Dingli Cliffs

Dingli is a small town at the end of Malta. The cliffs rise so impressively over the Mediterranean Sea, at about 253 meters high, they the highest point in Malta. The area provides views of the open sea with the small, uninhabited island of Filfla. They say the name of 'Dingli' was probably derived from the surname of some Maltese family owns the land. Archaeologists believe that the town existed all the way back to the time of the Phoenicians and Carthaginians. We read that there were no buses to take us there, so we decided to walk. Once we arrived, we saw the bus going to the stop (is the # 81? Can not remember).

Dingly cliffs, is a lovely spot you can not miss if you visit Malta. You get on a bus that takes about an hour from "Valletta", and even the route to get there is interesting because it passes through some nice little villages and allows for a nice journey. After you cross the countryside, the views from the cliffs are fantastic.