The Delimara lighthouse is located at the southernmost tip of Malta. It was constructed by the British around 1856 and stayed in operation until 1990. The octagonal tower is 22m high. In recent years the building was restored by Din l-Art Helwa – a non-profit organisation that was set up to safegaurd Malta’s heritage. The lighthouse-keeper’s accomodation has been transformed into two apartments that are available for short-term lets.
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I WOULD STAY HERE in a HEART BEAT!
ReplyDeleteYes, I would love to spend a night or two there too.
DeleteNice, looks like a wonderful quiet place to stay.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is.
DeleteThat's beautiful ! Such an old building !
ReplyDeleteThe Delimara lighthouse is quite a popular landmark.
DeleteOh this is beautiful Loree - what a wonderful place this would be to visit and stay for a few days. Hope you are having a great start to July. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI sometimes wonder how it would feel to spend a night there during a winter storm - not sure it would be a good idea. My imagination would run wild.
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