Author: Edward

If you are planning a trip around the Maltese Islands, you might notice the name Mgarr popping up twice. While they share a name, arriving at the wrong one could mean the difference between catching a ferry to Gozo or sitting down for a traditional rabbit stew in a quiet farming village. Read more

Discover Gozo’s historic bakeries where wood-fired ovens, traditional ftira, and generations-old baking methods create the island’s most authentic flavours and culinary heritage. Read more

Meet Maria, a passionate Gozitan chef who specialises in private dining, barbecues, and bespoke island celebrations. Read more

Discover 21 facts about Gozo, Malta’s sister island. From ancient temples to surprising traditions and places most visitors never hear about. Read more

Gozo: A Haven for Artisans and Timeless Craftsmanship Article written by Edward Gozo isn’t just about breathtaking views and hidden beaches.  It is an island where tradition, creativity, and craftsmanship come together in every corner. Known for its relaxed pace of life and strong sense of community, Gozo has long been a home to artisans… Read more

The history of the Mgarr ix-Xini pumping station in Gozo Article written by Edward At the end of the 19th century, the water supply in Gozo mainly relied on natural springs and rainwater collected in cisterns and reservoirs. However, a severe drought in 1887 and 1888 caused a serious water crisis, prompting colonial authorities to… Read more

Watersports in Marsalforn Article written by Edward A small business located at Marsalforn Bay, founded by Mr Johnny Cefai. He was born in Gozo and turned his passion for the sea into his profession, starting his small business with a pedal boat and some kayaks in Qbajjar Bay back in 2011. Soon after, he bought… Read more

Mixta Cave, Gozo — History & Quick Visitor Guide Article written by Edward Tal-Mixta Cave, a name derived from the Maltese word for winter shelter, located in the outskirts of the village on Nadur, Gozo, was initially inhabited by prehistoric Troglodytes,. In the 18th century, the Knights of St. John fortified it with an entrenchment… Read more

Tips For First Timers in Malta Article written by Edward Helpful advice from a local you’ll be glad you knew. If you’re heading to Malta for the first time, welcome! To help make your trip smoother and more enjoyable, here are a few simple tips that many visitors wish they knew before arriving. Buses Are… Read more

All about Victoria (Rabat) The Heart of Gozo Article written by Edward Victoria, also known as Rabat by the locals, is the capital and cultural core of Gozo. This historic town combines the old city of Rabat with the ancient Citadel perched above it. The name “Rabat” means “suburb” in Arabic, signifying its role as… Read more