Beach Unit Malta Tourism Authority

11/09/2018

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14/08/2018

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06/08/2018

BLUE FLAG ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Photos show activities held , which include Coastal trekking at Majjistral Park and Marsascala, coastal formations and naturally formed salt, marine creatures for children, and clay classes creating fish with persons with special needs.

31/07/2018

SPOT THE JELLYFISH AND ALIEN SPECIES--
Spot the Jellyfish/Alien Fish campaigns made easier with smart phone apps Spot the Jellyfish and Spot the Alien Fish smart phone apps were launched through an ongoing collaboration between Alan Deidun from the Department of Geo-sciences at the University of Malta, who coordinates the two campaigns, and students from MCAST who developed the apps.

BEAT THE BURN CAMPAIGN --
The Malta Medical Students Association will continue its effort to educate the general public about the danger of ultra violet rays on the skin which may ultimately lead to the risk of Skin cancer.

24/07/2018

WASTE SEPARATION & LITTER FREE BEACHES

One of the on-going campaigns on beaches include the Waste Separation awareness and Butts Off the Sand which are running parallel with the Litter-Free Beaches Campaign.

An effort to reduce plastic waste from the beach is also being included in many environmental and educational activities. Disposing of waste sensibly on beaches is imperative.
Spot the Jellyfish and Alien Fish is another initiative that beach goers will be encouraged to participate in. This initiative is being managed by the University of Malta and assisted by the MTA.

Beat the Burn is a campaign organised by the Malta Medical Students Association (MMSA) making people aware of the dangers produced by UV rays on the exposed skin.

12/04/2018

Beach Information Boards are found on every MTA managed beach to the help beach users.
On these boards one can find a map of the area, the meaning of the safety flag and its color, emergency numbers and what’s acceptable and what’s not on the beach.

12/04/2018

01/02/2018

New MTA logo now public

30/11/2017

Turtle Release Golden Bay yesterday

05/09/2017

Marsascala coastal and country walk

05/09/2017

The Science of Nature activity at Esplora

24/08/2017

10/06/2017

19/01/2017

Beach supervisors uniform

19/01/2017

Beach ashtray as part of the Butts Off Campaign and litter free beaches

19/01/2017

30/08/2016

Weekly sand sifting at St George's Bay, Ghadira Bay, Golden Bay and Bugibba Perched Beach. This is another service by MTA for the benefit of beach users!

26/08/2016

MTA's priority for people's safety

25/08/2016

MTA invested more resources for the beaches to be better accessible

17/08/2016

Ashtrays being distributed or installed on MTA managed beaches in an effort to keep the sand and rocky beaches free from cigarette butts. MTA keeps investing resources for the benefit of the beach users.

11/08/2016

Beach supervisors' uniforms and training seminar with workshops

08/08/2016

Blue Flag Activity - Snorkelling at Bugibba Perched beach

05/08/2016

05/08/2016

Blue Flag Activity - Visit to the Malta Maritime Museum

05/08/2016

Blue Flag Activity - Visit to Ghadira Nature Reserve