Red dunes of Wahiba desert, Oman
Category: Malta
Traveling review of 2015
Traveling year 2015 was unbelievable and exceptional from all sides. I realize that it won´t be easy to repeat it, at least for a couple of years, as we have two kids that go to elementary school. Or maybe not, you never know 🙂 We were on travels outside Slovenia … read more →
Valletta
Valletta is the capital of Malta. We were expecting dirty, dusty, chaotic city and were positively surprised. We liked the city, astoundingly. Not as much to spend our holidays there 🙂 but enough to come back second time and indulge in gourmet flavors that Valletta has to offer. Besides really … read more →
Dingli cliffs and Mdina – white city
For all of you that want to go exploring little island country Malta in the Spring, which offers a lot more than you would thing at the first sight – there are photos of one of its pearls that lies – where else – on its beautiful south shore. Dingli … read more →
South coat of Malta with megalithic temples Hagar Qim and Mnajdra
Only a few more days and here will be spring and May Day holidays. You know how it is with travelers. You can do statistics for past but more often and with grater pleasure you do statistics for the future – even more with employees that have limited amount of … read more →
Gozo island
When we went to Malta we already knew we want to see neighbouring island Gozo as well. There is very good connection to Gozo and another neighbouring island Comino with ferries or boats from the edge of North West Malta. You can catch a boat every half hour in the … read more →
Marsaxlokk
Marsaxlokk is wonderful, colorful but still genuine and very photogenic fisherman´s town on South East of Malta. We fell in love with it. It is famous by colorful fishing boats, which are at anchor all over the bay. They are painted with bright colors and with eyes drawn on bow … read more →
Malta
For autumn holidays we decided to explore little island on South of Europe – Malta. Because the strongest family member worked hard and earned a few more days off (is there anyone else who is always short of days off? 🙂 ), we visited Malta for six days – five … read more →