This is the capital of Gozo - Walking Tour
This is the capital of Gozo, Victoria. We did this walking tour around the beautiful island of Gozo. Victoria is absolutely beautiful city that it is a must visit if you are visiting Malta and gozo. This gozo tour will show you the beauty of the Maltese architecture. In this video you will also see the Citadel in Gozo. Enjoy
XEWKIJA [4K] – MALTA’23 W 11 DNI! (#39 zabytki i atrakcje rycerskiej wyspy słońca)
Kościół Świętego Jana Chrzciciela:
P.S. ... polatane miniakiem DJI podczas największych jak dotąd podmuchów wiatru (przynajmniej na Malcie, a właściwie na Gozo) ... stąd momentami niekontrolowane wstrząsy w ujęciach z powietrza. Grunt, iż dzielny maluch szczęśliwie wylądował i że ostatecznie powstał ten materiał ... ;)
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. XAGHRA
39. XEWKIJA (GOZO)
40. DWEJRA BAY + INLAND SEE
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Gozo - Malta | 12 Things to Do | Travel video | GoPro 10 & DJI Mini 2
when I planned to visit Malta, I didn't want to miss the island of Gozo. I made a good decision because the island of Gozo is absolutely amazing. Personally, I was more excited about Gozo than I was about the island Malta. Gozo is visited by fewer tourists and is generally friendlier. If I will plan to visit the state of Malta in the future, I will go straight to Gozo and be there all the holiday. My feelings probably can't be expressed better. Even with the knowledge that Gozo is a tiny island that you can drive in 3 days. Although you can spend a whole day in Victoria, if you don't wake up early in the morning.
když jsem plánoval návštěvu Malty, nechtěl jsem vynechat ani ostrov Gozo. Udělal jsem dobré rozhodnutí, protože ostrov Gozo je naprosto úžasný. Osobně jsem byl z Goza nadšený více, než z ostrova Malta. Gozo navštěvuje méně turistů a celkově je přátelštější. Pokud bych někdy v budoucnu plánoval návštěvu státu Malta, rovnou vyrazím na Gozo a celý čas budu zde. Lépe se moje pocity asi vyjádřit nedají. A to i s vědomím, že Gozo je malinký ostrov, který autem projedete za 3 dny, a to člověk nebude nikam chvátat. I když ve městě Victoria se dá strávit klidně i jeden celý den, pokud tedy nevstávate brzy ráno.
Enjoy my video from Gozo in which you can see 12 Things to Do in Gozo / 12 míst, která musíte vidět a navštívit na ostrově Gozo:
0:01 Citadelle in Victoria
0:23 Victoria
0:28 Rotunda of Xewkija - St. John Baptist Church
0:39 Mġarr ix-Xini
0:48 Wied il-Mielah
0:53 Giordan Lighthouse
0:57 Basilica Ta' Pinu - Basilica of the National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta' Pinu
1:04 Inland Sea Dive Site
1:06 Salt Pans
1:11 Christ the Redeemer
1:15 Ġgantija Temples
1:26 Ramla Beach
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Niezwykly Swiat - Malta - Xewkija
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A pleasant drive on a sunny October afternoon from Xewkija to Xlendi in Gozo
Starting in Xewkija village square in front of the church (the Rotunda), we drive to Xlendi on the road via Sannat and Munxar, with a diversion through the centre of these two villages because of roadworks at Triq Ta' Marziena (Sannat).
Music: Chameleon (Herbie Hancock, with Jaco Pastorius on bass)
Tat-Tmien Kantunieri Windmill Restoration, Xewkija | S2 E7 P3 | The Local Traveller with Clare Agius
Join Clare as she explores Xewkija's Tat-Tmien Kantunieri Windmill following a Baroque restoration in early 2021.
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The Local Traveller follows Clare Agius as she explores Malta and Gozo in search for their many hidden gems. Sit back as Clare uncovers the Maltese Islands' culture, cuisine, and natural heritage with the help of a few friendly locals.
Credits:
Presenter: Clare Agius
Guests:
- Audrey Marie Bartolo
- Toni Meli
Photography:
- Fabian Mizzi
- Noel Pace
Videography: Creative Corner
Drone footage: Salvu Vella
Research:
- Heritage Malta
- Clare Agius
- Fabian Mizzi
Script & Production: Clare Agius
Director: Fabian Mizzi
Special thanks:
- Heritage Malta
- Yippee Malta
Opening Song: Semplicità by The Travellers
English Translation and Subtitles are funded by Malta Arts Council.
