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It's So Hard to Say Goodbye...
... truly a Mediterranean storm at its wildest. We wondered what the cruise ships experience when they're in the middle of it. But, by the time we ventured out the next morning it was hot, sunny and mostly dried up. We would be remiss if we didn't tell you about all the road work and heritage site restoration that is underway here and on Gozo, compliments of the EU ... and we think it's wonderful. Malta joined the European Union in ...
A trip to Mgarr
... places and give us a "locals tour" of the country! We flew in to Malta late Friday evening and didn't have much of a chance to see Malta in the taxi ride from the airport, but had a quick look around St Julian's bay and dining district when we went out for dinner. What we saw was a massive surprise. I'm not sure what it was that we expected to see or experience when we came to Malta, but already it was surprising us. As Malta had been under British rule ...
Wow Malta's great!
... involved in their great history whilst enjoying a 1.5 hour boat trip. The boat company, Captain Morgan Cruises, does wonderful day trips to Comino and Gozo. Unfortunately there were no trips on the days we wanted to go but we had planned to go to Gozo anyway. Gozo is a place a totally recommend for some peace and quiet. We stayed at Ta' Cenc Hotel. Not quite five star luxury but the surroundings and the walks are ...
Our first summer in Malta
... anyway). One aspect which is a major drawing card for Malta as a destination is that English is widely spoken here.
We’re blessed with a 5km promenade (good for people watching from our small terrace) just a step outside the front door. It also makes up for a lack of a private garden and the space South Africans are spoiled with.
A real highlight of the week was when Doris surprised us with two fresh pieces ...
Malta
... knights to World War II. The Apostle Paul was shipwrecked here and hid out for 3 months. There is so much history on this little island it is worth an internet or history search to learn all about it.
We met some shipboard friends and took a tour of the island. The guide was very informative and we stopped at some very historical sites. We first stopped at the St. Johns Co-Cathedral. The inside of this church is very ornate and ...
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