Dingli Cliffs

The 253-meter-high Dingli cliff is the highest point in the Maltese Islands. The steep cliffs, named after the British knights who lived here in the 16th century, extend straight to the sea. It is a natural defensive line on the island of Malta. There is a church on the cliff side and a radar station on the cliff. The view is very wide and the Mediterranean is beautiful. The sea breeze is very blue. The sea is like a lace.

Dingli cliffs is one of the most panoramic views in Malta. It has a long walking trail and exceptional to watch sunset!

Stunning and beautiful tourist attractions, punching in this boring holiday, my little friend and I came to an island in Malta, and there is a particularly famous cliff here, that is Dingli cliff, many people come here every year. First of all, we drove all the way from the city center to here, this cliff is on the road, we parked the car, walked, came here, there are a lot of rubble along the way, we pay great attention to safety, and carry the mountaineering stick. Soon we came to this cliff, the cliff gap is also very large, I slowly stretched my head, forgot to forget, in fact, especially beautiful is not so terrible, below is the dense jungle and, in front of there is a piece, blue sea, especially spectacular, Luckily I brought my camera and just took his beauty into my pocket. Then we came to a small house on the edge of the cliff, which was particularly simple, all made of earthy brick, and had a small cross on his top, which should be commemorated, and a sign in front of him telling his history. Coming to the cliff, I was really surprised, I didn't expect there to be a beautiful side behind the thrilling. tips1: Dingli Cliff is open all day. 2: It is recommended to come during the day. Attraction address: Panoramic Road, Dingli, Island of Malta, Malta

The Dingri Cliff is located in the small town of Rabat, the highest point of the island of Malta. The beautiful Mediterranean waters spread out at the edge of the cliffs below you, extending into the distance to connect with the blue sky. Except for a stone island called Filfla, which is forbidden to land, you can see only the magnificent sea level. At sunset, the blue sea and blue sky are dyed the color of the sunset, and nature's petting Dingri cliffs become Malta's gentlest place. The sunset here is a life that cannot live up to beauty.