Welcome to Seagull Captain’s Cabin, a charming studio built for couples or solo travelers seeking Mediterranean ambiance in historic Birgu. To ensure your stay matches expectations, please read carefully: Our studio features an open-plan design. A solid door separates the living/kitchenette area from the sleeping and bathroom zone, but everything remains in one room—the Murphy bed, shower, and toilet share this space. The shower is fully enclosed yet compact, so taller guests or those who prefer spacious bathrooms may find it snug. The kitchenette includes modern appliances—induction hob, microwave, Nespresso machine, dishwasher, and fridge—with a two-seat dining table that may need moving to make room for luggage during longer stays. This is a cozy space best suited to light travelers; larger suitcases may sit near the entrance. You’ll enjoy thoughtful extras like high-speed Wi‑Fi, TV, and a 2‑in‑1 washer/dryer. The glass-and-net front door invites natural light and fresh air while maintaining privacy. Serene sea glimpses and a small internal garden enhance the relaxing vibe. Nestled beside Birgu’s waterfront cafés and restaurants, you’re steps from Fort St Angelo, the Inquisitor’s Palace, boat connections to Valletta, and the charm of Vittoriosa’s historic streets.

Welcome to the Seagull Captain’s Cabin! It’s an honor to share the rich history and timeless charm of Birgu, one of Malta’s most beautiful and historic areas, with guests from all over the world. The Captain’s Cabin is a thoughtfully designed, modern studio that combines comfort with the unique ambiance of the Maltese waterfront, offering stunning sea views and a cozy, well-equipped space perfect for two. The cabin reflects the essence of Malta, with light blue accents and amenities that make your stay seamless, including a Murphy bed, a compact kitchenette, and a private bathroom. Birgu itself is a treasure trove of history, known for its winding streets, preserved architecture, and breathtaking views of the Grand Harbour. Whether you’re strolling along the waterfront, dining at local restaurants, or exploring landmarks like Fort St. Angelo and the Inquisitor’s Palace, there’s something magical to discover around every corner. I take pride in helping guests make the most of their time in Malta, whether by curating personalized touches, sharing insider recommendations, or assisting with arrangements. My goal is to ensure your stay at Seagull Captain’s Cabin is not only comfortable but also part of your unforgettable Maltese adventure.

Nestled in the heart of Birgu, also known as Vittoriosa, our neighborhood is a treasure trove of Maltese history, culture, and charm. This area, one of the famed "Three Cities" along with Senglea and Cospicua, is rich in heritage and has a unique atmosphere that transports visitors back in time. Birgu is steeped in history, having been a central location for the Knights of St. John, and its narrow, winding streets are filled with beautifully preserved architecture, grand churches, and quaint alleyways. This neighborhood is perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Malta’s vibrant history and experience local life. One of the neighborhood’s standout features is the stunning views over the Grand Harbour, with Valletta’s skyline visible across the water. Guests love the picturesque waterfront, where yachts and boats line the marina, creating a lively yet peaceful ambiance. The Birgu Waterfront is perfect for evening strolls, with plenty of cafes and restaurants offering al fresco dining. Popular dining spots like Tal-Petut and Il-Birgu Restaurant serve authentic Maltese cuisine in cozy, historic settings. Key historical landmarks are within walking distance, such as the Inquisitor’s Palace and Fort St. Angelo. The Inquisitor’s Palace offers a fascinating glimpse into Malta's past, including the history of the Maltese Inquisition, while Fort St. Angelo provides panoramic views and insight into the island’s fortifications. The Malta Maritime Museum, also located nearby, gives visitors an in-depth look at Malta’s naval history and is a favorite for history enthusiasts. Birgu is also known for its traditional festivals, such as Birgufest, where the city is illuminated by thousands of candles, creating a magical atmosphere that attracts locals and visitors alike. Even outside of festival times, the streets come alive with the sounds and scents of the local lifestyle, as well as regular events and markets.