Thank you Alex, I was fortunate enough to visit Malta last Oct/Nov at the end of the 'season' and it was beautiful and an amazing experience. So much so, that I have already booked another holiday to start the last week of April. Thank you for the valuable tips and of course all the other videos you've produced about Malta and how to get the best of of any visit, its appreciated!
Zurieq is like no life there. I stayed twice in Buggiba Saint Paul's Bay, (for me) the best place to live in Malta ☺️ I didn't have any problem to talk mixed english n arabic to Maltese people. I find them so kind n helpful ❤❤❤
Thank you very much for producing this video. I am going to travel to Malta in December and i was a little unprepared. But now I know more and i will read your guide book :D
Alex, I've been enjoying your videos and you just earned yourself a new subscriber (Maltese living in the US here). You did remind me on how I used to get all heated up driving there, you were spot on on that (I did however witness much worse driving in a couple other European cities).
Your honest straight forward comments are refreshing from the point of view of this born & breed 60+ year Maltese native who has seen this Island change over the decades. You have discovered most of our warts, bothered to look below the surface of our official "tourist" spiel and still fundamentally "like" us & this rocky Island home! 🙏
You should add: Just because it's a very small place.... doesn't mean that you can travel around quickly. Cabs might be faster but I use the buses (tal-linja card) and going somewhere just a few kilometers away can take a really, really long time and you need to factor that in when making plans.
You should add : if you are on a seriously low budget then it can take a long time to travel around…. I am just back home from a holiday in Malta where i spent 800€ in 6 days. I spent at least an hour per day in taxis and they where not even expensive in comparison to Britain. Public transport more so busses specifically are always much much slower at getting you to your destination but also much cheaper. Even the bus here in Scotland where I live a short journey takes 1hr 30+ minutes to complete from Airdrie to Motherwell where as if I got a taxi or drove in my car it would take 15 minutes…. Yes it is more expensive but such is life lol
@@RyanSmith-hv4qk I have not enjoyed the few times I've been in cars in Malta (too many cars in too little space and drivers acting too crazy) so I stay with the buses (at least they're bigger than most other vehicles.... O will say bus service has generally improved in the last 4or so years and is more reliable (if agonizingly slow).
Very honest and personal advises that you are giving here, I really appreciate how non complacent you are about things. Thus us refreshing and really informative for us who have not visited the island yet.
I can't help but smile because I can relate to you so much about the driving in Malta part of your video. I also get heated up when talking about driving here as I also drive in Malta. It is somehow such a relief that it's not only me who feels this way about the drivers and pedestrians here, why they drive like that and when you think about it, the small stupid road accidents should not happen if they just follow the rules and give way to others when needed. 1-2 seconds to wait, stop can avoid these road accidents and traffic.
Please consider the amount of cars running around most of them taxi with foreigners driving with a lot of motor cycle mostly with foreigners driving Compare the population per 1 km squared with other countries for sure it s with the highest. And this is one with makes driving and parking the way it 8s
Wow, I am so impressed with your video presentation. I love the island as I have the priviledge and honour to have been born here. I'm in my 70th year and think of Malta as my home. I am so ashamed that I have never taken the time to learn the language but I know that you are spot on with your coments of not over doing it. My prefered place of residence, when i come, is Sleima and they are fantastic towards visitors. Your attitude toward the local people and the vistors is perfect. A priviledge to listened to your advise. I ca n only hope that visitors take note of your advise
you are entirely wrong about beaches. in the South there is Marasskala - St. Thomas Bay & Hofriet, There is Pretty Bay in Birzebbuga, Ghar Lapsi in Siggiewi, There is Gnejna in Mgarr, Fomm ir-Riħ, Mistra Beach, Then you forgot GOZO. There is Marsalforn, Dwejra, Xwejni (close to Marsalforn), Hondoq ir-Rummien, Xlendi Bay, Daħlet Qorrot & Ramla l-Ħamra... I must be forgetting a few too! Just go and explore. Just trying to be helpful...
