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About MaltaInfo
Budding Member | Member since 15th Mar 08
Citizenship: United KingdomMarital Status: Married
Occupation: consultant
About MaltaInfo:
Living in Malta and working as a consultant.
Hobbies:Snorkelling, free diving, the ocean,culture and travel. Love sharing, teaching and learning about new cultures,new opinions and of course number one has to be the beauty of this great little island!
Favourite places:The sea!
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Latest Blog Entry
Spring Holidays In Malta
Posted by MaltaInfo | 9th April 2008
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[b]This entry is for those of you who like to explore the more natural side of Malta. There are so many myths that there is no greenery, no beach space and no natural beauty in Malta that I thought a few photographs and a little explanation is in hand.
The images I have uploaded are of the North of Malta, Mellieha, St.Paul's Bay, Mistra and surrounding areas and were all taken on the 9th April 2008. This will give a good indication of the weather and natural vegetation.Images in the photo gallery taken during March of this year will show the general landscape , which is very rocky and a good trek- great for climbers and offers quite a bit of shade in between caves and open spaces.
[b]The sea scenes are here to blast the myth that Malta is full of jelly fish which apparently attack each and every swimmer they can find. As you can see, there are no jelly fish in the pictures. I have no hypno
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Full information and service (as required) or simple friendly information about Malta, appartments, hire vehicles tourist attractions and landmark culture or a more native look at the real Malta. Access to all things connected to the sea (snorkelling, diving, cruises , hotspots). I am available for a friendly meet up and chatter or as a "paid for service "to arrange anything you may need from landing in Malta to leaving the island. Watch out though, this island has so much to offer that you may never want to leave it again!
