Malta (Southern Region) – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Malta – Southern Region – Snakes

I wasn’t entirely thrilled to see this. Apparently there are black Western Whip snakes and Leopard snakes roaming around free

There has been a church on this site since the early seventeenth century, although the current building primarily dates to

This is one of the ten Lascaris Towers which were built 1637 and 1652, with nine of the towers still

The Blue Grotto was at the end of our walk along the southern part of Malta, starting from the Dingli

The Fawwara Aqueduct was the country’s second and was designed to transport water between Fawwara and locations such as Luqa,

Located just to the north of Birżebbuġa is this prehistoric cave which is where the first evidence of human life on

Located near to the Ħaġar Qim Temples, these temples are of a similar date although are made from a different

This is the Congreve Memorial which commemorates the life of Walter Norris Congreve, a well respected English army officer who later

Ħaġar Qim Temples date to around 3,500BC and are another in the series of neolithic temples across Malta which still

The island at the rear of the three photos below is Filfla, which is around five kilometres to the south