Profile Health & Fitness Club

Profile Health & Fitness Club is a private club in the centre of Sliema that combines coaching, testing and physical therapy. It is not a walk-in gym: it works by appointment only, so you book a session with a coach or a physical therapist rather than turn up and train. The tagline is a private health club with a personalised approach through lifestyle medicine. The club is listed with the gyms in Malta and with the private clinics in Malta on VisitMalta.co.uk.

For UK readers, the closest comparison is a personal health and training studio rather than a high-street gym. The emphasis is on individual attention and a structured plan, with each visit arranged in advance, so you are never queuing for equipment or fitting into a class timetable. That suits people with busy schedules, and it suits visitors who would rather book a single session than commit to a membership.

What the club offers

Four services are priced on the club's pricing page. Private coaching courses start from €880. Health tests and screening range from €85 to €795. Lifestyle wellness coaching starts from €125, and physiotherapy starts from €70 and is health insurance approved.

An appointment with a coach or a physical therapist is required for each visit, and you can request one through the club's online appointment page. This page describes the services on offer only and does not give medical advice; for questions about your own health, speak to a qualified professional.

Location and opening hours

The club is on Level 7 of AX The Palace on High Street in Sliema, in the same building as The Palace Hotel. Sliema is one of the most convenient bases on the island: shops, the seafront promenade and ferries to Valletta are close by. Sliema's shops, restaurants and seafront walks are all within easy reach, so an appointment fits comfortably into a day out, and a ferry across Marsamxett Harbour takes you to the capital. For a place to stay, our page on hotels in Sliema lists options, and the where to stay in Malta guide compares areas.

The club is open from 6am to 9pm, seven days a week, which leaves plenty of room to fit an appointment around work or sightseeing. Early slots are useful in summer, when our Malta weather guide shows how warm the middle of the day becomes.

Who it suits

The mix of coaching and physiotherapy suits people who want one place for training, health checks and physical therapy, whether they live in Malta or are staying for a while. Residents may like the structure of a coaching course, while visitors may prefer a single appointment. Our Malta relocation guide explains how to settle in if you are moving to the island, and the digital nomad guide covers working remotely.

If you are on a short trip, our Malta holidays overview helps you plan your time, and the things to do in Malta and Valletta guide suggest ways to spend the rest of your day. For a swim after an appointment, see the best beaches in Malta.

How to arrange an appointment

Before you send a message, decide what you are looking for. Say whether it is a coaching course, a screening, wellness coaching or physiotherapy, and note which days suit you. If you plan to use health insurance for physiotherapy, mention your insurer so the club can tell you how to proceed. Having a few questions ready also helps, such as how many visits a course involves and what each visit includes. The club aims to reply to messages on the day they arrive.

To ask about an appointment, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the club.