Malta, Europe's Hidden Gem! Top 5 places, 4k HD!
In this video, we're exploring Malta from above, taking you on a journey to some of the most beautiful places in the country. From beautiful beaches to ancient cities that will make you want to travel to Malta right away!
If you're looking for a unique travel experience, then check out this video! We'll take you to some of the most beautiful places in Malta, showing you how to explore them from above in stunning 4K resolution! Whether you're a traveler or not, this video is a must-watch!
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The Ultimate Malta Travel Guide: Budget Tips, Transportation, and More
Welcome to the Ultimate Malta Travel Guide where we’ll share with you Malta’s stunning beaches, rich history, and impressive walled cities. We spent 7 days here exploring Malta's major cities and islands and will be sharing our top tips on what to see, what to eat, all the costs, and how to get around this beautiful island. And as a bonus, we will include our thoughts on relocating to Malta permanently as Malta is high on our list of places we could see ourselves living permanently.
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1:13 Valletta's Must-Sees
9:42 How to Get to the Blue Grotte
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17:25 Mdina
19:38 Gozo & Comino Islands
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21:37 Our Thoughts on Relocating to Malta
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Villa Bighi & Kalkara | S2 EP: 5, part 1| The Local Traveller with Clare Agius | Malta
Kalkara, a small fishing village, is believed to be one of the first areas to be inhabited by the initial dwellers of Malta that came from nearby island of Sicily.
In this clip, Clare meets Knight Duncan Brincat from Assoċjazzjoni Wirt il-Kalkara and explores historic sites around Kalkara, namely Villa Bighi.
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THE MALTA DIARIES - Filming Locations
Numerous locations in Malta, Gozo and Comino have appeared in Film and TV productions throughout the years. Here are just a few of the places that you can visit to find out why the camera loves them.
MALTA & GOZO [4K] – MALTA’23 W 11 DNI! – TOP 40! DRONE & WALK (#0 zabytki i atrakcje wyspy słońca)
... zapowiedź kolejnego cyklu wizualnych opowieści ... tym razem o Malcie. Wszystkie odwiedzone miejscowości zostaną udokumentowane oddzielnymi filmami. Polecam śledzenie szczegółowej relacji z wyprawy … ;-)
+ krótka historia małego drona:
… nie żeby aż tak „dawno, dawno temu” mały dron po raz pierwszy wyjechał na wakacje poza granice rodzinnego kraju. Dzielnie mu w tej podróży towarzyszyłem i choć mieliśmy chwile rozterek i spontanicznych nieporozumień rozstaliśmy się tylko na parę godzin, kiedy to (zapewne w ramach złośliwego focha) postanowił trochę ode mnie odpocząć i stracił więź z kontrolerem. Uznał chyba, że zwali winę na silny wiatr i w obliczu wyładowanej baterii wyląduje, gdzie mu się akurat spodoba. Pierwotnie planował wodować w Morzu Śródziemnym, jednak perspektywa utraty na zawsze kontaktu ze swoim panem i władcą chyba go nieźle przeraziła i ostatkiem sił doleciał nad urokliwą skalistą plażę, pokornie wylądował, po czym trafił obce ręce … Najwyraźniej niespecjalnie mu się tam podobało, więc postanowił wrócić skłaniając nowych właścicieli do kontaktu ze mną. Jakże cieszyliśmy się obaj z ponownego spotkania, wszak kilka miejsc zamierzaliśmy jeszcze odwiedzić razem. Tak też zrobiliśmy uznając zgodnie, iż o chwilowych nieporozumieniach definitywnie zapominamy …
P.S. … wraz z moim kumplem Miniakiem uznaliśmy, że warto podzielić się doświadczeniami z tego wyjazdu:
Wbrew wielu opiniom, sugestiom i „dobrym poradom” – na Malcie można latać właściwie WSZĘDZIE !!! … o ile tylko rzecz jasna pozwolą na to warunki pogodowe. Nawet w mniej wietrzne dni (jak wskazują na to aplikacje prognozowe) niestety często zdarzają się bardzo silne podmuchy wiatru. Generalnie nie było dnia bez mniejszego, bądź silniejszego wiatru. Zdarzały się też momenty, kiedy nawet myśl o lataniu do głowy nie przychodziła, a i o czapkę na głowie trza było z porywami walczyć.
