
The Blue Hole at Dwejra is a shaft in the rock
A natural chimney in the limestone opens through an arch into the open sea. It is the best known dive in Malta…

A natural chimney in the limestone opens through an arch into the open sea. It is the best known dive in Malta…

The Xlendi, the Cominoland and the Karwela were all sunk on purpose off the south coast of Gozo. You can swim between…

A Libyan tanker exploded in the Malta Drydocks in 1995. Three years later it was towed out and sunk on purpose, and…

Junior Eurovision, the Rolex Middle Sea Race, Notte Bianca and the Three Palaces Festival all land in the same four weeks.

The island runs on clubs. Band clubs, dive schools, walking groups, football nurseries and a hundred village societies, most of them open…

Valletta stays open until the early hours. Palaces, museums and churches that charge in the day let you in for nothing, and…

A 200 megawatt link to Ragusa carries a large share of it, and a gas plant at Delimara makes the rest. Both…

It starts at one, it runs to four, and it is the meal the week is built around. Book, and do not…

The colour comes from sunlight bouncing off the sea floor into the cave. By the afternoon the sun has moved and the…

Shore fishing needs no licence and costs nothing. The lampuki season runs from late August to December and is the one worth…

The change is not gradual. Humidity drops, the nights cool first, and the daytime figure barely moves for another fortnight.

The island is small enough to catch both in one day. Dingli and Gozo for the sunset, Marsaxlokk and the eastern cliffs…
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