MALTA Walking Tour 4K - Bugibba & St. Paul's Bay All Restaurants, Shops & Prices 2023 🇲🇹

[@kuzmankuzmanovic-kq8hp]

Very nice place

[@tessemamesfin2936]

Alex very nice

[@mohammadaslam1010]

So beautiful, every corner of Malta is natural with full of happiness

[@woofolliesmydog8628]

I love Bugibba and Qawra. I am back again for a week for the 6th time on December 1st for my birthday.

[@AlexMarkTravel]

Happy birthday!

[@paulgoode5245]

My happy place,back soon

[@AlexMarkTravel]

Good for you! 🙂

[@ukaszp3050]

coming to Malta for two days, where is it worth booking a hotel Valletta or St Paul's Bay? thx

[@AlexMarkTravel]

Better Valletta for sure.

[@georgefrazer2231]

That's not the whole picture. There is a lack of street lights. There is building work going on constantly including on a Sunday. The buses also do not have seat belts. Some grass areas do not even have fencing and you can simply fall down a six foot drop. There is a dirt carpark within walking distance of the 'nice' Hotels. You will find a small diet hardened play area where you will even find small children 'playing'. You will 'see' stagnant water in an area where many cars are 'parked' just beyond the tarmac of a tree lined carpark in front of an upmarket hotel. Do not be fooled by videos that 'highlight' 'fancy shopping'. There is poverty all around in Malta with many 'rundown' buildings and building sites with an 'authority' that 'apparently' just 'turns a blind eye'. Malta is apparently just all about 'making money' out of seemingly 'totally gullible' tourists. You visit Malta 🇲🇹 at your own risk. There apparently is no health and safety and seemingly little or no building regulations either.

[@AlexMarkTravel]

Hello, you have my other video, made a bit later that describes most of the picture.

[@tessemamesfin2936]

Alex very nice

[@AlexMarkTravel]

Thank you