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Back in Business! – 02/04/2022

We’re back in business with a refreshed look and awaiting to welcoming you back! For …

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Closed for Refurbishment from Monday 17/01/2022

The Cliffs will be temporarily closed for refurbishment and embellishment works from today Monday 17th …

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WINTER OPENING HOURS – Sep 2021

As summer is coming to an end, we’re updating our OPENING HOURS at The Cliffs!! …

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SUMMER OPENING HOURS – JUNE 2021

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UPDATED OPENING HOURS (From 21Sep 2020)

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Fresh prickly pear fruits – 24/08/2020

Maltese summer time is often characterised by the abundance of fresh summer fruits, and perhaps …

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Natural Environment

The Cliffs environment  

If you are planning to visit Dingli Cliffs, you will enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the native plants and flowers that dot the surrounding countryside. Dingli Cliffs and the surrounding areas are home to a tremendous diversity of flora and many of the 1100 species found in the Maltese Islands are recorded in the surrounding areas.

Most of the fauna in the Maltese Islands consists of insects and molluscs. A number of residential birds are found with a relatively high numbers of seabird colonies. One such colony is found at Dingli Cliffs. 20 mammals are found in the Maltese islands 11 of which are Bats. One can also encounter a number of reptiles together with one amphibian.

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