Top Things to do in Dingli
What to do and see in Dingli, Island of Malta: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Dingli, Malta including Malta Segway Tours, Discover Dingli Cliffs, Diar il-Bniet Cooking Classes, Dingli Cart Ruts (Clapham Junction) and Caves, Dingli Cliffs, St. Mary Magdalene Chapel, Laurent Delecluse, From My Garden.
1. Malta Segway Tours
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5.0 based on 327 reviews
Malta Segway Tours offer tours around beautiful village of Dingli and the capital city of Valletta. The Dingli tour takes you through historical and fascinating places with stops at the magnificent Dingli cliffs, the interesting cart ruts, Magdalena Chapel, The great Cave as well the rugged countryside of Malta with trained staff.Malta Segway Tours is a fun and adventurous way to explore and learn more about Malta and all you need is a few hours to spare and be up for some fun!
2. Discover Dingli Cliffs
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5.0 based on 40 reviews
Visit The Cliffs Interpretation Centre and experience the unique blend of local produce,ecology,history and culture.Observe,listen,feel and smell nature and taste its produce!All tours include an audiovisual and hands-on presentation on The Cliffs Trail and seasonal produce.Visitors can follow the trail on their own or through a guided walk.Local food platters and drinks are included in two tours.
3. Diar il-Bniet Cooking Classes
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Cooking has always formed an integral part of our family daily routine. Being born and bred in a family of farmers, with nostalgia we remember ourselves growing up watching our mum and nan cooking authentic Maltese dishes. Our nan’s old and half torn recipe book formed the roots of these secret recipes and for this reason my grandmother always held it closely to her chest.
Reviewed By Matt123d - London, United Kingdom
Lovely food and warm service. Real taste of Malta. Staff are welcoming and the food fresh. Great selection of traditional dishes. Most foods fresh from there farm.
4. Dingli Cart Ruts (Clapham Junction) and Caves
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4.0 based on 105 reviews
There are several prehistoric sites near village of Dingli: the so-called 'cart ruts', unexplained parallel tracks hewn in the rock, and several megalithic caves.
Reviewed By tiggidodo - Island of Malta, Malta
Dingli Cart Ruts known also as Clapham Junction because they intersect one another. Though they are man-made, they remain to this date mysterious as no one has yet come up with any evidence what they represented or why they were dug. Cart ruts are found in many other parts of the Island of Malta, however the Dingli cart ruts remain untouched and undamaged by development. Many have visited and tried to solve their mystery.....maybe someday someone will tell us what they mean.
5. Dingli Cliffs
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4.0 based on 775 reviews
Reviewed By sharonhW264WM - Las Vegas, United States
The Dingli Cliffs, the highest point in Malta (280 meters), provide spectacular views of the surrounding cliffs and the sea below. There is a small chapel and a lookout building and beautiful wildflowers—bright red poppies, yellow daisies, and purple honeysuckle. The nearby village of Dingli has picturesque old houses with brightly-colored wooden balconies in red, blue, and green. Great photo opportunities!
6. St. Mary Magdalene Chapel
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3.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By 339josephm - East Sandwich, United States
I'm really rating the view, not so much the chapel. The sea views here are among the highest and best on Malta. The chapel is a small stone chapel that sits on the cliff and it kind of bonus. The chapel is not open for visiting, so all you can do is look at it from the outside. Come for the views and flora. There was trailer set up in the parking area selling coffee, tea, soda, snacks and gifts.
7. Laurent Delecluse
Hello, Hola, Hello! I am Laurent, am French, well-traveled and a happy daddy. I will happily show you the best walking spots around the island. Best, Laurent
8. From My Garden
From My Garden is a business that has been existing for the last 22 years. We Offer free tasting of our products.We have seasonal fresh fruits and we also offer genuine local products such as local thyme honey, traditional maltese nougat, seasonal sweets, carob related products and prickly pear products only to begin with. We have Traditional Maltese Coffee which we are famous for.
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