I'm coming over to Malta on the 11 December for 28 nights,very much looking forward to it,and I know they celebrate Christmas much better than in England
In my country Nigeria which is in the western part of Africa, Ehen is a normal everyday word for us and it's used in 3different ways, it would be difficult to see a Nigerian not using that in their everyday sentences, ehen is used mainly when speaking our broken english called pidgin english it's used as an exclamation in 3different ways, so if you see a Nigerian using that term you must understand it was gotten from home, you are either using it to concur to what the person is saying, or you use it when you are surprised at a statement the person makes cos you weren't aware, or you use it after daring a person in a conversation
Thank you for making these videos about my Country. Malta is barely noticed by other people from different countries. I speak Maltese hope you do too 😊
What’s funny to me is that last month, we spent about 3 weeks driving around Sicily before flying from Catania into Luqa, and I honestly told our taxi driver the day we arrived in Malta that I was so glad for the calm driving! It seems that even the crazy driving in Malta feels like a slow Sunday cruise when compared to Sicilian driving! I think I would have been worried about trying to learn to drive on the other side of the road, however. That definitely messes with your mind when you first experience it.
Maybe a bit beyond the scope of this video but I am Maltese and I can tell you that a lot of Maltese people complain about fireworks, particularly the extremely noisy (bombs) petard. I love the colourful night time ones, but something needs to be done regarding petards + we don't need launches at 8am. (Where I live they do an entire week of this, barely 300m away from my house) Traditions change and evolve over time (the same thing happened in Italy). So by all means, complain because a lot of us dislike the noisy bombs/petards, just because something is traditional does not mean it cannot be altered.
Before you try and change the traditions of a country, the country needs to feel that you belong there enough to request a change in traditions. Maltese people complaining about fireworks is one thing (they can't be told to go back to their country). Someone who has been living here for 2 years complaining about fireworks is something totally different.
The funny thing is that those who complain about fireworks noises, attend parties with exaggerated high volume sounds!!! Give me fireworks anytime, their sounds create a happy vibe and I hope they will keep on going for the years to come ❤
A much needed video! You forgot to mention the beautiful sound of our Church bells which many foreigners living in Malta hate! They must come from very boring countries!
Be aware that buses can be unreliable in country areas, being infrequent and prone to cancellation or being full up. Also, they mostly stop running by around 10pm, so plan your evenings accordingly. The narrow roads and the heavy traffic also mean that Malta is dangerous for cycling: so much so that you seldom see anyone on a bike. Apart from that, Malta is a beautiful place.
@@AlexinMalta I agree on many topics you mentoned about my counrty, but here we speak well italian and many languages, the most important point shouldn't be your book guide but has to be that if you are going to move here for living pls learn our language at that is mostly annoying for us maltese to do ,that we have to talk in english, pls after 2 years sure you can speak maltese,, thanks and welcome everybody
Bugibba is a nice place to stay if you are there with your family in my opinion. St. Julian's - Paceville mostly suits young people looking for some fun and party. My favourite is by far Valletta with its great history and awesome sights.
Malta is my country, I am definately Maltese and have always lived in Malta. But it is true the so called "Festi" have become heavy to support to say the least. When I was little the Festa would be just during the weekend and we would have only the Church Fireworks and some few more from the Band clubs. It was nice, simple and it truly was religious. Unfortunately nowadys the Festi turned into " a Sodoma and Gomorra", I see nothing religious in these Festi anymore. It's just an excuse to drink and party for a whole week, and for the Band clubs to compete on who will have the biggest and most bombastic Fireworks of all. But obviously this is just my opinion, no offenece to no one.
💯. That's exactly how I see it. I'm not Maltese, have lived here for 15 years and that's exactly it. First time I came to visit was 1989 and nothing has changed.
Thank you very much for the great video and very useful tips. Can you recommend Malta for a stag do at the end of April? is there something going on? what is the nightlife like this time of year? thank you very much in advance 😊
Hi Alex! Just see your channel and videos and found funny and interesting. Just joined it and tip to the bell... :) Next October me and my motorider club in Sicily will have a weekend trip to Malta. Of course it's a very short period for appreciating the beautiful things we will see, but I think it will be really funny, thanks also to your suggest. Cheers from sicily :)
Great video! We're visiting Malta soon and I'd like your input on whether it's worth renting a car to visit the main sights of the country. Also none of us have ever driven a right-hand steering wheel car, in a left-side driving country haha, so coupled with the erratic driving of the locals that you described, should we perhaps just stick to buses to get around?