Translators:
Luisa Castorina, Martina Caruana, Martina Cremona, Amina Baldacchino, Nathlin Johnson from the Department of Translation, Terminology and Interpreting Studies.
Faculty of Arts, University of Malta
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St John the Baptist, Xewkija Parish, Gozo | S2 E7, part 1 | The Local Traveller with Clare Agius
Join Clare as she explores Xewkija, the oldest village in Gozo, with Mgr Daniel Xerri parish priest of Xewkija's St John the Baptist church.
Fun fact: Back the 16th century, Xewkija was the Gozo base for the Knights of the Order of Saint John, which is where the parish derives its name from.
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The Local Traveller follows Clare Agius as she explores Malta and Gozo in search for their many hidden gems. Sit back as Clare uncovers the Maltese Islands' culture, cuisine, and natural heritage with the help of a few friendly locals.
Credits:
Presenter: Clare Agius
Guests:
- Mons. Daniel Xerri
- Antonello Minervini
Photography:
- Fabian Mizzi
- Noel Pace
Videography: Creative Corner
Drone footage: Salvu Vella
Research:
- Heritage Malta
- Clare Agius
- Fabian Mizzi
Script & Production: Clare Agius
Director: Fabian Mizzi
Special thanks:
- Heritage Malta
- Knisja San Gwann il-Batista
- Yippee Malta
Opening Song: Semplicità by The Travellers
English Translation and Subtitles are funded by Malta Arts Council.
Translators:
Luisa Castorina, Martina Caruana, Martina Cremona, Amina Baldacchino, Nathlin Johnson from the Department of Translation, Terminology and Interpreting Studies.
Faculty of Arts, University of Malta
All Rights Reserved 2021 - Clare Agius - One Group
31 míst, která musíte vidět a navštívit na Maltě | Malta & Gozo | Travel vlog #5
Malta je krásný malý stát pod Itálií do kterého se lehce dostane člověk ze všech koutů Evropy. Patří tedy mezi kulturně zajímavé státy. To platí jak dnes, tak to platilo v minulosti. Ostatně jak jinak by vzniklo na ostrovech Malta a Gozo tolik zajímavých chrámů s historií starou tisíce let. Plus já si při kompletaci Koruny Evropy chtěl vylézt na nejvyšší bod Malty Ta' Dmejrek (253 m). To se mi asi plus mínus povedlo a minimálně za toho velkého hada ze kterého jsem se lekl, až jsem se málem zbláznil, bych mohl považovat plus mínus za splněno. Celkově je Malta spíše takovým odpočinkovým místem, který dokáže potěšit každého. A samozřejmě Malta jedině bez cestovky. Ostatně k čemu také cestovku na bezpečném malinkém ostrově.
31 míst, která musíte vidět a navštívit na ostrovech Malty / Enjoy my video from Gozo in which you can see 31 Things to Do in Malta islands:
0:37 Marsaxlokk
1:06 Paola Parish Church
1:08 Tarxien Temples
1:40 Blue Grotto
1:43 Ħaġar Qim Temple
1:49 Mnajdra Temple
1:54 Dingli Cliffs
2:00 Ta' Dmejrek (253 m)
3:00 Fort St. Angelo
3:10 Valletta
3:53 Transfer na Gozo
4:27 Mġarr ix-Xini
4:30 Rotunda of Xewkija - St. John Baptist Church
4:43 Citadelle Victoria
4:59 Victoria
5:09 Ġgantija Temples
5:17 Chybějící Azurové okno
5:21 Inland Sea Dive Site
5:28 Xlendi
5:50 Basilica Ta' Pinu
6:04 Wied il-Mielah
6:08 Giordan Lighthouse
6:15 Salt Pans
6:22 Christ the Redeemer
6:26 Ramla Beach
6:57 Paradise Bay
7:04 Buġibba
7:28 Mosta Rotunda
7:49 Mdina
8:46 Popeye Village
8:59 Golden Beach
9:03 Riviera Beach
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Gozo's Christmas Traditions | S4 EP: 11, part 1 | The Local Traveller with Clare Agius | Malta
Join Clare as she explores the heart of the island, where Christmas traditions come to life. ????
