Natural Escapes - Malta
Due to the undoubtedly great advantage of fair weather average rainfall of 578mm a year and average temperature of 30C/86F during the summer months, the Maltese Islands lend themselves to outdoor activities.
Away from the hustle and bustle of village cores, the Maltese Islands offer various natural spots to be explored and admired, some left almost untouched by the 20th century. Much of the countryside is dotted with the worlds oldest free-standing structures in the world, so a stroll could prove to be most interesting.
The first rains after the long, hot summer brings the landscape to life with an astonishing variety of wild flowers. From mid November until mid May the Islands are green and lush with fields full of vegetables and waysides carpeted with fennel, clover, wild iris and myrtle
The Islands offer walkers some of the most stunning views anywhere in the Mediterranean. The first thing to do is to decide what sort of view you prefer – dramatic cliffs plunging into waves, ...
