The view from our first hotel in St. Julians. There is a marina and our room faced the Mediterranean. At night, you could sit on the patio and hear the waves hit the rocks! So nice!
Most individuals sunbathe on the rocks. I prefer reading a book sitting upright instead of trying to lay on them.
The streets of Malta are very tiny!! Oh yeah, and the casino sticks out like a sore thumb. The only plus is that you are never really lost as long as you can see the casino.
View of city as the sun sets.
Some of the colorful fishing boats that Malta is well known for. I even got to witness someone painting thier boat by hand! Pretty cool.
Some little shops and restaurants that sit near a boating area.
Close up of a very colorful fishing boat!
The people of Malta love cats. They are everywhere! You can easily see 20 a day. They hang out in the hotels and at the outside restaurants. I hate cats.
Many boats in this small area. I am not sure how you actually get to the boat though. Maybe you have to swim to them in order to get on them?
So many boats!
Yes, this does look extremely dangerous. But this is how you get in and out of the Mediterranean. Try to avoid the rocks as best as you can...haha
Sunbathing on concrete. No big deal here as there is actually very little sandy beach areas to lay out.
Very large church in Malta. I'll have to do some more reseach to determine which church this is!
Well, at least they are honest?! lol Only in Malta...
You can sit on the steps and read or go into the shallow water. A word of caution though, you might have some run ins with jellyfish if you aren't careful!
Some older looking buildings in Malta. The architecture is pretty awsome.
Does anyone think that these closely resemble "Lay's Potato Chips" bags?
The city is quite dense!
The Mediterranean and the city of St. Julians.
