X3 TD3 48 203 221 31280 48 223 N11 salt 222 203 pans 225 To Mellieha Gilleru 280 Gilleru Cirkewwa Anthony N11 N11 Harbour Cerna Qawra Golden Bay Geraldu Kavetta Bandieri Gifen 41 42 49 250 48 186 48 Qawra 203 Qroll 223 221 222 223 225 Toni 203 X3 Mary 212 Salini Parades TD3 N11 Bugeja 31 Coastline Hotel Tonn Aristarku 221 Boxxla Bahar 223 St Paul’s Bay bypass ST PAUL’S BAY Empire Cinema 280 KEY Imhasel 48 Pijunieri ROUTES SHOWN X1 186 Valletta routes 41 42 49 Wileg TD13 TD3 Airport - Bugibba non-stop 221/2/3/5 203 Fugass Other routes 212 TD13 Valletta - San Giljan - Bugibba 250 N11 31 Valletta - Bugibba routes X1 Airport - St Paul’s Bay - Cirkewwa Mwiezeb TD3 X3 Airport - Rabat - Bugibba TD13 41 Valletta - Mellieha routes X1 calls at Salini X1 31 45 48 Valletta - Mosta - Bugibba Kennedy 212 222 225 49 Ghasfur 221 Non-Valletta routes 41 42 Valletta - Cirkewwa (for Gozo ferry) and Kennedy N11 Night route 49 Valletta - Ghadira (Armier in summer) X3 calls at all stops N11 186 Bugibba - Ta’ Qali - Rabat shown except Qadi Bus stop 203 Bugibba - Naxxar - Sliema TD3 from airport calls 212 Bugibba - St Julians - Sliema (also N212) Qadi at Pijunieri, Sajf, bus stn. 221 Bugibba - Cirkewwa (for Gozo ferry) Unofficial map by Brendan Fox 222 Sliema - Cirkewwa (for Gozo ferry) To airport calls at bus stn, Arznell, Wileg only. www.maltabybus.com N212 takes same 223 Bugibba - Ghajn Tuffieha (Golden Bay) 49 route as 212 225 Sliema - Ghajn Tuffieha (Golden Bay) TD13 calls only at Base map is © OpenStreetMap contributors. X3 31 45 48 250 Ghadira - Mater Dei Hospital - Valletta Wileg and bus stn 41 42 280 Bugibba - University - Mater Dei Hospital 500 metres N11 Cirkewwa - Bugibba - San Giljan (night route) To Mosta and Valletta 186 203 250 280 To Naxxar and Valletta 17.06.2019.

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