In the picturesque Xewkija Windmill, we explore the art of crafting nativity figurines with Mark Farrugia, preserving a cherished family tradition. From clay sculpting to the intricate details, discover the magic behind each unique piece. We also delve into Gozo's rich cultural heritage at the Xewkija Windmill, where director Kurt shares the fascinating history of unique nativity figurines by Nazzareno Gauci.
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Credits:
Presenter: Clare Agius
Guests:
- Mark Farrugia
- Kurt Cassar
- Michel Refalo
- Antonella Rapa
- Amy Borg
- Miriam Rapa
- Stefan Scerri
- Steve Stellini
Photography:
- Fabian Mizzi
- Noel Pace
Videography: Creative Corner
Drone footage:
- Salvu Vella
- Anthony Axiak
Research:
- Heritage Malta
- Clare Agius
- Fabian Mizzi
Script & Production: Clare Agius
Director: Fabian Mizzi
Opening Song: Semplicità by The Travellers
Special Thanks:
- Ministry for Gozo
- Ghaqda Nar U Armar 13 Ta' Dicembru
- Oratorju Don Bosco
- Mario Camilleri - Mayor of Kercem
English Translation and Subtitles are funded by Malta Arts Council.
Translators:
Warren Taliana, Martina Caruana, Martina Cremona, Amina Baldacchino, Nathlin Johnson, Alessia Sciberras, Gianuaria Crugliano from the Department of Translation, Terminology and Interpreting Studies.
Faculty of Arts, University of Malta
All Rights Reserved 2023 - Clare Agius - One Group
MALTA: Islands of Amazing History and Nature [Amazing Places 4K]
The Maltese Archipelago, located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, is made up of three islands: Malta, Gozo, and Comino. With a history spanning over eight thousand years, the archipelago boasts not only a rich cultural heritage but also stunning landscapes. The seven megalithic temples in Malta were built between 6,000 to 4,500 years ago. Over the centuries, the Maltese islands have been ruled by various powers, including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Aragonese, the Order of the Knights of St John, French, and British. Malta has three Unesco Heritage Sites and seven on the Tentative List.
00:00 Gozo Island
07:36 Island of Comino
10:09 Island of Malta
14:54 Valletta and The Three Cities
21:06 More from the Island of Malta
Locations in the video:
Basilica of the Blessed Virgin Of Ta' Pinu (00:01), Wied il-Mielaħ (00:28), Basilica of the Visitation, Gharb and town streets (1:06),
West coast of Gozo (1:18), Rotunda St. John Baptist Church (Rotunda of Xewkija) (1:30), Salt pans (1:41), Għar ir-Riħ (2:12), Wied il-Għasri (2:24), Tal-Mixta Cave (2:43), Victoria, the Citadel and the city (2:59), St. George's Basilica, Victoria (3:19), Cathedral of the Assumption in the Citadel (3:57), Sinap cliffs (5:40), Xlendi Bay (5:53), Dwejra Inland Sea (6:06), Dwejra Bay (6:15), Ggantija Temples (6:44), Ta’Kola Windmill (7:16), Mġarr 7:25), Comino Island (7:36), Blue Lagoon (8:17), Crystal Lagoon (8:56), Santa Marija Tower Comino 9:37), Victoria Lines (10:09), Popeye Village (10:35), St. Paul's Catacombs, Mdina (10:43), Collegiate Church of St Paul, Mdina (11:20), Domus Romana (11:43), Mdina Gate (12:17), Mdina Cathedral Museum and St Paul's Cathedral (12:42), Skorba Temples (13:36), Church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary (13:55), Ta' Ħaġrat Temples 14:03), Mosta Rotunda (14:25), Valletta and the 3 cities (14:54), World War II Siege Bell (14:59), Basilica of Our Lady of Victories (16:24), Fort Saint Angelo (17:09), Collachio (17:55), Upper Barracca Gardens (18:49), Grandmaster Jean de Valette (19:26), St. John's Co-Cathedral (19:30), Ħal Tarxien Temples (21:06), Blue Grotto (21:54), Ħaġar Qim temples (22:11), Mnajdra temples (22:46), Blue Grotto (23:38), Marsaxlokk Harbour (24:36), St. Peter’s Pool (25:17), Munxar Window (26:09).