@AlexinMalta Malta guide book is simple to read. It is well fragmented by section of good places to go, the best beach to go, the place to visit, some of your favorite places to dine and many more. Who ever want to come to Malta, Alex guide book is a must to buy. I can feel you have put your heart and soul on it, and you did it !! So well done Alex, after your success of RUclips, Alex malta guide book should be the next. I suggest you do a partnership with travel agency who sell Malta ticket and your Alex Malta guide book should be included for their trip. You will be able to sell volume of your Alex Malta guide book with those travel agency and it is a win win.
Hey Alex, thank you for a great discussion and real facts about Malta, my birth country. I may want to add something that may not be on everyone's radar. If you come to Malta and want to hire a (God Forbid) car, think again. If you are 75 years and over, the Insurance cos. do not cover you, so you may want to give that a miss. I speak with recent experience. I am sorry I missed your walk and live show in Valletta recently.
hmm, the link for your website does not work on my pc. Maybe it is the network here at work that is the problem, I will try from at home later. I visited Malta almost 30 years ago, I was 14, and my uncle introduced me to a lady he said was called "The Pink Lady", because she dressed in pink and drove a pink Cadillac. I know it is before your time, but have you ever heard of her?
Hi Alex! I'm going to visit Malta soon for the first time! I'm also thinking about moving there in the future (TEFL). Thank you for giving all the information! I was wondering and hope you don't mind me asking: are you living with a roommate? I can imagine it being hard (financially and socially) to live alone (but also nice, haha). Best wishes, Karin!
Thanks Alex for this info. I'm planning to come to Malta for 3 nights in mid-December . Any tips on best place to stay and things to do in 72 hours? Thanks.
Driving in Malta is pretty much the same as the rest of Europe. Essentially France and Italy. Haven't been back to Malta since February 1978 but if I went back I'd just rent a moped or scooter to get around and find parking.
Ćao Alex! Pozdrav iz Novog Sada. 😊 To za saobraćaj…daaaa, divljina. 😳😵💫 And they driving like a crazy…on those roads!?🙄 Sure.🤭But…”wrong” side of a road- I was waiting bus on opposite side of a road once or twice!🤭😂😆 ridiculous 😅
Pozdrav ❤️jaoooo :/ znam taj osecaj, when i first came to Malta i had the same issue with crossing the road and i dont know from which side car might pass, 8 years later i still look both side when i cross the road🤣
Maltese is very close to classical (Medieval) Arabic. Many Maltese, especially the educated ones, are fluent in Italian. English is the island's second language.
To be fair.. there's more beaches than just those 3. Malta is an island..the shoreline is full of beaches! Most of them, in the south, you don't konw about because they are not popular with foreigners. Theres are also a lot of secluded beaches, if you know how to find them, where you can even be swimming by yourself!
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I woke up this morning wanting to know more about Malta and had the fortune of finding your wonderful video - thank you Alex!
Thank you for watching
Love your Videos.Thank you for always depicting Malta as a beautiful place.We still have a lot of things to arrange.!!
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Thank you Alex, I was fortunate enough to visit Malta last Oct/Nov at the end of the 'season' and it was beautiful and an amazing experience. So much so, that I have already booked another holiday to start the last week of April. Thank you for the valuable tips and of course all the other videos you've produced about Malta and how to get the best of of any visit, its appreciated!
Zurieq is like no life there.
I stayed twice in Buggiba Saint Paul's Bay, (for me) the best place to live in Malta ☺️
I didn't have any problem to talk mixed english n arabic to Maltese people. I find them so kind n helpful ❤❤❤
Thank you for the helpful and funny video, Alex. I’m going to Malta for a March holiday. I will download your guide as soon as I click send here
Thank you very much for producing this video. I am going to travel to Malta in December and i was a little unprepared. But now I know more and i will read your guide book :D
Enjoy and let me know what you think about the guide book ❤️
Thank you so much Alex you are doing a great job living in our beautiful Malta.
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Alex, I've been enjoying your videos and you just earned yourself a new subscriber (Maltese living in the US here). You did remind me on how I used to get all heated up driving there, you were spot on on that (I did however witness much worse driving in a couple other European cities).
