The remains of ancient Carthage in Tunisia.
Historians believe the Phoenicians of Tyre founded Carthage more than 3,000 years ago in 814 BCE, and it became a … Continue reading The remains of ancient Carthage in Tunisia.
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La Goulette, a port in the Gulf of Tunis
The Oceania Marina ship arrived just after dawn in La Goulette, Tunisia on the fifth day of our cruise. From … Continue reading La Goulette, a port in the Gulf of Tunis
Valletta sail away
This post include the videos of the Oceania Marina sailing away from Valletta, Malta to the North Africa country of … Continue reading Valletta sail away
Valletta is Malta’s Harbour and Capital
With a population of 5157 in 2021 and an area of only 0.61 square kilometres it is the smallest capital … Continue reading Valletta is Malta’s Harbour and Capital
Mdina, the Silent City of Malta
To drive a car inside the walls of this “city” you need special permission granted only to a limited number … Continue reading Mdina, the Silent City of Malta
Mosta Rotunda is world’s third largest
In the small town of Mosta, population only twenty three thousand, on the little island of Malta is the third … Continue reading Mosta Rotunda is world’s third largest
Mdina Glass handcrafting
In the centre of the island of Malta, in what was an abandoned WWII RAF airfield, is a Ta’ Qali … Continue reading Mdina Glass handcrafting
Dingli Cliffs is Malta’s highest point
Malta is a small island of one hundred twenty two square miles (316 sq.km) located south of Sicily. It has … Continue reading Dingli Cliffs is Malta’s highest point
Taormina takes you back in time
When you travel as a tourist by car, bus or truck to visit Taormina, town of five thousand people, you … Continue reading Taormina takes you back in time
View Mount Etna from Taormina, Sicily
” More than 25% of Sicily’s population lives on Etna’s slopes, and it is the main source of income for the … Continue reading View Mount Etna from Taormina, Sicily
