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Date:31 May 2017
Flying with Children
If you’re going on holiday with children this year, have you thought about how to keep them happy and entertained on the journey? A family holiday can be a great adventure, especially for young travellers. Being prepared and keeping
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Date:24 May 2017
Countryside and Hamlets around Rabat
The town of Rabat sits proudly on top of a hill in the centre of Malta. Though perhaps playing second fiddle to the more visited Mdina next door, Rabat is a highly interesting historical town. Tracing its origins to
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Date:18 May 2017
Gozo – Beyond the Dwejra area
The area to the north of Gozo’s Dwejra, (whose former top draw the Azure Window sadly collapsed into the sea in March 2017) is one of the remotest in the islands. It is an area of high windswept cliffs,
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Date:25 Apr 2017
Hobz Biz-Zejt – Maltese Bread With Tomatoes
Hobz Biz-Zejt is a favourite snack in Malta and Gozo. Not only is it tasty, it is very simple to make; an ideal nibble, especially for picnics. The main ingredients are bread, tomatoes , olive oil, salt and pepper. Other ingredients
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Date:10 Apr 2017
This trek’s for the truly adventurous…
Gnejna Bay is hugely popular in summer. The small stretch of sands can fill up quite quickly and sometimes even the car park runs out of spaces. In the winter and spring months it’s a somewhat different story and
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Date:01 Apr 2017
2017 Isle of MTV, Malta Music Event
On the 27th of June the annual Isle of MTV music event will kick off on the beautiful Mediterranean island of Malta for the 11th time in the event’s history. The flagship event (which is free) is part of Malta music
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Date:28 Mar 2017
The Garigue in Spring
For a country so small, the Maltese islands have a vast array of flora and fauna. While the fauna consists of mostly small animals whose tendency is to scurry and shy away from people, the flora does not bother
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Date:14 Mar 2017
The Chadwick Lakes…every drop counts
An adequate supply of water has always been an issue for the Maltese Islands. With an annual rainfall approximating just some 18 to 20 inches, water is a scarce commodity. The earliest known attempts to store water date back
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Date:09 Mar 2017
Dwejra – after the Azure Window
On the 8th of March Malta normally joins the international community to celebrate International Women’s Day but this year an unlucky diversion took away the spotlight abruptly off the fairer sex. At around 9.30am on the day news started
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Date:26 Feb 2017
Walking Malta – Ras il-Pellegrin
Malta’s mild winters and the brief but sometimes intense rainy season from September to November combine to bring out the best of the Maltese countryside. Dry and mostly barren from late May to August, Malta greens over during the
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