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Walking in Malta - Malta, Gozo and Comino

Cover of Walking in Malta
Availability
Reprinted
Cover
Paperback - Laminated
Published
6 Oct 2010
Edition
First
ISBN
9781852844226
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ISBN (10)
1852844221
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 1.4cm
Weight
270g
Pages
224
No. Maps
49
No. Photos
77
Originally Published
1 Oct 2004

Walking in Malta

33 routes on Malta, Gozo and Comino by Paddy Dillon

The guidebook describes 33 walks on Malta, as well as other routes on the neighbouring islands of Gozo and Comino. Year-round walking with old towns including Valetta, fine coastlines and good transport. Easy access, a long history. Guidebook includes all planning information. More...

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Seasons

Spring is best, high summer perhaps too hot for strenuous walking. Winter walking is fine, but it Read More... can be rainy and (even!) a little cold.

Centres

It's not a big island (similar to the Isle of Wight) so anywhere will be fine, it depends more on Read More... the sort of evenings you want.

Difficulty

Half- and full-day walks, usually easy, but with some longer stretches along the clifftops.

Must See

Old Valetta (a World Heritage Site); excellent walking on cliff coastlines out of the towns; Read More... historic buildings of the many peoples who have come to Malta.
 
 

October 2011

Bus Services - Pages 26-28.
The entire public transport system on Malta and Gozo has been completely overhauled. The ex-British public transport buses have been withdrawn, and replaced by fleets of new buses operated by Arriva. Route numbers quoted in the book are no longer valid.

Obtain up-to-date timetables on the islands, or check timetables in advance using the website - www.arriva.com.mt

February 2011

Walk 2 - Building work has been reported at Fort St Rocco, where it may not be possible to follow the route as described. It may be better to use the bus to Xghajra and start the walk at that point.

Walk 30 - Ramla Bay - The dunes may be cordoned off while conservation work is taking place. Please do not cross any areas where such work is taking place, but detour round them to continue along the route.

 
 
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