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Gozo Sighting - A Day Trip from Malta
When in Malta, you gotta do some Gozo sightseeing. The second largest island of Malta's archipelago is much quieter, super scenic and has a stunning architectural heritage. Here's what you can see on a one day DIY hop on hop off Gozo tour.
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MALTA || Road Trip - travel vlog (Mdina, Rabat, Gozo, Mosta, Victoria, St. Peter's Pool, Tarxian)
15° North are travelling again! This time we’re road-tripping around Malta.
Jérémy and Ben here again! We love to travel and to satisfy our wanderlust, we are on a European roadtrip exploring the best places for a city break on the continent. We love to escape Britain to experience the best culture, cuisine and attractions that Europe has to offer. If you’re a tourist like us and just need a good itinerary for what to do and how to do it when you’re in Malta, we will show you the best things to see and do.
While experiencing the Maltese atmosphere, we visit Mdina, Rabat, Mosta, Gozo and its capital Victoria, St Peter’s Pool and the Tarxien Temples.
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Malta is an archipelago of islands in the Mediterranean Sea between Sicily and Northern Africa. The tenth smallest country in the world, it centres around two main islands, Malta and Gozo, which lies just off the mainland’s north-western coast. Being an island, Maltese culture revolves around the sea, which means lots of fishing and lots of swimming in some of its amazing beaches along its outstandingly beautiful coast.
Malta is a big destination for the British. Could it be to do with the fact everyone speaks English here? Malta actually only gained its independence in 1964 and before that, it was a part of the British Empire. And Britain loved its little Mediterranean baby so much that it really didn’t want to let it go. And there is evidence of its past Britishness all over the island.
Inland is the fortified city of Mdina. Serving as the Maltese capital from antiquity until medieval times, the city still exists fully within its walls, sitting at the top of a hill with views across the entire island. The city was fairly impregnable and has subsequently survived to this day completely intact. Albeit with a few modifications along the way.
Just outside its walls, is the town of Rabat. It has some pretty churches, but the main thing you should do when visiting the town is head underground! Malta is absolutely riddled with ancient catacombs, which are networks of tunnels bored into the bedrock to create burial chambers for early Christians. There are MANY different catacombs you can visit, of varying lengths and depths, but we opted to see the Catacombs of Saint Paul. As Bible buffs will know, Saint Paul was shipwrecked on Malta on his way to Rome in the first century AD and stayed for three months on Malta. And obviously the cave he supposedly lived in is now a shrine. Which you can visit as part of your tour.
Then, a very short drive away, is Malta’s most famous of its 359 churches. The Mosta Rotunda. 359? But Malta is tiny! It’s probably one of the most Catholic places on the planet and you can see pictures and statues of popes wherever you turn, as well as Vatican flags flying alongside their own. The Rotunda’s dome is IMPRESSIVE and was the third largest in the world when it was built and narrowly avoided destruction after a bomb fell through its roof during World War 2 but didn’t explode. Underneath the church, they have preserved some of the old air-raid shelters for the town, which you can visit too.
Malta has been inhabited for a LONG time. Since 5900BC in fact. And there is evidence of its prehistoric inhabitants all over the island, with some amazing preserved temples, which are now UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We visited a few and some are definitely better than others. The Tarxien Temples were the best ones we found to visit without costing us a fortune. Because the best ones, called the Hypogeum of Ħal-Saflieni, costs forty euros to visit! Admittedly it’s underground and looks pretty damn cool. But if we paid 25 Euros to visit the Palace of Versailles, we’re not paying forty to go down a few tunnels.
Next, we hop on a ferry and cross the short causeway to Gozo, passing the island of Comino on the way. There’s the beautiful Blue Lagoon on Comino that you can visit, but we unfortunately didn’t have enough time to go. One of the most striking buildings on Gozo is the Rotunda of Xewkija. More commonly known as the Rotunda of St John the Baptist. It’s been modified a lot over the years, starting with an ornate but small church which they then decided to extend in 1952… Into an enormous barn of a place.
Nearby is Victoria, the biggest town on the island, which contains the citadel. Which is an ancient fortress at the top of a hill, a bit like Mdina, but smaller – But just as perfectly formed.
