Services, hours and details last checked against Best Gyms Malta's own published information.
Neptunes Fitness Centre is the St Julian's branch of Best Gyms Malta, listed on Ċensu Tabone Street, and one gym in a network covered by a single All Access membership. The group offers strength and cardio equipment, fitness and spinning classes and personal training. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Neptunes Fitness Centre is the St Julian's gym of Best Gyms Malta, a network of fitness centres around the island that sells one membership for all of them. The branch is listed on Ċensu Tabone Street in St Julian's, in the middle of the north-east coast's busiest leisure and nightlife area, close to Sliema and Paceville. It appears with the other gyms in Malta on VisitMalta.co.uk.
This page covers the Neptunes branch and the group behind it. The group does not give branch-specific equipment lists, hours or class timetables for Neptunes, so the details below describe what applies across its gyms.
The Best Gyms Malta network
Best Gyms Malta was started by Antoine Micallef, a former bodybuilder, international IFBB judge and Vice President of IFBB Malta. He opened his first gym in 2015 to make fitness accessible to everyone and to tackle rising obesity in Malta. The group now calls itself the country's largest and fastest-growing gym franchise.
Its flagship is in Tal-Qroqq, and other gyms are named in Pembroke, St Paul's Bay, Birkirkara, Mosta, Żurrieq, Kirkop, St Julian's and Sliema, with Birżebbuġa, Marsa and Birgu also listed among the group's centres. The idea is that wherever you live or work, a Best Gym is close by. Visitors staying in the north may find our hotels in Sliema page useful for choosing a base near the gym.
Membership and the free trial
The headline product is the All Access membership: one pass for ten gyms, including Neptunes. Some gyms also sell single-gym memberships, such as a Mosta-only card. Membership prices are not printed in the information we hold, so ask for current plans, which include monthly, annual and pay-as-you-go options. A free trial pass is offered so that you can try a gym before joining, and the website offers 360-degree tours of the gyms.
The group also publishes limited-time offers, so check what applies on the day you enquire. If you are staying only briefly, a trial pass or a pay-as-you-go arrangement is the sensible starting point, and our Malta holidays overview can help you plan the length of your stay.
Facilities and classes
Every gym has showers and secure lockers, free wifi for members and cleaning and sanitation stations. Each is equipped with strength training equipment, free weights and specialised zones for bodybuilding and powerlifting. Gym guidance from staff is included for every member. You must bring your own towel, and the gyms are open to people aged 14 and over. Water bottle, comfortable clothes and clean, supportive shoes are the other things to pack.
Classes include functional training, HIIT and spinning, with the group also mentioning boxing and yoga. Fitness classes in Tal-Qroqq and Pembroke run Monday to Friday and cost €10 for members and €12.50 for guests. Spinning runs on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7am and 8am, with an instructor who is a former UFC coach, and costs €13 for members and €16 for guests. Spinning classes can fill up, so book early. Because Neptunes is part of the All Access network, members can use these classes at the gyms where they run.
Our Malta weather guide explains how hot the summer is, which is a good reason to train indoors in the middle of the day, saving the best beaches in Malta for later.
Personal training
Certified personal trainers write customised plans around your goals, fitness level and lifestyle. Sessions can be booked at the front desk of a gym on request or online through the trainer's page. Trainers named on the website include Angel Moran, who covers functional training, HIIT and personal training, and Turin Nicolas; the team page also lists Juan Pablo and Mariangela di Santi. Benefits listed for personal training include a personal plan, weight loss, toned muscles, improved focus, more energy and new friendships.
If you are moving to the island, our Malta relocation guide covers the practicalities, and the digital nomad guide is useful if you work remotely. For things to do after a workout, see things to do in Malta and the Valletta guide.
To ask about the St Julian's gym, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the group.
Questions about Best Gyms Malta
Where is Best Gyms Malta Neptunes?
Neptunes Fitness Centre is listed on Ċensu Tabone Street in St Julian's, STJ 1216, in the north-east of Malta. It is one of the gyms covered by the group's All Access membership.
What is the All Access membership?
It is a single pass that gives entry to ten Best Gyms Malta locations, so you can train wherever is most convenient. Single-gym memberships also exist for some locations, and the group plans to open more gyms.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The group offers a free trial pass, and its website offers 360-degree views of the gyms so that you can look around before you visit. Ask for the current terms when you enquire.
What facilities do the gyms have?
Each gym has showers, secure lockers, free wifi for members, sanitation stations, strength equipment, free weights and specialised zones for bodybuilding and powerlifting. You need to bring your own towel.
What classes and personal training are available?
Classes include functional training, HIIT and spinning, with fitness classes at €10 for members and €12.50 for guests and spinning at €13 and €16. Certified personal trainers can be booked at the front desk of a gym on request.
How old do you have to be to train?
The gyms are open to people aged 14 and over. Gym guidance from staff is included for every member, which helps if you are new to training or unfamiliar with the equipment.
Practical information
Neptunes Fitness Centre is listed at Ċensu Tabone Street, St Julian's STJ 1216. The group does not publish opening hours for this branch in the information available to us, and class times depend on the gym. Class prices are printed as €10 for members and €12.50 for guests, with spinning at €13 and €16. To ask about membership, a trial pass or personal training, send your details through the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the group.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Best Gyms Malta website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.