Opposition to the floating beach club Noma Island is growing, as mayors and at least one NGO expressed their opposition to the idea due to concerns of the impact on residents and also on the environment. The opposition to the Noma Island floating beach club has gathered steam, and rightly so. The idea of a floating beach club off of Malta's seaside
Momentum said Friday it shared the concerns raised by the local councils regarding the arrival of the floating party platform marketed as "Noma Island". Local communities are right to question whether Malta's authorities are capable of enforcing the rules that already exist at sea. Every summer, residents across coastal areas face almost daily disturbances
Several local mayors have raised concerns about Noma Island , a floating entertainment platform recently spotted in Maltese waters, warning that it could place additional pressure on already busy coastal areas. Sliema mayor John Pillow made his position clear on social media on Thursday morning, stating that Sliema’s waters were not suitable for such
Sliema Mayor John Pillow has come out strongly against the possible operation of the floating beach club Noma Island in the town's waters, insisting that Sliema is "a residential community, not an offshore party." Although no official site has yet been identified for the 1,750-square-metre platform, Pillow said he wanted to make his position clear