An event steeped in Maltese tradition and maritime skill, the Regatta sees rowing teams from several Maltese cities competing for a prize called the 'Palju', in 11 races with four different types of rowing boats.

Fort St Angelo will open its doors at a reduced admission fee, offering visitors the ultimate opportunity to immerse themselves in the thrilling rowing races taking place in the creek below.

Once more, visitors will also be able to see the historic Magistral Palace, nestled in the upper reaches of the fort. This medieval gem, once the very first official residence of the Grand Masters of the Order of St John from 1530 to 1558, will be open for exploration, allowing guests to step back in time and walk through the halls where history was shaped.

Beyond the Regatta and the mesmerising setting the fort offers, the day will be complemented with engaging activities for all ages.

From 10:00 am to 11:30 am, young visitors can unleash their creativity in a unique art activity taking place in Egmont Hall, whilst In Guardia re-enactors will transport audiences back to Malta's Hospitaller era, with amusing displays all around the fort.

Tickets are available for purchase at the online store:

https://heritagemalta.mt/store/e1690/ and at any Heritage Malta museum or site.

One may also purchase tickets at the door.

Last admission is at 5:30 pm.