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Maltese driving style and fuel / fuel station

Maltese drivers drive “crazily”. That means that they don’t attach too much importance to rules. A red light might be disregarded, speed limits are not valid for them and pedestrians should be very careful when crossing the streets.

Of course, not everyone is like this, but the majority. The worst drivers are the taxi driver and the driver of the small red minibuses.

Fuel

Fuel is quite cheap. One liter unleaded costs around €1.Petrol Stations are normally open around the clock.
Opening times:

	with attendant	without attendant
Monday - Friday	8.00am - 5.00pm o’clotk	05.01pm - 07.59am
Saturday	8.00am - 12.00am Uhr	05.01pm - 07.59am
Sunday	geschlossen	08.00am - 07.59am

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St. Julians is wonderful. The promenade is very nice and at night everything is lit up. Many restaurants are very inviting, not only for the food but also for the beautiful view over St. Julians bay and the street-life. Cafes, bars and souvenir shops are everywhere. It is worth to have a look at.

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Direct ferry connections between Italy and Malta exist with Genoa, Salerno as well as Sicily (Pozzallo, Palermo, and Catania).

St. Georges Bay

St.Georges Bay is a small beach in Paceville. The sand is not very beautifully, coarse-grained and brownish. The bay itself is very limited; one can only swim to a maximum of 150 - 200 meters out to sea, as from then onwards the area is reserved for anchoring boats, which also block the view to the open sea. The beach is very well frequented in the summer.

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