We took the tourist bus – I never got on those buses, but we figure out that we want to see both the Blue Grotto and the village of Marsaxlokk on the same day and to catch the flight that is the option we have =)
Only when riding across island we the bus we realized how much Catholic churches there around this island. I know this is very religious country, but it still amazed me. Then this divorce thing came across my mind (Malta is the last country in the EU to allow divorce. this wasn’t so long ago). Lately one girl of my age started in this process. Apparently I’m in the age that people got divorce (It isn’t so common in Israel, mainly because of the Jewish religion).
How do you choose someone for life? When you have an option to divorce it seem less permanent and less stress (although you say it is for life). On the other hand – maybe you develop love and learn how to live with someone. In the end – nobody is prefect.
A Catholic church just below the our hotel in St. Julians
Church in Selima
A beautiful condo house in Selima
Potomaso building is the highest in Malta and was just next to our hotel. It is easy to spot from distance and helped us to navigate =)
The Diplomat hotel in Selima, were Fathi Shaqaqi was shot
Another church in Selima
One of the many marines in Malta
The gate on the entrance to the peninsula of Valletta
The Naval force and huge amusement ship
They building an oil platform
Another church
Another Marine and a church
Another church
Another… Gate =)
At least, it isn’t a church
Far in the horizon? Well, a church
Could have swear it is near Atzva or my birthplace, just look the same =)
A church
The village of Marsaxlokk from distance
The fisherman boats
The Catholic church of Marsaxlokk
A nice statue on the dock of the harbor
A sweet old car, that reminded Atzva of her Savta (grandmother car)
The Coastal watch tower of the village
The only power station I saw here, probably on oil. But the new stacks are probably for Gas
A couple more – coastal watch towers
Stand up – and your head goes down =/
Limestone queries – One of Malta main export materials. They literately selling off their island
Going down to the Blue Grotto
The cliffs of Malta
The coastal watch tower over the Blue Grotto
A nice lagoon
So clear and clean
It looks like a face! Another watch tower
On the boat to Blue Grotto
Inside one of the caves
A crack in the wall
The high cliffs of south Malta
Sandy bottom
Another bench of caves and grottoes
The Altar cave
A view over the complex of grottoes (from the blue grotto on the left to the altar cave on the right)
The blue grotto and rock just about to slide down to the sea 
So sad to see those birds tied up 
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