Oficjalnie trzeba zgłaszać każdy lot … i tu pojawia się „mały” problem. Strona Civil Aviation Directorate: nie wyświetla się poprawnie na smartfonie i jest dostępna tylko z komputera/laptopa. Urząd lotnictwa nie posiada też żadnej aplikacji na telefon (np. takiej jak polski „Droneradar”) monitorującej w czasie rzeczywistym lokalizację Waszego drona. Jednym słowem: urząd lotnictwa nie ma zielonego pojęcia – kiedy, gdzie, jak wysoko i jak długo latacie! Oczywiście warto (dla picu rzecz jasna) zarejestrować się na w/w portalu (koszt.: 10 EUR) + wykupić wcześniej ubezpieczenie OC dla użytkownika drona (ok. 90-110 zł/rok). Bez polisy OC nie ma możliwości rejestracji.
Oczywiście (także dla picu, heh) zgłaszałem potencjalne loty z 1-dniowym wyprzedzeniem mniej więcej oznaczając punkt startu i przewidywany czas spędzony w powietrzu. Na szczęście można wybrać maksymalnie aż 4-godzinny przedział, nie trzeba się zatem spieszyć, by dotrzeć na miejsce punktualnie. W przypadku deklaracji maksymalnego pułapu 60 m + promienia zasięgu lotu nie większego niż 100 m pozwolenie jest generowane automatycznie. Nawet w strefie oficjalnej blokady (ścieżki podejścia do lotniska) otrzymałem zgodę na loty i to raptem kilka godzin po wysłaniu zgłoszenia!
Generalnie: lata się tu łatwiej niż w Polsce (!), gdzie aplikacja Droneradar, tudzież czasem sama aplikacja DJI nie pozwalają nawet na start drona. DJI tylko raz ograniczyło mi start (Paola), ale już po przejściu ok. 200 m (Tarxien) mój Miniak spokojnie wystartował!
Staram się nie udzielać „dobrych rad”, jednak nie mogę się powstrzymać przed jedyną wg mnie słuszną sugestią: nie traktujcie „porad” w necie jako jedyną wykładnię stanu rzeczywistego. Moje wywody też traktujcie lekko – to tylko subiektywny opis własnych doświadczeń …
I co najważniejsze: próbujcie latać wszędzie i doświadczajcie emocji widoków z lotu ptaka indywidualnie gdzie się tylko da – WARTO! … może ujęcia z mego drona Was do tego przekonają … ????
Mapa odwiedzonych miejsc:
1. XEMXIJA + ST. PAUL’S BAY
2. MOSTA
3. MDINA
4. RABAT
5. SENGLEA/ISLA
6. COSPICUA/BORMLA
7. VITTORIOSA/BIRGU
8. KALKARA + FORT RICASOLI
9. ŻABBAR
10. NAXXAR
11. VALLETTA
12. MARSASKALA
13. HOTEL JERMA (ABANDONED)
14. ST. PETER’S POOL
15. DELIMARA FORT + DELIMARA LIGHTHOUSE
16. MARSAXLOKK ( + GUEST STARRING: AARON ECKHART ????)
17. BIRŻEBBUGA
18. MGARR + GHAJNSIELEM (GOZO)
19. NADUR (GOZO)
20. VICTORIA/RABAT (GOZO)
21. TA PINU (GOZO)
22. GHARB (GOZO)
23. MGARR (MALTA)
24. GNEJNA BEACH
25. BLUE GROTTO
26. ŻURRIEQ
27. PAOLA + TARXIEN
28. MELIEHA
29. SELMUN + FORT CAMPBELL
30. POPEYE VILLAGE
31. RED TOWER/ST. AGHATA’S TOWER
32. SLIEMA + FORT TIGNE
33. GŻIRA + MANOEL FORT
34. MSIDA
35. DINGLI CLIFFS
36. BUGGIBA
37. QUAWRA – AQUARIUM
38. XEWKIJA (GOZO)
39. XAGHRA
40. DWEJRA BAY + INLAND SEE
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* kamera: GOPRO HERO 8 BLACK [4K]
* gimbal: FEIYUTECH G6
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Explore Malta Part 12 Kalkara Malta @edojanic2942
Kalkara is a fishing town with about 3,000 inhabitants located at the entrance to the Grand Harbor across from Valleta and the town of Birgu. The construction of the Cottonera Lines fortifications around the towns of Birgu (Vittorioss), Bormia (Cospicua), Isla (Senglea) and the Ricasoli fortress at the entrance to the Grand Harbor of Kalkara it becomes a place where the residents of the Three Cities spent the summer and built holiday homes. Famous attractions include Villa Portelli, Villa Bighci, i.e. Explora science center, Kalkara cross, chapel of the savior, parish church.
KALKARA - MALTA WALKING TOURS - From the City Gate to Esplora and back...
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Bormla
2:00 - Kalkara City Gate
3:35 - Arriving to the coast
7:04 - Parish Church
7:57 - Enterint to the Kalkara Parish Church
10:20 - Coastal walk
10:57 - Rotating fireworks
14:54 - Kalkara Marina
22:01 - A few words about Esplora
25:12 - Villa Bighi
28:08 - Esplora
29:45 - Birgu View from Esplora
36:50 - Ir-Rinella street
42:27 - Back to the Main Square of Kalkara
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Kalkara is a village in the South Eastern Region of Malta, The name is derived from the Latin word for lime, and it is believed that there was a lime kiln present there since Roman times.
Malta Cruise Tour Part 4 Valletta & The 3 Ancient Cities Vittoriosa Kalkara & Sengleal MALTA TRAVEL
Final part of the Malta cruise Tour taking in the three ancient cities, Vittoriosa Kalkara & Sengleal
A visit to Malta is not complete without a boat tour and this tour is value for money and very enjoyable.
The Hop On Hop Off bus service stops right next to the harbour in Slemina making this tour very accessible.
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Top 10 Best Hotels to Visit in Cospicua | Malta - English
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With the plentiful options available in Cospicua best hotels, travellers are spoiled for choice when it comes to best hotels in Cospicua. For those on a budget, Cospicua has many great hotels in Cospicua and guest houses that provide both safety and comfort. Some of the newly built hotels have been awarded for their design, and more continue to open up. There are also capsule hotels in Cospicua, some of which are women-only. For more privacy, there are mid-tier and business famous hotels in Cospicua that provide convenience and all the basic amenities, making a great option for travellers who plan to spend most of their time out exploring the city. From our collective time spent in this amazing city and from feedback gathered from our travel network here is a list of our favourite top 10 hotels in Cospicua.
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There are many beautiful hotels in Cospicua. Malta has some of the best hotels in Cospicua. We collected data on the top 10 hotels to visit in Cospicua. There are many famous hotels in Cospicua and some of them are beautiful hotels in Cospicua. People from all over Malta love these Cospicua beautiful hotels which are also Cospicua famous hotels. In this video, we will show you the beautiful hotels to visit in Cospicua.
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Fort Rinella, en la ciudad de Kalkara (Malta).