Your honest straight forward comments are refreshing from the point of view of this born & breed 60+ year Maltese native who has seen this Island change over the decades. You have discovered most of our warts, bothered to look below the surface of our official "tourist" spiel and still fundamentally "like" us & this rocky Island home! 🙏
You should add: Just because it's a very small place.... doesn't mean that you can travel around quickly. Cabs might be faster but I use the buses (tal-linja card) and going somewhere just a few kilometers away can take a really, really long time and you need to factor that in when making plans.
You should add : if you are on a seriously low budget then it can take a long time to travel around…. I am just back home from a holiday in Malta where i spent 800€ in 6 days. I spent at least an hour per day in taxis and they where not even expensive in comparison to Britain. Public transport more so busses specifically are always much much slower at getting you to your destination but also much cheaper. Even the bus here in Scotland where I live a short journey takes 1hr 30+ minutes to complete from Airdrie to Motherwell where as if I got a taxi or drove in my car it would take 15 minutes…. Yes it is more expensive but such is life lol
@@RyanSmith-hv4qk I have not enjoyed the few times I've been in cars in Malta (too many cars in too little space and drivers acting too crazy) so I stay with the buses (at least they're bigger than most other vehicles.... O will say bus service has generally improved in the last 4or so years and is more reliable (if agonizingly slow).
Always LOVE watching your videos Alex!!! Love from South Africa ❤❤❤
Much love to South Africa ❤️
Very honest and personal advises that you are giving here, I really appreciate how non complacent you are about things. Thus us refreshing and really informative for us who have not visited the island yet.
Im glad that you are watching my videos and you havent been to Malta yet, let me know if you manage to come ❤️
Great tips Alex!
Use to drive in Malta but not any more , I’ll stick to the buses and taxis now as the roads are so much more busy now!
yes yes, taxi is the best
I can't help but smile because I can relate to you so much about the driving in Malta part of your video. I also get heated up when talking about driving here as I also drive in Malta. It is somehow such a relief that it's not only me who feels this way about the drivers and pedestrians here, why they drive like that and when you think about it, the small stupid road accidents should not happen if they just follow the rules and give way to others when needed. 1-2 seconds to wait, stop can avoid these road accidents and traffic.
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Please consider the amount of cars running around most of them taxi with foreigners driving with a lot of motor cycle mostly with foreigners driving
Compare the population per 1 km squared with other countries for sure it s with the highest. And this is one with makes driving and parking the way it 8s
Wow, I am so impressed with your video presentation. I love the island as I have the priviledge and honour to have been born here. I'm in my 70th year and think of Malta as my home. I am so ashamed that I have never taken the time to learn the language but I know that you are spot on with your coments of not over doing it. My prefered place of residence, when i come, is Sleima and they are fantastic towards visitors. Your attitude toward the local people and the vistors is perfect. A priviledge to listened to your advise. I ca n only hope that visitors take note of your advise
What a beautiful comment ! Thank you, i might see you on your next visit :)
Slimizi :))). I am from Sliema aswell. But lets be real... it has gone downhill for residents. Residents specifically
Just back from Malta :-) you are so sunny person❤ thanks for this great video🎉
you are entirely wrong about beaches. in the South there is Marasskala - St. Thomas Bay & Hofriet, There is Pretty Bay in Birzebbuga, Ghar Lapsi in Siggiewi, There is Gnejna in Mgarr, Fomm ir-Riħ, Mistra Beach, Then you forgot GOZO. There is Marsalforn, Dwejra, Xwejni (close to Marsalforn), Hondoq ir-Rummien, Xlendi Bay, Daħlet Qorrot & Ramla l-Ħamra... I must be forgetting a few too! Just go and explore. Just trying to be helpful...
Spot on video as usual, well done Alex 👏👏👏
Thank you ❤️🤩
Hey Alex, we've been watching vids researching Malta for an upcoming trip and you have the best, funniest by far!! "We don't care"!! Brilliant!
