This last week in Malta has been amazing. Although most days have been 35C+, it’s the people that I spent my time with that made it memorable. We did visit many places, such as Mdina, Birgu, some beaches, cool pubs and more, though! I think I have seen more of Malta than the regular tourist, and I am so grateful for that.
I started the week by going to Gnejna bay, which you can see in my vlog. This is the first sandy beach I visited in Malta, and it was amazing! We spent the whole day there, and I really wanted to rent a boat and go exploring, so we did! Yolo, right?
When I’m at the beach, I write in my diary, I read and I swim, of course! I am taking more and more time for myself to figure out who I am, and these are perfect opportunities. Thank you for following me on this self-growth journey!
Last weekend I went to an amazing old town: Plovdiv. This city is like nothing I’ve ever seen before. You arrive to the town through a long tunnel, which has an ancient amphitheatre above it (talk about conservation), and then you drive by works of beautiful architecture and design.
After I sent out my last email, I met several Erasmus students by coincidence, and ended up travelling around Bulgaria with some of them! They were mostly from France, and all very kind. We started our adventures at a club, and then we went to the mountains during the weekend!
My stay started with my brother in law picking me up at the airport, and then I saw my sister once I got to their NEW place. It’s a very beautiful apartment…
For those of you who know me well, you know that I have been dreaming of starting a life in Europe as soon as I got the chance. Well, now that I have officially graduated from University, it only makes sense to buy a one-way ticket across the pond with absolutely no plans once I get there, right?
