We’re dying for summer. But don’t be lulled by a bit of spring warmth. Chill and changeable are still the watchwords for March weather in Malta.
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We’re dying for summer. But don’t be lulled by a bit of spring warmth. Chill and changeable are still the watchwords for March weather in Malta.
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Weather in Malta in November is mild, moist but mostly set fair. You can still swim in warm seas, but you can shiver too!
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May in Malta is a joy. The last green and pleasant days before summer’s searing heat.
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Weather in Malta in January is mild by European winter norms, but menacing! Stormy one day, warm sun the next.
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Weather in Malta December is cool enough to put us in the frame of mind for Christmas, but it’s far from cold as ‘Up North’ knows it!
Read more »Fortifications, bastions, cavaliers, curtains, ravelins – so many names in Malta for stone walls of various kinds. Discover one that’s low, but still gives you bird’s eye views of Malta’s precious countryside.
Read more »Suddenly it’s back – water features in our landscape and not just in our swimming pools.
Read more »Malta’s rock of ages is actually very ‘young’; a mere 35 million years old. Dinosaurs were extinct 30 million years before our islands were formed! For more incredible geology facts on Malta, read on…
Read more »Little known facts on the Maltese Archipelago’s lesser known island, Comino. If you know only of its Blue Lagoon, read on.
Read more »It’s all well and good to read the guidebook entries, but nothing beats the views of someone living in a place. Here, in our first ‘my kinda town’ post, Andrew Galea Debono lifts the lid on Swieqi.
Read more »Water is always a hotly-debated topic in Malta. The islands are the ninth thirstiest country in the world if you calculate consumption per capita. So it’s little wonder that we have priests praying for water!
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