I'm coming over to Malta on the 11 December for 28 nights,very much looking forward to it,and I know they celebrate Christmas much better than in England
Wihuuuuu
Enjoy, there's alot going on in December
In my country Nigeria which is in the western part of Africa, Ehen is a normal everyday word for us and it's used in 3different ways, it would be difficult to see a Nigerian not using that in their everyday sentences, ehen is used mainly when speaking our broken english called pidgin english it's used as an exclamation in 3different ways, so if you see a Nigerian using that term you must understand it was gotten from home, you are either using it to concur to what the person is saying, or you use it when you are surprised at a statement the person makes cos you weren't aware, or you use it after daring a person in a conversation
Thank you for giving some extra info :)
It's Ehe not Ehne
Thank you for making these videos about my Country. Malta is barely noticed by other people from different countries. I speak Maltese hope you do too 😊
good one Alex.. but fireworks 8am to 11pm? Better check your clock the fireworks are more like 7am to 1am !! 😄
Hahah in some parts yes
What’s funny to me is that last month, we spent about 3 weeks driving around Sicily before flying from Catania into Luqa, and I honestly told our taxi driver the day we arrived in Malta that I was so glad for the calm driving! It seems that even the crazy driving in Malta feels like a slow Sunday cruise when compared to Sicilian driving! I think I would have been worried about trying to learn to drive on the other side of the road, however. That definitely messes with your mind when you first experience it.
Hi Alex a great video and thankyou so much for making this.
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Great video. Thanks for all the tips, I'm visiting Malta soon, really helpful!
You're welcome my friend 🎉 love from Malta 🇲🇹💖
Alex that was a brilliant video everything you said is so true I love listening to your advice thank you ❤
Thank you so so much❤️
Handy and straightforward Tipps. Thank you!
Maybe a bit beyond the scope of this video but I am Maltese and I can tell you that a lot of Maltese people complain about fireworks, particularly the extremely noisy (bombs) petard. I love the colourful night time ones, but something needs to be done regarding petards + we don't need launches at 8am. (Where I live they do an entire week of this, barely 300m away from my house) Traditions change and evolve over time (the same thing happened in Italy). So by all means, complain because a lot of us dislike the noisy bombs/petards, just because something is traditional does not mean it cannot be altered.
Before you try and change the traditions of a country, the country needs to feel that you belong there enough to request a change in traditions.
Maltese people complaining about fireworks is one thing (they can't be told to go back to their country). Someone who has been living here for 2 years complaining about fireworks is something totally different.
But we can complain about our own country
I dont think the authorities will alter the fireworks anytime soon :/
Try living in Chicago. Those explosions you hear at all hours aren’t fireworks.
The funny thing is that those who complain about fireworks noises, attend parties with exaggerated high volume sounds!!! Give me fireworks anytime, their sounds create a happy vibe and I hope they will keep on going for the years to come ❤
A much needed video! You forgot to mention the beautiful sound of our Church bells which many foreigners living in Malta hate! They must come from very boring countries!
Ahh yes i forgot that :) i love the sound of the bells
I've spent the last few Christmases in Malta and the church bells at noon on Dec 24 is one of my favorite things. Especially in Mellieha.
6:03 especially the green grass in water that is so slippery so be careful
Good point
Be aware that buses can be unreliable in country areas, being infrequent and prone to cancellation or being full up. Also, they mostly stop running by around 10pm, so plan your evenings accordingly. The narrow roads and the heavy traffic also mean that Malta is dangerous for cycling: so much so that you seldom see anyone on a bike. Apart from that, Malta is a beautiful place.
Alex well done, great info
a lot of genuine information...thk u alex
Thank you for enjoying my videos ❤️
Your videos are really wonderful… thank you…! 😊😊❤
Glad you like them!
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Funny, light and informative! You're awesome! (: Thanks for all the advice!
Pleasure is mine to create this content
Good morning Alex🎉
Happy weekend ❤️
Thanks Alex great advice regarding beach situation
I had no idea 😊
Nice guy and great video Maltese parents but live in England got two holidays for 2024 booked already but would love to move there .
thanks Alex for a very informative video, Love from Canada
much love to you
@@AlexinMalta I agree on many topics you mentoned about my counrty, but here we speak well italian and many languages, the most important point shouldn't be your book guide but has to be that if you are going to move here for living pls learn our language at that is mostly annoying for us maltese to do ,that we have to talk in english, pls after 2 years sure you can speak maltese,, thanks and welcome everybody
If I get visa for purposes of my rest of the study then I will travel over there and your videos might be helpful for me.
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Your explanation is worth it brother... 😅❤
Bugibba is a nice place to stay if you are there with your family in my opinion. St. Julian's - Paceville mostly suits young people looking for some fun and party.
