Hotel Ramla Bay Marfa
, Marfa Marfa, MLH 02, Malta
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Bendigo to Malta in 2 days
... it for a while! After walking around in circles for 15 minutes I finally found it...it had been taken off the baggage carosel and placed on the ground. Clearly we were so long in Passport control that they were sick of it going around in circles!! I then had to find my shuttle to Hotel Euro. Eventually after 2 phone calls, 20 minutes of trying to find someone who spoke english and lots of walking I found Luigi!! It was such a relief to find him. Sleep ...
Exploring Malta today right across from Libya
... at the siege of Rhodes in 1522 at the age of 28, became a slave on a Turkish galley, and fought during the 1565 siege of Malta. This last encounter with the Turks revealed the weaknesses in the Knight’s original base at Vittoriosa, so they moved across the harbor and established Valletta, an impregnable stronghold that has survived the centuries. This morning, visit the Grand Master’s Palace, designed by Gerolamo Cassar, with its ...
Valletta, Gozo and other cities
... out for lunch at an Irish Pub, both of us had ribs. After lunch we caught a bus to Valletta to the travel agent to check our ferry trip to Palermo is right because an email says it doesn’t operate - we are told it does, just wait and see I guess. We returned to St Julian’s on another local bus (saw Swan’s drycleaning shop - photo while on bus). We washed some clothes desperately.
12 NOVEMBER 2010 - St Julian’s. We ...
Gozo Island.....where time stood still!
... of Xewkija village, its dome is larger than that of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. It seems the bells are always ringing.
The island is nearly all limestone with two huge quarries. All the building are limestone. (Like Indiana University!)
We opted for a driver and a nice comfortable Mercedes today. It was just too strange to drive on the opposite side of the car and the opposite side of the road in a ...
The Red Tower
... to the public afterall, but we got distracted first by some headland that went past the tower, so we got out of the car and went for a wander along before coming back to the tower and going inside. There wasn't really a huge amount to see in the fort (which is also reflected in the cost of 1 euro per person), lots of information boards to read about the towers history and its restoration and some nice views of Malta and across to Gozo from the ...



