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Favorite thing: The HSBC bank offers the best rates when you have to change your money. Also there are ATM machines and automatic Change machines available beyond the business hours.
Don't wait till the last minute; sometimes the machines are out of money or need service. Power outage is also not uncommon on the island.
2009 Update: As Malta intoduced the Euro as the National currency; the need to change money for most West European visitors is decreased.
Updated Oct 10, 2009
Favorite thing: Just wanted to add to the comments regarding map of Bugibba etc. Maps for each holiday location in Malta, including Bugibba, can all be found on maltamaltamalta.com showing the sights and local restaurants etc. Excellent info on the sights too.
Written Sep 14, 2009
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Favorite thing: Qawra (and bugibba) is easy to walk around but a map does come in handy, the best map we found was a free one which is on the back of one of the leaflets for the Classic Car museum. on the back is an Ordanance survey type map of Qawra that we found very usefull.
Written Jul 21, 2009
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Favorite thing: You can find public Internet access in several stores and bars around. You buy a ticket of the local Malta server and any time left can be used at other access points too.
Next to Internet access these shops also provide cheap international phone connections.
Written Sep 6, 2004
Favorite thing: This a photo taken from the Road leading to Bugibba and Qawra juts outside Kennedy Grove.
Written May 16, 2007
Favorite thing: Here you can see where Bugibba is located..
Written Apr 23, 2006
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Favorite thing: There are some smaller farmacies in the back streets. Look for the green cross on the shop sign.
Written Sep 18, 2004
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Favorite thing: A new mail branch office is at the Mercure Gran Hotel San Antonio in the Tourist street (2 blocks from the bus terminal-3).
Updated Sep 7, 2004
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Favorite thing: The potable water in Malta is drinkable, but it's a little salty.
Better buy some mineral water at the street stands.
The big water trucks carry swimming pool water.
Written Sep 7, 2004
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Favorite thing: There are public toilets at some places; just follow the signs.
Otherwise just enter a bar.
Written Sep 7, 2004
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There are public toilets at some places; just follow the signs.Otherwise just enter a bar.
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