5 Carries Flat Marsalforn

B Xaghra Road Marsalforn, Island of Gozo, Malta

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Gotta go to Gozo!

A travel blog entry by ontheroa

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... airport and Easyjet to Malta.

Our destination is Tricia’s family holiday apartment in Maselforn on Gozo which is the second largest of the Maltese Islands after Malta itself, the third island is Comino which houses just 2 small hotels and nothing else…not even cars.

The ferry ride across to Gozo takes less than half hour and it’s drive-on, drive-off. As you approach the island it’s easy to see the Medieval fortresses dotted ...

Preparing to Join Two Seas by Nik Wood

A travel blog entry by twoseas

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We were delighted to see that Two Seas had successfully made the journey over from Sicily and myself and Kathy Lambert look forward to joining Colin, Christine and the other crew members of this fantastic yacht for the final leg of their Great Adventure!

Valletta has been a revelation to us. We thought we would find i interesting but, having stayed in the British Hotel in the heart of the old city, waiting for Two Seas to ...

Sightseeing and Swimming

A travel blog entry by manda2010

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... the kiosk. It doesn't get any better than that.

At night my Uncle Jimmy and Aunty Miriam took us to Qawra, a seaside village. We had a great dinner and then sat down to listen to some live music. The saxophone player was the brother of my Aunty. We then got up for a bit of a dance, it was so weird to be dancing to Lady Gaga under the moonlight, by the water in Malta.
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Sacred Temples or Expensive Rocks?

A travel blog entry by squidwilk

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... essence out of being there. Additionally, temple guards give you malicious looks for apparently being too cheap to support Malta's rich heritage.

Synopsis: there are many other interesting and far better temples & historical sights to see in Malta

Compliment: close proximity to the Blue Grotto - the two can waste an entire morning when combined together
Complaint: God those tents are ...

Cape Town and Kruger Park 2010

A travel blog entry by stevefell

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... Peter, David and myself) soon involved in a general discussion which helped the time to pass more quickly - driving 1000 kms in a day sure isn’t something to look forward to!

When it got to David’s turn he mentioned that he had been in the South African army when he was young, maybe around the 1980’s. He said that he had only joined the army to ‘see what it was like to kill someone’ which was rather worrying! He had been in Angola ...