Foto: The cave inlets of the Blue Lagoon (bron: Ronald van der Veer)
Malta - The Blue Lagoon in Malta is truly a paradise on Earth. It is located between the small island of Comino and Gozo and is surrounded by a serene, tranquil atmosphere that is perfect for relaxation. The water has a stunning azure-blue color due to its shallow depth. During the summer months, it can get crowded, as the Blue Lagoon is quite small in size. There is a small sandy beach where you can enjoy the sun and beautiful surroundings. The Blue Lagoon is a popular stop for pleasure yachts of tourists and locals alike. Caution is advised with small children, as the currents can make the water dangerous. The area around the Blue Lagoon is ideal for hiking, snorkeling, diving, windsurfing, and other water sports. No cars are allowed on the island of Comino, making it a peaceful and quiet place. Beyond its natural beauty, the Blue Lagoon offers even more. The crystal-clear water provides a stunning view of underwater life. You can explore the underwater world and swim among colorful fish and coral. It’s also a popular destination for divers because of its diverse underwater caves and tunnels. The Blue Lagoon is truly a must-see during your visit to Malta. It is an oasis of peace and beauty where you can enjoy the sun and water, immersing yourself in the stunning natural surroundings. It's a place where you can completely unwind and relax.
Colorful harbor of Marsaxlokk
Malta - The natural harbor of Marsaxlokk Bay is the second-largest in Malta. It is the best place to see the traditional, colorful Maltese fishing boats known as luzzu, with their mythical eyes painted on the bow. The village is the main fishing port of the islands. ...
Dome Church St Marija Assunta in Mosta
Malta - The St. Marija Assunta is a stunning domed church in Mosta, in central Malta. The enormous dome of the Rotunda (dome) has a diameter of 40 meters. It is said to be the third-largest domed church in Europe, surpassed only by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome ...
The Narrow Streets of Valletta
Malta - Valletta is the capital of the Republic of Malta and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. The city was built in the 16th century, with the foundation stone laid on March 28, 1566. Pope Pius IV commissioned engineer Francesco Laparelli to ...