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A nice walk but one you should NOT do in summer as it is much too hot.

Crystal clear water - a paradise for divers!

You are usually in good company 😁

Nice view from above; the coast is only accessible by boat

The idyllic fishing port of San Giljan. With many traditional fishing boats and lots of restaurants around the harbor.

A popular day trip destination in Malta and popularly known as the 'LOVE' sculpture standing over the water in Spinola Bay in St Julian's.

L-Għadira ta' Sarraflu is a permanent freshwater pond which resembles a small oasis. Due to the scarce rainfall in the island, this pond is important both for water loving creatures as well as for locals. A popular annual spring fair, generally in April, is held at the pond and many enjoy picnics and walks in the area.

The Inland Sea, sometimes called Qawra in Maltese and also known as Dwejra, is a lagoon of seawater on the island of Gozo linked to the Mediterranean Sea through an opening formed by a narrow natural arch. It was probably formed where a geological fault in the limestone had created a sea cave and the roof then collapsed. On one side there is a gently shelving stony beach with several fishermen's huts. The boats are often pulled up on to the stony beach. The bottom of the lagoon is also mostly pebbles and rocks and is fairly shallow. Exiting through the tunnel towards open sea, the floor drops away in a series of shelves to a depth of up to 35 meters on the outside. Jacques Cousteau said the Inland Sea was among his top ten dives. On calm days fishing boats, known in Maltese as luzzijiet, can pass through the tunnel. Some of the boats are used to take visitors through the archway and then for a tour of the nearby cliffs and other sites, mainly to the Fungus Rock and to the site of the previous large natural arch in the cliffs called the Azure Window.