The actual summer season may soon be officially over but who says that we must stop going to the beach? The water temperature remains bearable well into November and for the braver ones even December. Plus once the children all go back to school (most start on the 28th September, mark it on your calendars) [...]
Hagar Qim (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Located close to the village of Qrendi in the South of Malta, dating to the Ggantija period (3600 BC to 3200 BC) and built from the soft Globigerina limestone. It is particular as it consists of only one single temple, which is unseen in any other temples in Malta.
You think the pyramids in Egypt or Stonehenge found in the United Kingdom are old? Think again! The prehistoric temples found in Malta are even older and are in fact the oldest standing stone structures to be found anywhere in the world.
Hidden for many centuries and nearly forgotten through Malta’s long history they were rediscovered [...]
Dolphins are definitely one of the most loved animals on our planet, equally loved by children and adults alike.
Their face seems to have a permanent smile on it, giving them an appearance of constant happiness. They are also known to be extremely intelligent, shining performers and loving caring mammals that are capable of a unique [...]
The Maltese islands lie in the center of the Mediterranean, 93km south of Sicily and 300km north of Libya. The archipelago is made up of the islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino, plus the tiny uninhabited islets of Cominotto in the north and Filfla, about 5km off the southern coast. Together the islands make up [...]