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Malta Grand Harbour
The harbour mouth faces north east and is bounded to the north by Saint Elmo Point and further sheltered by an isolated breakwater and is bounded to the south by Ricasoli Point. Its north west shore is formed by the Sciberras peninsula, which is largely covered by the city of Valletta and its suburb Floriana. This peninsula also divides Grand Harbour from a second parallel natural harbour, Marsamxett Harbour. The main waterway of Grand Harbour continues inland almost to Marsa. The south eastern shore of the harbour is formed by a number of inlets and headlands, principally Rinella Creek, Kalkara Creek, Dockyard Creek, and French Creek, which are covered by Kalkara and the Three Cities: Cospicua, Vittoriosa, and Senglea. The harbour has been described as Malta's greatest geographic asset.[2]
With its partner harbour of Marsamxett, Grand Harbour lies at the centre of gently rising ground. Development has grown up all around the twin harbours and up the slopes so that the whole bowl is effectively one large conurbation. Much of Malta's population lives within a three kilometer radius of Floriana. This is now one of the most densely populated areas in Europe. The harbours and the surrounding areas make up Malta's Northern and Southern Harbour Districts. Together, these districts contain 27 of 68 local councils. They have a population of 213,722 which make up over 47% of the total population of the Maltese islands.
Kalkara Malta, by the sea
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Kalkara is a small town with an area of 1.75km2 and a population of around 3,000 people. Kalkara is located in the Eastern part of Malta and it looks over the Grand Harbour. The town gets its name from the Calce, lime in Italian, since there was a lime kiln present there during the Roman times. Kalkara has two bays leading to the Grand Harbour known as Rinella Bay and Kalkara Creek and two peninsulas called Bighi and Ricasoli.
Historians believe that the Kalkara area was was the first to be inhabited when the first people came to Malta from Sicily. The inlets seem to be adequate shelter from the heavy storms of the Mediterranean Sea. Kalkara is known for boat building, in particular, the Maltese dgħajsa and barklori. The locals participate actively in the traditional boat races, known as the regattas, building their own boats.
The first stone of the current Parish Church was laid on the 13th October, 1946, after the previous one was destroyed in the Second World War. The church was designed on a neo-classical style by Vincenzo Bonello and Joseph D’Amato. The titular statue of St. Joseph is a wooden masterpiece that was created by the famous artist Ferdinando Stuflesser in Bolzano. The church was further adorned throughout the years; in 1953, Loreto Mintoff donated an exceptional high-altar made of marble, while the marble pulpit, the marble pavement and the Via Sacra were added along the years.
Kalkara: Things to see and do
Fort Ricasoli: This fort on the Rinella Peninsula was built by Grandmaster Nicholas Cottoner to defend the entrance of the Grand Harbour from the Turks. Giovanni Ricasoli contributed a lot for the fort’s construction, and that’s from where the fort got its name. The fort was used both by the Knights and the British, who also used it as a prison.
Fort Our Saviour: In 1724, Grandmaster Manoel de Vilhena wanted to build a fort close to the entrance of Kalkara in order to protect the adjacent Vittoriosa and to have a lookout at the Grand Harbour.
Villa Bighi: In 1650, Fra Giovanni Bighi constructed a large villa facing the entrance of the Grand Harbour. During the plague of 1813 the villa was used as a hospital, however, it was then pulled down to build a Naval Hospital instead. Bighi Naval Hospital took two years to be completed and was used extensively during the British reign. Nowadays, it serves as the International School of Restoration.
Villa Portelli: Overlooking the Kalkara Creek, there is Villa Portelli which was built by Sir Agostino Portelli as a summer residence. Throughout the Second World War, this villa was the residence of the Flag Officer, while from 1961, the Admirals started to use it as their residence.
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VIAJE A FORT RINELLA | Malta
Fort Rinella (Malta).
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Kalkara From a drone's eye view
Kalkara, located in the sounthern part of Malta, is known for the historical places found within the coast. It's population is around 3000 people and over looks Valletta and The Grand Harbour.
In the past few years, Kalkara has been modernising and restructuring itself to be come more popular with tourist.
Lately Kalkara has become famous for Explora Science Centre which was founded in 2016. The Bighi Hospital, which was a naval Hospital, was also restructured.
Malta Cruise Tour Part 2 Valletta & The 3 Ancient Cities Vittoriosa Kalkara & Sengleal
The 3 Ancient Cities of Malta