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Today we are anchored ⚓near the mesmerizing and unique Inland Sea of Gozo, a hidden beach behind the massive cliffs. It is real life experience that we could just not miss during our sail ⛵to the little sister island of Malta. But it is not the only place we discover today. Just a stone’s throw away and hidden in the rugged coastline is the Blue Hole of Malta where the girls get to swim. This is where we spend the afternoon to escape the heat. Just below the water surface is an arch leading to the open sea and on the other side. But soon we have lift the anchor because the weather is about to change. So Enrique and Michi lift the anchor and I get busy and prepare some food to keep the moral of the crew up.
Later that day we are sailing past an armada of boats coming back from several bays around the islands to return to their berths in the marinas. But we are already on the way to a new and spectacular anchorage. Yet before we arrive we exchange some important facts about food.
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