253 m
Elevation
253 m
Prominence
35.8506°, 14.3875°
Coordinates
Not applicable — accessible terrain
First Ascent
About Ta' Dmejrek
The highest point of Malta, located near the dramatic Dingli Cliffs on the southwestern coast. The area is agricultural, with Mediterranean views.
Climbing Ta' Dmejrek: route, season and difficulty
- How long it takes
- 1–4 hours round trip — a short walk rather than a mountaineering day
- Do you need a guide?
- No. It is a straightforward walk that anyone in normal health can do without a guide.
- Best season
- Usually May to October (July–September for the high routes).
- Terrain & gear
- Gentle paths, tracks or even a short stroll from a road. Comfortable shoes and a jacket. No specialist equipment.
📝 Martin's Personal Note
Ta' Dmejrek on the Dingli Cliffs — top of 30 UN countries. More coastal walk than climb, with the Mediterranean straight below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the highest mountain in Malta?
The highest mountain in Malta is Ta' Dmejrek, at 253 meters above sea level.
How long does it take to climb Ta' Dmejrek?
Allow 1–4 hours round trip — a short walk rather than a mountaineering day. Times vary with fitness, conditions and which trailhead you start from.
Can you climb Ta' Dmejrek without a guide?
No. It is a straightforward walk that anyone in normal health can do without a guide.
When is the best time to climb Ta' Dmejrek?
The usual season is May to October (July–September for the high routes). Outside that window expect snow, storms or closed access.
What gear do you need for Ta' Dmejrek?
Comfortable shoes and a jacket. No specialist equipment.
How high is Ta' Dmejrek?
Ta' Dmejrek stands at 253 meters (830 feet).
Where is Ta' Dmejrek located?
Ta' Dmejrek is located in Malta, within the Dingli Cliffs, Malta.
Has Martin climbed Ta' Dmejrek?
Yes — Martin summited Ta' Dmejrek in 2025 as part of his country highpointing project.