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Time for the Yellow-throated Crocus blooms – 05/11/2019

Time for the Yellow-throated Crocus blooms – 05/11/2019

In particular garrigue areas within the Maltese Islands, autumn time brings along the blooming of …

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Winter Opening Hours from 21st September

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Time for Carob Harvesting – 03/09/2019

One of the characteristic and widespread tree species of Maltese maquis habitats is the Carob …

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Blooming Caper flowers and traditional Caper picking – 04/07/2019

The Caper Bush is synonymous with summer time, when the evergreen shrub produces large white …

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Summer Opening Hours from 21st June

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Wild Artichoke Blooms – 10/06/2019

The surrounding garrigue is already indicating summer conditions. Only patches of green grasses remain, otherwise …

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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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