Paradise Bay Resort Marfa
Paradise Bay, Marfa Marfa, MLH 0968, Malta
Travel Blogs Nearby
Seriously, does the sun need to be this bright?
... dinner without much rush. Dinner was fabulous as always and our waiters were as attentive as ever. As we ate, the sun started to go down and by the time we were done, it was dark except for the glow of the Maltese skyline. We stopped in to Vintages for some after dinner drinks and then Connie and I went back to the room to watch our departure and get some night shots as we pulled out. The evening was nice and warm and the sea was as flat as ...
On the up and up!
... much longer than 2-3 months. I am GUARANTEED one of three ships I request for my following contract. I don't have to deal with the hassle of the Miami office as much, which is so sick. The best part of any promotion, as you know, is the pay increase. How about a 35% pay increase in my case, yessuh! Another great part about this promotion to full time is that I will be here on this ship until September. This means that when the ship changes its itineraries for the summer months, ...
Valletta, Gozo and other cities
... onto bus 42 to the town of Xaghra where we went to Ggantija Temples that were erected in three stages over a period of several hundred years (c.3600 - 3000 BC). We didn’t spend a great deal of time here, Troy was more impressed than me. We walked to the nearby windmill and it wasn’t worth a visit so we headed ack to the bus stop. We arrive back in Victoria. We had a drink, looked around the department stores that happen to be open, ...
Disney Mediterranean Cruise: Malta = Small
... and cities. OK, I will be honest, it was also fairly boring in some of the towns and villages. The tour guide seemed to have a bit of an inferiority complex because she kept going on and on and on about the fact that Malta was SO SMALL At one point, she was discussing football (soccer) and she said that Malta got to play Italy or something. And that they lost, but not by too much and that they were so proud just to be able to ...
The Red Tower
Today was our last day on the island, but our flight wasn't until the afternoon, so there was still time for some more exploring. Not far from where we are staying is The Red Tower - I had read about this on an internet site and in a guide book and both said that it wasn't open to the public, we noticed when we drove past the bottom of the road earlier in the week though that it had opening times on a board, so we thought we'd drive up to it and see. It ...



