Countless neighbours have done each other harm over a few inches of lawn, and countries argue
over rocky islands that are inhabited primarily by gulls and clams.
Not exact matches
Malta is at the cross-roads of the Mediterranean and that's why this
rocky island has such a varied history: Phoenician traders, the Romans, the Moors and the Italians all tussled
over the
island, with each culture influencing the language, food and architecture.
There are four types of diving environments in the archipelago: first are the shallow inshore fringing
island reefs where visibility is often poor but the diversity of marine life is unsurpassed; second are the offshore fringing reefs where the visibility is considerably better, and the coral much healthier; third are the pinnacles and small
rocky islands which rise from the depths and attract larger marine life such as sharks and rays; and fourth are the banks which rise up from depths of
over 300 meters and attract different types of marine life altogether.
While paddling this network of tiny
islands, you might see
over a hundred Stellar sea lions hauled out on the
rocky outcrops.
With so much diving and surfing, there is also a wide range of other activities to fill your time on the
island, there is the underground house carved by hand
over 15 years, a punting trip through the mangroves forest, a seaweed history tour, a geyser like blow hole in the
rocky cliffs called «The Devil's tear «and many water sports are available at Jungut Batu beach.
The east side, aka «the wild side» of the
island is mostly undeveloped and there are beautiful beaches, big waves and
rocky outcrops
over the ocean.
If you prefer a guided walking tour, book the Bruny
Island Long Weekend, which will take you across beaches,
over rocky headlands and through rainforest.
Glaciers melted, and the Coral Sea rose
over the coastal plain, leaving only mountain - tops and ridges exposed as the
rocky Whitsunday
islands we see today.
The small
rocky cliff to its south provides great views
over the
island's main surf breaks, namely Shipwrecks and Lacerations, together with the beautiful sunsets
over mainland Bali afar.
The seascapes of Tory
Island off the
rocky windswept coast of Donegal, the scenic pleasures of the Glens of Antrim, the Giants Causeway, the bogs of Connemara in Galway, the Atlantic cliffs and coastline of Kerry and Mayo, the traditional Celtic landscapes of the Aran
Islands, Achill
Island as well as the unusual contours and countryside of County Cork - each of these locations has,
over the years, attracted its painters and artists.