- GOZO AND COMINO
- ISLANDS OF CALM AND RELAXATION
- INTERESTING PLACES IN GOZO
- GOZO AND ITS CULTURE (by H.E. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici)
- GOZO - THE BEST OF AN ISLAND (by Rev Dr Joseph Bezzina)
- BOOKS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GOZO
- GHAWDEX U L-WIRT FL-ARTI VIZIVA (by Joe Camilleri)
- LOCAL COUNCILS & USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
- GOZO LANDMARKS
- FOLKLORE
- GOZITAN FOLKLORE
- CHILDREN'S FOLKLORE & NARRATIVE FOLKLORE
- TRADITIONAL CRAFTS & DELICACIES
- FARMING, BUILDING INDUSTRY & STONE QUARRYING
- MEDICINES, PRAYERS, SECRET FORMULAS & CLOTHING
- FOLKLORE IS STILL ALIVE
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VILLAGE UNIT IN GOZO AFTER 1575
- HOLY WEEK IN GOZO
- HOLY WEEK IN GOZO (by Rev Dr Joseph Bezzina)
- IR-RANDAN TA' DARI U L-FESTI TAL-GIMGHA L-KBIRA (minn Anton F Attard)
- THE GOOD FRIDAY PROCESSION IN XAGHRA (by Lawrence Camilleri)
- THE GOOD FRIDAY PROCESSION IN NADUR (by Alexander Bonnici)
- IL-PURCISSJONI FIZ-ZEBBUG
- IL-VARI TAZ-ZEBBUG
- IL-PURCISSJONI TAL-KATIDRAL (by Grazio A. Grech)
- IR-RANDAN FIX-XEWKIJA
- IC-CENA TAS-SINJUR fin-Nadur
- THE GROTESQUE CARNIVAL AT NADUR
- CARNIVAL IN GOZO
- IL-KARNIVAL TA' GHAWDEX (by Anton F Attard)
- IT'S CARNIVAL TIME AT NADUR (by Joseph Zerafa)
- MEMORJI TAL-KARNIVAL SPONTANJU FIN-NADUR (by Joseph Said)
- CARNIVAL AT NADUR (by Sonia Sultana)
- VIEW THIS YEAR'S CARNIVAL PHOTOS (by Todd Kamp)
| GOZO and COMINO |
| Contributing Editor: Pierre
J. Mejlak
Contributors: Anton F. Attard, Rev. Joseph Bezzina, Alexander Bonnici OFM, Joe Camilleri, Lawrence Camilleri, Grazio A. Grech, Anthony Said, Joseph Said, Sonia Sultana, Joseph Zerafa |
Malta consists of a small group of islands: Malta, Gozo, Kemmuna, Kemmunett, and Filfla, located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily. Gozo, the most northerly island of the Maltese archipelago, is second in size to Malta. With a population of only 25,000 people, Gozo has a character quite distinct from Malta's. The countryside is greener and more spectacular, with flat-topped hills characterizing the landscape, while the coast has rugged cliffs, penetrated by steep valleys and beautiful bays. Comino is the third smallest island in the Maltese archipelago. Only a handful of farmers live there and neither cars, nor other noisy activities disturb the peaceful tranquility of this little paradise. The bays and rocks in Comino and the crystal-clear waters are ideal for any kind of water sports, especially snorkeling and scuba diving. There is regular ferry and helicopter service to and from Malta and Gozo.
compiled by Pierre J. Mejlak
an in-depth study by Anton F. Attard
an in-depth study by Rev Dr Joseph Bezzina
compiled by Pierre J. Mejlak with the help of Anthony Said
compiled by Pierre J. Mejlak
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