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Hotels in St Pauls Bay
 | The Crown Hotel  |
Score 6.5 from 6 reviews | | St Aristarkus Street |  |
| Hotel is situated in a quiet area of Bugibba, yet only a few metres away from the lively promenade where one can find the shopping centre, restaurants and bars. Rocky beach is only a few metres away whilst the lovely sandy beaches can be reached by public bus/bus stop within walking distance. Hotel has a tastefully decorated restaurant, bar, internet cafe, tv lounge, games room. There is a large rooftop pool with sundeck/pool bar; indoor heated pool, sauna, fitness room. O'Connor's Irish Pub!! ... more | | |
 | Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz  |
Score 7.825 from 6 reviews | | Triq ir-Rokon |  |
| The KEMPINSKI HOTEL SAN LAWRENZ is more than just an exclusive hideaway resort with all the comforts 5 stars can offer. Surrounded by 30,000 sqm of gardens, the hideaway resort complex has been built to blend into the yellow limestone in a traditional style.
It provides space for 122 airy rooms consisting of Suites, Junior Suites, Premium and deluxe rooms, as well as 2 Presidential Suites made out of limestone, each of which is elegantly decorated. Besides the rustic atmosphere in the lobby with natural stone floors, palm trees, flower beds, local woods and Mediterranean colours ranging from golden yellow to full orange, clay red, to warm brown, guests find surroundings to relax the mind and body.
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 | Pergola Club Hotel & Spa  |
Score 8.2 from 35 reviews | | Adenau Street |  |
| The hotel is now also offering free Wi-Fi connection in the major public areas, including: the Pool Bar, the main terrace, the games room and surrounding areas, the Bonaventura Bar and the Restaurant and the Adenau Suite. ... more | | |
 | Palazzo Capua  |
Score 0 from 0 reviews | | Gorg Borg Olivier Street |  |
| Located in the heart of Sliema, Palazzo Capua offers a unique style of accommodation.
Palazzo Capua is a 200-year-old palace which has been tastefully restored to its former glory and today houses 5 suites, all expertly decorated to the highest standards. ... more | | |
| | Baystreet Hotel  |
Score 5 from 1 reviews | | St. George's Bay |  |
| The Baystreet Hotel offers good comfort and is situated within the Baystreet Tourist Complex and close to the sandy beach of St George's Bay.
There is an extensive range of facilities including retail outlets, An Artisan Market, a family entertainment centre and various dining possibilities.
The rooms are furnished to high standard and have private facilities, the safe is available against an extra cost. ... more | | |
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| Morning Tour to The Blue Grotto and Limestone Heritage |
3.5 - 4 hours |
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Be met at your hotel and escorted to the coach for a drive to the fishing village of Wied Iz- Zurrieq - a quaint fishing village nestled within high imposing cliffs. A natural shelter for the local fishing boats.
From here an optional 30 minute boat trip (fare not included) can be taken to reveal the splendors of the impressive Blue Grotto - a cathedral in stone, with nature as its architect. The Blue Grotto is famous for its crystal clear water with beautiful colors passing through it going from light blue to deep blue then green and even red.
The second part of you tour takes you to the Limestone Heritage - a disused quarry in the old village of Siggiewi turned into one of the most interesting and educational heritage trails in Malta. This unique attraction explains how Malta's history is written in stone from the early prehistoric times till today; the terminology and building techniques mostly unique to this island.
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| Gozo Highlights - Ggantija Prehistoric Temples, Ta' Pinu Shrine, Azure Window |
8 hours |
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Drive to the northernmost point of Malta, where you will board the Gozo ferry for a 20 minute crossing.
The first stop will be at the Ggantija Prehistoric Temples - Ggantija Temples in Xaghra, Gozo, are one of the most important archaeological sites in Malta. The origins of Ggantija date back to the Ggantija phase (3600 - 3200 BC). The gigantic dimensions of the megaliths have always struck a chord with popular imagination. In centuries past, some locals even believed that the Islands' temples, in particular those of Ggantija, were the work of giants.
Your next stop will be at the Basilica of Ta Pinu - one of the most outstanding churches in the Maltese Islands. The most popular Shrine on Gozo, where it is profoundly believed that back in 1883, Our Lady has spoken to a devotee from Gharb named Karmni Grima. Ta' Pinu Sanctuary is a place of great devotion and is of national importance. Numerous pilgrims, both locals and tourists visit Ta' Pinu Shrine all year round.
From here the tour will continue to the picturesque fishing village of Xlendi where lunch will be served in a 4 star hotel on the bay.
Following lunch, proceed to Dwejra to enjoy some of Gozo's geological wonders like the Azure window and inland sea. Next is a short stop at the Old Citadel or Kastell, which lies upon the likeliest strategic vantage point of Victoria. It defiantly dominates the town's skyline as intended by military architects of the day.
Time permitting there will be a panoramic drive along Qala Heights - imposing cliffs with grand views of the Mediterranean on the way back to the ferry.
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| Tarxien Prehistoric Temples and The Blue Grotto |
8 hours |
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Drive to the south of the island with the Tarxien Prehistoric Temples as the first stop.
This unique group of temples, dating from 3150 to 2500 BC, are the most complex of all temples in Malta. They comprise four temple units linked by a square court and they were the last to be built on the Islands. Their skilful construction and the elaborate design and workmanship suggest that the temple builders had gained considerable expertise over the millennia since the first phase of megalithic construction.
The temples are renowned for the detail of their carvings, which include stone idols, domestic animals carved in relief, altars and screens decorated with spiral designs and other patterns.
Your next stop will take you to the fishing village of Marsascala where you will be treated to a lunch at a restaurant renowned for it's fresh fish dishes. Following lunch the coach and guide will escort us to Ghar Dalam which literally means "Cave of Darkness" - Ghar Dalam Cave is a highly important site as it was here that the earliest evidence of human settlement on Malta, some 7,400 years ago, was discovered.
The history of the cave and of the Islands can be decoded from Ghar Dalam's stratigraphy. The lowermost layers, more than 500,000 years old, contained the fossil bones of dwarf elephants, hippopotami, micro-mammals and birds. Above the pebble layer that follows, is the so-called "deer" layer, dated to around 18,000 years ago. The top layer, dates to less than 10,000 years and holds evidence of the first humans on the Island.
The last stop is at Wied Iz-Zurrieq a quaint fishing village nestled within high imposing cliffs. From here an optional boat trip (fare not included) can be taken to reveal the splendors of the impressive Blue Grotto - a cathedral in stone, with Nature as its architect, Blue Grotto is an immense cave adorned with deep blue waters inside after which it takes its name.
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