Sunflower Qawra
Garcia de Toledo St. Qawra, Island of Malta, SPB 06, Malta
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Meeting the Extended Family
... feeding ourselves after already having eaten so much back at the house. Arriving on a weekend, we quickly found out that there is always something going on in Malta on the weekends during summer. Tonight was a fundraiser, with a Michael Jackson impersonator raising money for a foundation which supports and houses Maltese’s children with cancer & their families when they need to go to London for treatment (A ...
First week, nothing but fun.
... of people right away. We head out around midnight for the clubs. SO MANY PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. If it were even possible there were more people on the streets than in the clubs, and After 6 hours of drinking and dancing with the mostly every nationality on the face of the earth, I decided along with a female coworker to head back to the ship. I love to haggle and bargain -- It's one of my qualities as a good traveler, an essential one. It had cost us 10 Lyra to ...
Gozo day and last day in Malta/Gozo
... watching.
Wandered around Victoria - can never tire of all these neat neat fortified narrow alley like villages. This one took a bit of a search to find and a few 'words' (B - why didn't you tell me you'd seen a sign to the Citadel 20 minutes ago?? ..hey, we've done so well so far!!) then a lunch in Te Ricurdu - another unique eating experience - sigh...back to salads and no bread soon enuf...and WHAT?? no white wine ...
Malta's Knights, Frights and Insites
... day 4 we have managed to visit the capital city of Valletta, Virttoriosa, Bugibba and the fishing village of Marsaxlokk. Buying a multi use bus pass is the way to go...though you might need a neck brace to protect yourself from the lack of suspension in the 1940's vintage carriers. Most of the bus drivers are the same vintage and just as ******ety. One driver got tired and told us to all get off and board another bus. Everyone did and no ...
Spectacular Malta
... We sat out on our balcony which looked upon the walls of the city and the quay. Bustling horse and carriages trotted smartly back and forth. The road going up the hill is steep, but these horses are strong and fit, pulling with little effort. They really fly.
We boarded our bus with no security issues( like aforementioned places) and started our tour. I know nothing of Malta, other ...



