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Elly01 Says: you can go down to Gnejna Bay this is one of the nicest beaches in Malta however be careful when going into the water as the seabed is quiet pebbly ! I have loads of memories on this beach ! It has a rocky section and a sandy section so anyone can choose his choice. In...
Go and Visit Castello Zammitello
Elly01 Says: On your way down to the beach in in Mgarr called Gnejna Bay there is this old castle which belonged to this Baron they say he was shot in the entrance however today it is being used for Sumer weddings as it has more of an outside area than an inside section. The Palace is...
And visit Skorba temple.......
leics Says: ....which is about half a mile's walk from Mgarr, in the 'hamlet' of Zebbieh.This is a World Heritage site, although not particularly easy to find (it's not well-signed). There are fewer remains still in situ than in other Maltese temple sites, but excavation in the 1960's...
Visit Ta Hagrat temples........
leics Says: This temple site actually has two temples side by side, one slightly later than the other (they date from around 3600 to 3200 BC). Part of a paved 'corridor' remains, and one of the temples still has three 'apses' visible.It's only open to the public on Tuesdays, from 9.30...
Ta' L-Ingliz: Don't miss the snails 'bebbux' in Maltese
Elly01 Says: This is another typical Maltese place however quieter than Ta' Soldi as its smaller however you have to book here as its small and also popular. These type of restaurants are popular especially for bachelor and hen parties ... here they serve rabbit, horse meat, pigeon and...
Ta' Soldi: Don't miss out on the mixed platter
Elly01 Says: This is a typical local Maltese restuarant. This place is always full up and no matter when you or do not book they always have place for you. If love a quiet place to eat do not go here coz the place is really a rowdy family place with kids a running about and people...
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This temple site actually has two temples side by side, one slightly later than the other (they date from around 3600 to 3200 BC). Part of a paved 'corridor'...
Q: Hi, I'm looking to stay in Gozo in the summer and have seen a lovely hotel in Mgarr. I can't work out what the beaches are like...
A: Gozo and Malta aren`t known for their sand(or grass). :-) Plenty of sun, though!
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More prehistoric temples.................
This Mgarr is on the island of Malta: it's not the Mgarr on Gozo where the ferry docks. It's actually a fairly small village with (inevitably in Malta) a fairly enormous church in its centre. It's......
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Rough Weather at Gnjena Beach in Mgarr !
The sea around this area can get very rough please do not attempt to swim in the Winter season when the sea is rough. Many people who visit Malta every year die like this and its not a very nice way...
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