Top 10 Best Hotels to Visit in Qormi | Malta - English
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With the plentiful options available in Qormi best hotels, travellers are spoiled for choice when it comes to best hotels in Qormi. For those on a budget, Qormi has many great hotels in Qormi 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 Qormi, some of which are women-only. For more privacy, there are mid-tier and business famous hotels in Qormi 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 Qormi.
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The Church of Saint John the Baptist, commonly known as the Rotunda of Xewkija or Xewkija Rotunda, is a Roman Catholic church in Xewkija, Gozo, Malta. On 27 November 1678, Bishop Miguel Jerónimo de Molina raised Xewkija from a hamlet to the status of a village, and as the first parish of Gozo outside the town.
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Gozo - the foodie`s hidden gem in the heart of Mediterranean
Although Malta`s second largest island Gozo isn’t big, its attitude makes up for its size. A tiny island of 67 km², yet it’s jam-packed full of hidden treasures that delight all that stumble upon them.
When our friend Giovann Attard told us, he was coming back home from London (to Gozo), we knew we had to take the opportunity and create a video about his successful life story.
- he gives advice on habits to acquire to become successful in life (in fact, all successful people have these particular habits in common)
- his passion turned him into a highly successful (yet humble) person from an ordinary person
Everyone desires of success but it comes only to one that is capable of it!
There are no secret tips or formulas for becoming rich! There is always hard work behind it! Successful people do not become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time.
IMPORTANT!! Success means different things to all of us, but the only version of success that matters is yours!
This video tells you a story about a young professional from a tiny Island of Gozo, who was working hard to fulfill his dream to become a chef and work in a famous restaurant in London, UK.
Together with Giovann, we are trying to showcase the beauty of Gozo, its hidden gems, culture and local people`s life.
He started his career at Kempinski San Lawrence in Gozo where he was working and gaining new cooking experience. At the moment, he is working at Sicilian Restaurant called Norma in the heart of London.
He loves using fresh ingredients whilst cooking and every time he has some free, he enjoys exploring London or visiting his family in Gozo, Malta.
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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
Sprzęt + software:
* dron: DJI MINI 2 [4K]
* kamera: GOPRO HERO 8 BLACK [4K]
* gimbal: FEIYUTECH G6
* Adobe Premiere Elements 2018
* muzyka:
Beautiful Malta: Do you know this European Country? : Best Places to Visit
#Malta is an archipelago in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and the North African coast. It's a nation known for historic sites related to a succession of rulers including the Romans, Moors, Knights of Saint John, French and British. It has numerous fortresses, megalithic temples, a subterranean complex of halls and burial chambers dating to circa 4000 B.C.
Its capital is #Valletta, which is the smallest national capital in the #European Union.
Places to Visit: View of Grand Harbour from Upper Barakka Gardens, Gozo, Mdina, Comino Island, Blue Lagoon, Tapinu Basilica, Hondoq Bay, Ramla Bay, Melleiha Bay, Xwejni and many more.
Gozo Island Malta Day Trip: Citadel & Beaches
Gozo Travel Vlog showing the ferry from Malta to Gozo Island and things to do in Gozo.
My day trip to Gozo starts by taking my hired motorbike on the Gozo ferry, exploring the Citadel which has a cathedral, museum, an old prison and amazing views from the Citadel ramparts over the island. I visit the Blue Hole, taking the drone up to get some drone footage of Gozo, and visit San Blas Bay which is on of the best beaches on Gozo Island.
MALTA SIGHTSEEING OPEN BUS TOUR + HARBOUR CRUISE
00:02 NORTH ROUTE
01:03:12 SOUTH ROUTE
01:46:39 GOZO TOUR
02:18:34 HARBOUR BOAT CRUISE
***MALTA SIGHTSEEING NORTH ROUTE***
See Malta’s Northern Area from the Top Deck of our Open Buses
Your tour takes you around Malta’s Panoramic North. You have the chance to stop in all famous landmarks of our beautiful island. Audio commentary in 16 different languages is available on all buses.
The hop-on, hop-off facility is a great benefit of the Malta Sightseeing that enables you to get on and off the bus at many places of interest. This facility gives you the freedom to plan your own itinerary and explore the magnificent landmarks and exciting attractions for as little or as long as you like. The Malta Sightseeing Tour is a safe and relaxed way to experience the lovely island of Malta and is the perfect introduction and a fun day out for all.
