Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool
Club Swimming Pool and Lessons · Ta' Qali · Attard, Malta
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Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool is the Ta' Qali base of Neptunes WPSC, a Maltese water polo and swimming club, in the Attard area near the centre of the island. It offers public swimming on a membership pass, plus a swimming school, masters, aqua aerobics, water polo, SwimPolo and one-to-one sessions. Send enquiries through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool is where a long-established Maltese swimming and water polo club opens its doors to ordinary swimmers. The club, Neptunes WPSC, runs more than one pool, and the Ta' Qali site is the one set up for public swimming passes, group lessons and training sessions. It sits at the heart of the island, close to Attard and Mdina, which makes it easy to reach from most of the main resort areas by car.
If you are comparing places to swim, our swimming pools in Malta directory lists the other options, and the sports clubs directory covers clubs such as this one.
Public swimming and pass prices
Public swimming is organised around passes. You choose a pass for one month, three months, six months or a year, and prices depend on age group. Adults pay 75 euros for a month, €180 for three months, €280 for six months and €450 for a year. Senior citizens pay 70 euros for a month, then €170, €265 and €435 for the same periods. Swimmers aged 16 and under pay 65 euros for a month, then €160, €255 and €420.
Children under 3 swim free but must be accompanied by a paying adult. Public sessions are unsupervised, so they suit confident swimmers rather than beginners who need someone on the poolside. The pool is also covered by the club's wider structure, so membership questions can be sent to the club's pool membership team. Registration and payment are handled through the club's online form, which asks you to accept a participation declaration.
A monthly pass is the obvious choice for a longer holiday, and our Malta holidays overview helps you plan how long to stay. Long-stay residents may prefer the longer passes, and our Malta relocation guide covers settling in.
Lessons and club programmes
The Ta' Qali programme is broader than lane swimming. The club lists a swimming school, a masters group for adult swimmers, aqua aerobics, water polo, SwimPolo and one-to-one swimming sessions, each with its own autumn 2026 listing. SwimPolo is a water polo based activity, and masters is the usual term for organised training for adult swimmers.
The club also runs a large junior water polo and swimming academy, with age groups from nursery to under 20, structured training and competitive opportunities. Youngsters are selected for attitude and ambition, and the best of them move up into the senior squads. The club also lists a junior water polo programme and a nursery level for the youngest players, so children who enjoy the water have a clear route to progress. Families weighing up activities for children can find more ideas in our things to do in Malta guide.
Opening hours and what to expect
The weekly timetable is split into a morning and an afternoon block, and the main doors close at set times marked on the club's timetable. Weekday mornings generally start between 06:00 and 08:00 and run to late morning, while afternoon sessions run into the early evening, with evening swimming on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday until 20:30. Saturday has a morning and an afternoon block, Sunday is morning only, and the pool is closed on all public holidays.
Because the hours differ by day, check the current timetable with the club before you travel. A swim pairs well with sightseeing: the walled city is close, so see our Mdina guide, and for the capital see the Valletta guide. On hot days, the month-by-month weather guide and the best beaches in Malta are useful for balancing pool time with sea time.
Getting in touch
Ta' Qali is centrally placed, so where to stay in Malta is worth a look if you want a base within easy reach of the pool, and about Malta gives wider background. Whether you want a monthly pass for a holiday, a place in a class or information about junior water polo, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the club.
Questions about Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool
Can visitors swim at Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool?
Yes. Public swimming is available on a pass system, with passes from one month to a year, and the pool is open to adults, seniors and young swimmers within the published timetable. Sessions are unsupervised.
How much does a swimming pass cost?
An adult pass costs 75 euros for one month, €180 for three months, €280 for six months and €450 for a year. Senior citizen and under-16 prices are lower, at 70 and 65 euros for a month respectively.
Do children swim for free?
Children under 3 swim free, but they must be accompanied by a paying adult. Older children pay the under-16 pass rate, which starts at 65 euros for a month and gets cheaper per month on longer passes.
Is there a lifeguard or supervised session?
Public swimming sessions are unsupervised, so members swim at their convenience during opening hours. If you want coached sessions, ask about the swimming school, masters group or one-to-one swimming sessions instead.
What classes does the club run at Ta' Qali?
The club lists a swimming school, masters, aqua aerobics, water polo, SwimPolo and one-to-one swimming sessions at Ta' Qali. Each is listed for autumn 2026, so ask about current availability and age groups.
Is the pool open on public holidays?
No. The club is closed on all public holidays. Opening hours also vary by day of the week, so check the timetable with the club before you plan a visit.
Practical information
The pool is run from Neptunes WPSC premises at Ta' Qali, in the Attard area. Public swimming runs to a weekly timetable, roughly from early morning to midday and again from afternoon to evening, closing on Sunday afternoons, and the pool is closed on all public holidays. Sessions are unsupervised and pass holders swim at their convenience within those hours. To ask about a pass, a class or the swimming school, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the club.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Neptunes Ta' Qali Pool website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.