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Bugibba

What can Bugibba offer and how to get there?
Both cities, Bugibba and Qawra, are directly linked to each other. The cities developed together into one another. One can hardly recognize where Qawra begins and Bugibba ends.
The bay hardly offers sandy beaches, on the contrary is very rocky.
In some places the rocks are flattened out, in order to offer some sun bathing possibilities. It is not the best of comfort, but serves its purpose. In several places small ladders lead directly into the sea, in some other places one can even jump directly in the sea. On the promenade above the coast and the seaside itself are many kiosks. Prices are reasonable.
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Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni
The Hypogeum is a subsurface cave-system in Hal-Saflieni (a small village) near Paola. The caves were discovered accidentally during the process of excavating a cistern in 1902. The numerous rooms are distributed on three levels which are all connected with stairs.
Ferry connection Sliema-Valletta | Valletta-Sliema
You can’t really believe it but there is a ferry connection between Valletta and Sliema. The transfer takes 5 minutes and starts every 30 minutes or hour - depending on the season.
Mistra Bay
This bay is not very easy to reach, that aside however it is worth the trip. On the way from Bugibba to Mellieha one can find it. A small side road leads off the main street to the bay. The bay is not very large and unfortunately it is also very stony.
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