My favourite is by far Valletta with its great history and awesome sights.
Thanks for Sharing Good information again Alex 👍
Thanks for watching
great video Alex!
The 10 donts are clear. I want to move to Malta
Thank you Alex and your helpful video!
Malta is my country, I am definately Maltese and have always lived in Malta. But it is true the so called "Festi" have become heavy to support to say the least. When I was little the Festa would be just during the weekend and we would have only the Church Fireworks and some few more from the Band clubs. It was nice, simple and it truly was religious. Unfortunately nowadys the Festi turned into " a Sodoma and Gomorra", I see nothing religious in these Festi anymore. It's just an excuse to drink and party for a whole week, and for the Band clubs to compete on who will have the biggest and most bombastic Fireworks of all. But obviously this is just my opinion, no offenece to no one.
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That's exactly how I see it. I'm not Maltese, have lived here for 15 years and that's exactly it.
First time I came to visit was 1989 and nothing has changed.
Thank you for sharing your opinion ❤️
It’s a tradition. It’s not going to change. Just accept it, like the majority of us do. End of
Im a big van of mass transit but the busses are terrible- always late, always crowded and it can take 2 hours to go 15 kilometers
I love your explanations
Glad you touched on the subject about driving in Malta 😂 the taxi drivers act like they are racing in nascar
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Everything you’ve said so informant
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2:10 is wrong. I live in malta and there are so many bad parkers that never get a fine
Thank you very much for the great video and very useful tips. Can you recommend Malta for a stag do at the end of April? is there something going on? what is the nightlife like this time of year? thank you very much in advance 😊
Thank you so much for cousiousnes by sharing necessary information
Thank you for enjoying
Great video! Very informative. Loved your hand gesture description of the seductive "ladies" of Paceville, lol. 😘
Glad you enjoyed it!🤣🤣🤣paceville ladies
Visiting Malta at the end of February. From what I gather, English is spoken all around?
Yes
You have really spot on everything as usual…. Bdw we also use also the word ‘ta’ 😅
Oh yes, i forgot about TA🤣
And the word 'HE' 😂
Informative video❤
Great info... I'd love to know what the tipping guide is?
useful mesg, thank u so much Alex
I'm going to malta on 9th December till 23rd December...staying at the db seabank...cant wait 🍺 🍻
Hi Alex! Just see your channel and videos and found funny and interesting. Just joined it and tip to the bell... :) Next October me and my motorider club in Sicily will have a weekend trip to Malta. Of course it's a very short period for appreciating the beautiful things we will see, but I think it will be really funny, thanks also to your suggest. Cheers from sicily :)
I live in Italy (in the north east) and I find Maltese traffic quite relaxing, traffic jams excluded.
Love your videos. You make me want to come there
I loved those fireworks 🎆 they were amazing
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love your ❤video as always 🎉
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thanks i am gonna visit soon very helpful video
Great video Alex, thank you for the great tips as I plan my trip to your beautiful country.
Great video! We're visiting Malta soon and I'd like your input on whether it's worth renting a car to visit the main sights of the country. Also none of us have ever driven a right-hand steering wheel car, in a left-side driving country haha, so coupled with the erratic driving of the locals that you described, should we perhaps just stick to buses to get around?
Excellent....guess what ?!? I bought your Malta guide book😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😊😊😊😊😊
Yeeeey :) let me know what you think ❤️❤️❤️
@AlexinMalta Malta guide book is simple to read. It is well fragmented by section of good places to go, the best beach to go, the place to visit, some of your favorite places to dine and many more. Who ever want to come to Malta, Alex guide book is a must to buy. I can feel you have put your heart and soul on it, and you did it !! So well done Alex, after your success of RUclips, Alex malta guide book should be the next. I suggest you do a partnership with travel agency who sell Malta ticket and your Alex Malta guide book should be included for their trip. You will be able to sell volume of your Alex Malta guide book with those travel agency and it is a win win.
Hey Alex, thank you for a great discussion and real facts about Malta, my birth country.
I may want to add something that may not be on everyone's radar.
If you come to Malta and want to hire a (God Forbid) car, think again.
If you are 75 years and over, the Insurance cos. do not cover you, so you may want to give that a miss. I speak with recent experience.
