Sliema Travel Blogs

Eeeek. What a fabulous month this has been. Well, sorta. It was very up and down, but you don't wanna hear all the boring stuff, but it was an action packed 4 weeks that I had back in Melbourne, so much to do, so many people to see, and do you think that I got it all done? Nup!!! But I've already b…

Sliema (or Tas-Sliema) is a town located on the northeast coast of Malta. It is a centre for shopping, restaurants and café life. Sliema, which means 'peace, comfort', was once a quiet fishing village. Around the 1850s Sliema became a summer resort for the well-to-do and before long the resort g…

What a beautiful place Malta is! Still absolutely loving it! Only just discovered where the beach is today (like a two second walk from where I've been hanging out in Paceville recently) so I'll be spending tomorrow there, cheaply! It's been tough, to say the least. I bought a pair of flip flops t…

Some pictures of Malta - Algunas foticos de Malta.

The zone of Sliema and the neighbor of San Julian constitute the zone of the hotels and more tourist of Malta. Several hotels exist from 5 stars to pensions. It is necessary to very consider that the stars of the hotels of Malta are not compared with stars of Spain, because they are inflated, 4…

4 years ago when I studied at College, a small group of students was sent to Malta to improve our english. I was in group. And even hadn't realised how wonderful it appeared to be!!! Beaches, palms, ancient towns, pretty cafes, interesting shops with souveniers, bright night cities and sea, sea, sea...

Words and photos are not sufficient enough to describe all that has happened. In this blog I will summarize in brief some of the things that I've experienced, learned, seen.. Welcome and I hope you enjoy this small "couch trip" around Malta!

the city proper is surprisingly small,but the spirit of urbanity continues in nearby towns.The clear water of Gozo and Comino have helped Malta become a major tourist destination.

This past spring my boyfriend and I went to Malta. We are thinking about moving there next year! He is Maltese though born and raised in Canada. He has been to Malta a couple of times but this was my first trip. Needless to say, I absolutely fell in love with Malta. We were only there for 2 week, but it was amazing. I loved everything about it. The history, the weather, the people etc. Can't wait to go back again. Here are some photos of our trip.We took so many, but here is a taste :o)

Malta was pleasant for one week as the island is small. One of the main attraction is the churches. The buses are a fun experience and cheap. Don't go to Malta for beaches despite water is crystal clear, a lot of them are rocky and small. Gozo has nicer beaches.

I went there for summer school of english and spent great 2 weeks...unfortunately I dont have so many pictures because I had an accident with my camera...anyway I have nice small town St.Julians in my memory and club "7 Rooms" and also great coctails they were making for us every night...

Malta Marathon 2007

I spent two weeks in the beautiful resort of Qawra and loved every minute of my time in Malta. Some people have told me they didn't fancy it cos it was too small but I really LOVED it in Malta and wouldn't mind going back sometime. And it was the first time I'd ever been on a plane too, so I was quite nervous before and after. But I still enjoyed it.