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The Cliffs

Interpretation Centre

The Cliffs
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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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UPDATED SUMMER OPENING HOURS – 15/06/2020

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The locally hand-picked and pickled capers – 11/06/2020

  Capers have been used in cooking since at least 2000BC in Mesopotamia and they …

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The oldest cultivated Mediterranean fruit species: Figs – 10/06/2020

    The fig tree (Ficus carica, Tin), which originated in the Middle East and …

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The wild leek in the Maltese Islands – 09/06/2020

  The first expression of agriculture in prehistory dates back to the Neolithic Revolution, to …

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Surrounding Environment

THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre is found in the middle of the largest SAC stretch in the Island and almost contiguous to Special Protected Area overlooking the South West coast, an area full of beautiful landscapes, habitats and protected species which attract many visitors.

While the area of Dingli lacks of the customary array of tourist attractions such as bathing areas, night life activities and impressive archaeological sites, its countryside and cliffs offer huge potential for eco-tourism as an ideal alternative. The surroundings host numerous indigenous species that are not found in such numbers in other parts of the island.

THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre will help in securing and maintaining the favourable conservation status of the North West SAC by ensuring that existing and future human activities co-exist in harmony with the habitats and species of the site and at the same time compliment existing and future tourism strategy.

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