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The Delights and Sights of Malta
... Girls" at Manoel Theatre. This magnificent little gem is tucked away in a back street in Valletta, so it gave us an opportunity to see Valletta at its best - at night, with the tourists safely tucked away in their hotels, cruise ships and souvenir shops. Manoel Theatre is said to be the third oldest working theatre in Europe and the oldest working theatre in the British Commonwealth. It seats only 623 people. The play was wonderful, with a cast ...
A trip to Mgarr
... billet for a seat on the bus ("ONLY TEN!"), and headed home. Our first full day in a country for which we had little in terms of expectations but, all the same, had been blown away by the ancient history and present culture of the place, and the welcoming and friendly nature of the people. Even though at five nights this was the longest we had stayed in any place the entire holiday, after one day it was clear we would have nowhere near enough time to do it ...
Firsts, finds…and a fact
... 8217;s green land. We traveled to Malta’s smaller sister island for a three-day visit. The imminent winter season halted our plans to dive some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful sites including the Inland Sea and Blue Hole (situated at the Azure Window). However, this allowed us to discover the true Gozitan culture by going off-road. One of our special finds included a stop at Ta’Mena Estate. The ...
Sun, sea & food.
... holiday, I know, but needs must & all.
Tomorrow evening we fly back home. We've got a late check-out at the hotel, so we don't have to lug our case round with us for the day. If you're really lucky there'll be a quick blog before we leave. It's more likely that you'll get the normal exhausted post-arrival home nonsense on Sunday instead though.
Until the next time – Come on England.
We Believe.
Big love
Sam & Lisa ...
Cape Town and Kruger Park 2010
... lesser expensive quarter where we found a decent B & B for only three hundred Rand a night for a single room (around twenty-five pounds). We managed to find a take away eatery and having filled our stomachs we retired to our rooms.
Saturday morning we were away bright and early heading north on the N1 towards Jo’Berg. Unfortunately we missed the outer ring road and ended up fairly close to Jo’Berg centre where the traffic was pretty ...