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Are there sandy beaches in Malta and in what places?
I'm going to go to Malta to rest, but only if there are sandy beaches.
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Malta has 11 sandy beaches, but these are not the vast expanses of the Dominican Republic, and not even the small beaches of Turkey and Egypt. The beaches are small and located in coves outside of major cities, so there are not so many so-called beach hotels. The most popular sandy beaches in Malta are Golden Bay (Golden Bay), Ghajn Tuffieha (Ain Tuffiha), Gnejna Bay (Gnejna Bay), Paradise Bay (Paradise Bay) and Mellieha Bay (Melliha Bay, also called Adira - Ghadira).
You can read about all the beaches on the net.
First of all, if you want to go to Malta, then you need to understand that Malta is not a country where everyone goes to the beach in the morning and wallows there until the very evening)))) Malta is a clear sea, ancient history, unique landscape. ..
You can read about all the beaches on the net.
First of all, if you want to go to Malta, then you need to understand that Malta is not a country where everyone goes to the beach in the morning and wallows there until the very evening)))) Malta is a clear sea, ancient history, unique landscape. ..
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answered 15 years ago
...and far from being so safe for tourists (take care of your wallets and valuables!). Yes, the beaches are sandy in the bays, I advise Golden Bay. He is also at the center of party life.
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answered 15 years ago
... in our transport and in the markets they steal "already the guy is making noise." They steal everywhere, you don’t need to be afraid of this, you just need to be careful))))
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answered 15 years ago
..God forbid you find yourself in a situation that I and dozens of Britons, standing in line at the police station, got into there! ..In Malta, theft is a way of life, an island, in a word.
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answered 15 years ago
I don't remember any sand in Melieha Bay, although I mostly swam there. As far as I remember, there were stone slabs. Although, perhaps, I have sclerosis, because. it wasn't yesterday.
Of the sandy beaches, I remember Golden Bay (it seems to be bigger) and Paradise Bay. And also in St. Julian's Bay seemed to have sand too, but the beach itself is narrow and not very clean.
Of the sandy beaches, I remember Golden Bay (it seems to be bigger) and Paradise Bay. And also in St. Julian's Bay seemed to have sand too, but the beach itself is narrow and not very clean.
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answered 15 years ago
Gozo also has a sandy beach, which is almost empty and very clean. The fact is that Gozo has very few hotels and almost all high stars.
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answered 15 years ago
On the island of Gozo, there is a gorgeous beach with clean (very dark yellow) sand.
An excellent sandy beach on Mellieha Bay - the girl writing about the plates obviously messed up something.
Small but pretty beach in Paradise Bay - we mostly went there.
I do not recommend Golden Bay: there is NO WHERE to park a car, the beach is large, but DIRTY - I was very reminded of our beach in Odessa - cigarette butts, pieces of paper, garbage and other joys ...
Some of the very expensive fives also have imported Jordanian sand, but you need to look in the reviews for which one.
In general, it’s better to see Valletta, Mdina, Gozo, megaliths, Vittorioso, Mosta, festa, go on a yacht, and not do garbage with the beach - we managed to go to the beach 2 days out of eight ...
And again I want to Malta !!!!!!!!
An excellent sandy beach on Mellieha Bay - the girl writing about the plates obviously messed up something.
Small but pretty beach in Paradise Bay - we mostly went there.
I do not recommend Golden Bay: there is NO WHERE to park a car, the beach is large, but DIRTY - I was very reminded of our beach in Odessa - cigarette butts, pieces of paper, garbage and other joys ...
Some of the very expensive fives also have imported Jordanian sand, but you need to look in the reviews for which one.
In general, it’s better to see Valletta, Mdina, Gozo, megaliths, Vittorioso, Mosta, festa, go on a yacht, and not do garbage with the beach - we managed to go to the beach 2 days out of eight ...
And again I want to Malta !!!!!!!!
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answered 14 years ago