The North/Blue Tour leaves from Sliema Ferries every 30 minutes starting from 0900 hrs. From Monday to Saturday the last tour leaves Sliema at 1500 hrs while on Sundays the last tour leaves at 1400 hrs.
The tour takes around 3 Hours but you have the chance to hop on and off at the following places:
Valletta Bus Terminus
San Anton Gardens
Ta’Qali Crafts Village
Aviation Museum
Mosta Church
Mdina Gate
Roman Villa
***MALTA SIGHTSEEING SOUTH ROUTE***
Enjoy Malta’s Southern Area Hop On Hop Off Tour
Your open-top bus tour takes you to all of the Southern famous landmarks and reveals Malta’s colourful history. The tour offers you an audio commentary in 16 different languages.
The hop-on, hop-off facility will enable you to get on and off the bus at many places of interest. The Malta Sightseeing Tour is a safe and relaxed way to experience the lovely island of Malta and is the perfect introduction and a fun day out for all.
The South/Red Tour departs from Sliema Ferries every 30 minutes starting from 0900 hrs. From Monday to Saturday the last tour leaves Sliema at 1500 hrs while on Sundays the last tour leaves at 1400 hrs.
The tour takes around 3 Hours but you can hop on and off at the following places:
Valletta Bus Terminus
War Museum & Fort St. Elmo
Mediterranean Conference Centre
Malta Experience Show
Valletta Waterfront
Tarxien Temples
Hypogeum
Vittoriosa Waterfront
Zejtun Parish Church
Zejtun St. Gregory’s Church
Marsaxlokk Fishing Village & Market
Ghar Dalam Cave & Museum
Blue Grotto
Hagar Qim & Mnajdra Temples
Malta Falconry Centre
Limestone Heritage
Transport is also provided from any Malta hotel to our terminus.
Return transport is provided from Sliema Ferries to all Malta Hotels at 1500 hrs, 1600 hrs & 1800 hrs from Monday to Saturday and on Sunday at 1500 hrs & 1700 hrs.
Mgarr Church
Golden Bay
Bugibba Square
Malta National Aquarium
Splash & Fun Park
Marine Park
St. George’s Bay
Spinola Bay
***MALTA SIGHTSEEING GOZO TOUR***
See the sights and explore Gozo, Malta’s Sister Island
Gozo Sightseeing is carefully designed to take you around the Gozitan island where you will have the chance to stop and visit the magnificent beaches and sights. All buses are equipped with an audio system and commentary is available in 16 different languages.
The facility of the Hop On Hop Off helps you plan your day the way you desire. The tour takes around 2 hours 45 minutes but you can make is as long as you wish. Whether it is the magnificent Ggantija Temples, the Dwejra Bay or one of the Sandy Beaches, the double decker buses will show you all the stunning places of interest. This tour is a great way to experience the island.
The Gozo/Green Tour leaves from Mgarr Gozo Terminus every 45 minutes starting from 0940 hrs and is available everyday.
Your tour of Gozo will show you all the famous and unmissable sights that this magnificent island has to offer. You can hop off at the following places:
Ramla Bay
Savina Creativity Centre
Ggantija Temples & Ta’ Kola Windmill
Calypso Cave
Marsalforn Bay
Victoria Bus Station
Ta’ Pinu Sanctuary
Ta’ Dbiegi Crafts Village
Dwejra Bay
Fontana
Xlendi Bay
Xewkija Square
***MALTA CITYSIGHTSEEING HARBOUR CRUISE***
The hour-and-a-half trip starts from the Sliema Ferry Terminal and heads towards Manoel Island in Marsamxett Harbour, which is home to the star-shaped Fort Manoel.
The boat will then take you round the tip of the city to the Grand Harbour, passing the City’s famous fortified walls and Fort St. Elmo, another star fort, which played a vital role in the Great Siege of 1565. Across the Grand Harbour, lies the village of Kalkara, home to Fort Ricasoli, the island’s largest fortification, another testament to Malta’s military importance. In recent times, scenes in both Gladiator and Game of Thrones were filmed in the fort.
The last fort you pass is Fort St. Angelo, in Vittoriosa, one of the Three Cities. St. Angelo was home to the British Royal Navy on the island until as recently as 1979. From there, the boat takes you back to Sliema.