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This was another thing that fascinated me in Dwejra.
I stayed a while to watch the sea hitting the rocks and see how the blue water became whiter and whiter. It gave me the impression that the sea was made of milk instead of water.
Updated Oct 28, 2006
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Producing salt is a long time tradition in this area, as also in other places on the islands.
The salt from the salt pans in front of the Tower was also used by Capo Mastro or Castellano for raising money to cover the expenses with the construction of the tower.
Updated Oct 28, 2006
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The landscape at Dwejra is absolutely fabulous!
Steep rocky shores, the bluest sea I've ever seen, amazing clear sky and wonderful natural formations... an unbelievable place!
Updated Oct 28, 2006
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The landscape at Dwejra is absolutely fabulous!Steep rocky shores, the bluest sea I've ever seen, amazing clear sky and wonderful natural formations... an...
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Dwejra and its natural wonders
Place of an unspeakable natural beauty, Dwejra Point needs no description. Located on the western coastline of Gozo, Dwejra is the place where the Azure Window (perhaps the island's most famous...
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There's a Dwejra on Malta too, in fact quite a few places exist on Gozo and on Malta which makes picking the correct location a bit tricky. Anyway, Dwejra on Gozo is a point at the western side of......
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I've got some interesting experiences in Dwejra. I'd love to share with you the 1 tip I've written, the 3 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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- the Blue Hole, a romantic name, a.k.a. Inland Sea Channel, it supplies sea water to Dwejra's small Inland Sea * Dwejra, coastal area on Gozo, Malta's second largest island.
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