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Although hesitant at first I’m so glad I did this. We walked through parts of Malta I had never been to, beautiful areas! The challenge was both physically and mentally…
Amy Dimech
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Very informative, beautiful walk in narrow roads, pathways. Loved the visit to the cave church in Lunzjata and the chapel under the main church in Mellieha. A great teaser to…
Timea Szilagyi
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Thank you James for organizing the Camino Maltes Marae. Meticulously planned and managed with your calm way.
Dominic Mintoff
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Lovely two day camino. The first day was a bit longer, but passing through passages that are simply beautiful. Some of the tracks I did not know they existed. Well…
Vince Vella
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A dream come true! Would recommend Camino Mariae Melitensis to anyone as its a journey of heart & soul immersed in nature & awesome views along the way! Well done…
Cynthia Far
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