Summer lifts in Alta Badia Cable cars and chair lifts open in summer time in Alta Badia, Dolomites, Italy Relax in the cable car and glide all the way up the mountains, hop out easily and just start hiking or biking. In summer, Alta Badia's high plateaus can be reached easily by using the lifts. Families, mountaineers and mountain bikers will be rewarded with fabulous viewing points and other worthwhile destinations. Each holiday maker will find here the experience that makes the heart...
If you would like seeing some snow and a natural wonder in the heat of the summer, the Dolomites in Italy has it all At the foot of the enchanting Santa Croce mountain there is a natural cave that is magically reborn each year. Season after season, the cave is dug out by the snow and by the subsequent melting of the glaciers that come down from the walls of the Piza dales Diesc and the Sas dla Crusc. There are various excusrions available with the Alta Badia tourist office allowing you...
If you're planning to go swimming at the beach this weekend, you can relax and cool off with confidence in the crystal clear sea. All of Malta's beaches have been given full marks after passing EU water quality standards with flying colours. Every bathing spot in Malta and Gozo was ranked 'excellent' by environmental health inspectors. Each week, a number of samples are taken from every beach for testing to make sure the sea remains crystal clear, clean and safe for swimming. In the...
A record number of people have visited Malta's capital city in the first six months of 2018, according to new figures. Between January and June, more than 317,000 people attended events celebrating Valletta's year as European Capital of Culture. Valletta 2018 chairman Jason Micallef told 89.7 Bay: 'These results are a clear indication that Valletta 2018 events, which are taking place all across the Maltese Islands, are accessible to a wide range of audiences and that artists as well as...
The Marsa Junction project will see the elimination of the traffic light system to allow for uninterrupted traffic flow The €70 million three-year Marsa junction project is "on track", and motorists will be able to commute across three new lanes by summer, according to Transport Minister Ian Borg. By the end of the year, €6.2 million would have been invested in the project. This translated into three kilometres of new or rebuilt lanes, 11,500 tonnes of asphalt for new lanes, the...
