Absolutely beautiful views on a clear sunny cool January day. It is very difficult to get to, unless you have a car or use a company. The 101 bus is irregular and erratic. We gave up and walked 3.1km from the city, some sidewalk, some narrow, rock bounded wall road. There are lots of smelly cows on the last 1km. The road turns into an excellent stone path up to the viewpoint. Well done! And the views are awesome. Bring lunch, drink, and take your time.

You could backtrack, but we went on to the neatest bus stop. The path down to Xlendi is marked on Google but is challenging. Also, it is not clear if any of it is private property, nothing marked. There are many some shelters scattered about, I suppose for bad weather cover.

But sometimes challenges make it even more memorable. In bad weather or dark, don't do it. In good weather, go slow. You will need long pants (bushes) and good shoes. There are lots of elevation changes, some mud, lots of weathered rock. But you do get to see more precipitous cliffs, complete silence, the swishing of waves 150m below. The omnipotence of the ocean. Makes human life feel small. Amazing.

Eventually, we got to the cute town, Xlendi, and lucked out only 15 minutes, and the 101 shows up.