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Welcome to Malta: The Jewel of the Mediterranean 🇲🇹 - Video

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Welcome to Malta, the Mediterranean gem that will leave you breathless with its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. In our latest video, we take you on a journey through this beautiful country, showcasing its picturesque beaches, charming towns, and iconic landmarks. But before we dive into our adventure, we want to share some exclusive discounts and offers with you. Get 5% off on the HolaFly E-Sim with our discount code: JUMPINGPLACES, and enjoy copyright-free music from Epidemic Sound for your travel videos. Stay safe online with Surfshark VPN and get 83% off plus 3 months free. And don't forget to protect yourself with...... Read Full article on HadNews

Exploring TINOS: A Greek Island Gem in the Aegean Sea - Video

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The Greek island of Tinos in the Aegean Sea is a captivating destination filled with ancient history, stunning views, and beautiful beaches. In a recent video, a traveler explores the island, starting his day by visiting the ancient Acropolis on a cloudy and cool morning. The hike up the hill offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Greek islands, showcasing the beauty of the region. The traveler then heads to the town of Tinos for a quick brunch on a not so spectacular beach, but the picturesque setting makes up for it. He then sets off to explore another beach recommended by a viewer, hoping to find a truly beautiful spot to swim in th...... Read Full article on HadNews

Lifesavers on the Mediterranean | DW Documentary

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Lifesavers on the Mediterranean | DW Documentary The Sea Punk I rescue ship is embarking on its first Mediterranean mission. The crew has only just completed its lifesaving training. It’s about to be put to the test — the task is to save refugees from drowning. Gerson Reschke registered the Sea Punks society with like-minded people in 2020. The plan was to launch a fundraising campaign, buy a ship and use it to rescue refugees. The group couldn’t stand by any longer and watch as refugees continued to drown. The Mediterranean Sea is still the world’s deadliest border. Over 3,000 people died trying to cross it in 2023, hoping to escape conf...... Read Full article on HadNews