I am sorry I missed your walk and live show in Valletta recently.
The video is on my channel, next to the tab “videos” there is a tab “live” have a look at it ❤️
Spot on, well done 👍
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Good advise🎉
Morning! Alex😊
Good morning ❤️
Hi Alex
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I live in malta and I surely suggest to never park on the yellow line or on the blue square unless you have the bluebag
hmm, the link for your website does not work on my pc. Maybe it is the network here at work that is the problem, I will try from at home later.
I visited Malta almost 30 years ago, I was 14, and my uncle introduced me to a lady he said was called "The Pink Lady", because she dressed in pink and drove a pink Cadillac. I know it is before your time, but have you ever heard of her?
Hey. Try here: alexinmalta.com/shop/
I havent heard of the Pink Lady :(
Point 11 watch all your videos! But the driving point is so true. I still have ptsd lol. Oh and point 12 come hungry
Point 11 not to watch my videos ? 🤣🤣oh noo
Thanks a lot ! Very positive
Nice vedeo very interisting ❤
Omg😂#7 was so funny Alex
Great list
haha :) thank u
Hi Alex! I'm going to visit Malta soon for the first time! I'm also thinking about moving there in the future (TEFL). Thank you for giving all the information! I was wondering and hope you don't mind me asking: are you living with a roommate?
I can imagine it being hard (financially and socially) to live alone (but also nice, haha). Best wishes, Karin!
#7 Ehe mela mela with eyes rolling annoyed faced 😂. The most helpful tip in the video. 8:01, 8:33, 9:09, 9:22
Thanks Alex for this info. I'm planning to come to Malta for 3 nights in mid-December . Any tips on best place to stay and things to do in 72 hours? Thanks.
Italian is de facto Malta's third language. Malta's relationship with Italy is quite strong due to the close proximity between the two countries.
You are hilarious!! I tried to purchase your guide, but it's only sold in Europe. I'm in US and would love a copy. Do you sell to US?
Cheers Alex..another great informative video..Chris Birmingham UK
Glad you enjoyed it
I think you forgot to mention the sandy beach of Birzebbuga 😎🌝🇲🇹👍🏼
Malta seems to be a small island completely built up with blocks of flats. Am I right or wrong?
Malta is beautiful ❤
Driving in Malta is pretty much the same as the rest of Europe. Essentially France and Italy. Haven't been back to Malta since February 1978 but if I went back I'd just rent a moped or scooter to get around and find parking.
Thanks for your great tips. Maybe I’ll see you in Malta….Nov 2024.
Ćao Alex! Pozdrav iz Novog Sada. 😊 To za saobraćaj…daaaa, divljina. 😳😵💫 And they driving like a crazy…on those roads!?🙄 Sure.🤭But…”wrong” side of a road- I was waiting bus on opposite side of a road once or twice!🤭😂😆 ridiculous 😅
Pozdrav ❤️jaoooo :/ znam taj osecaj, when i first came to Malta i had the same issue with crossing the road and i dont know from which side car might pass, 8 years later i still look both side when i cross the road🤣
@@AlexinMalta the same…funny but not really because it can be dangerous…🙂 all the best Alex
Maltese is very close to classical (Medieval) Arabic. Many Maltese, especially the educated ones, are fluent in Italian. English is the island's second language.
Do you like when fans come up to you and ask for a selfie on the street or should I/we better avoid doing it?
Ofcourseeeee ❤️i love it
To be fair.. there's more beaches than just those 3. Malta is an island..the shoreline is full of beaches! Most of them, in the south, you don't konw about because they are not popular with foreigners. Theres are also a lot of secluded beaches, if you know how to find them, where you can even be swimming by yourself!
Mr. Alex can u make a video about the update for Malta Government regarding refusals of work permit and the new rules. TIA❤
Hey. That was supposed to be instead of this video, but i pushed it for another 2 weeks as there will be more updates coming out in the next 10 days
Thank you❤❤❤❤. Love watching your videos all of them was so informative! ❤❤❤❤❤
I plan on schooling in Malta… what’s your take on??
I happen to love fireworks. I used to do fireworks displays. Malta might just be her when it comes to fireworks.
What do you think about Mike mansholt missing in Malta
Thanks George Michael
Welcome babes ❤️