Area description for Ta Mananni

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Rates & avialability per week

Period	Price
Nov to March	500.00 €
April/May/October	700.00 €
June/Sep	1080.00 €
July/August	1250.00 €

The villa is available for rental from Jan to Dec and we are very flexible no particular day of the week.

• The amounts indicated is up to six persons. Preferred method is by direct transfer to bank account indicates. Deposit of 25% to confirm booking, remaining 75% to be settled at least six weeks prior arrival.

Reservations & Contacts

Ta Mananni/Ref: 6044
Owner Name	Mr Raymond Attard
Tel	+356 21 437103
Tel	+356 99 495263
E-mail	Send E-mail
* Please, mention HolidayHomes.ORG

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Qala Beach Village

Qala

Ta Mananni is located on the outskirts of Qala but within a one minute walking distance to the nearsest restaurant and just a seven minute walk to the village centres which has about four restaurants, mini markets, pharmacy etc.
Qala has also its own pebbly beach and a lively village square.
The feast of St. Joseph is celebrated every first Sunday of August.

Island of Gozo

Gozo is the northernmost Island of the Malta Archipelago. It is very good for a good relaxing break from the hectic pace of normal life. Restaurants offering a wide array of Mediterranean food dot the whole Island with very reasonable prices. Fish and pasta are a local speciality but you can find all type of restaurants to satisfy all apetites and ages.
From April to end of October temperatures are in the 20 to the 32 degree regions with July and August being the hottest months. As all of the Maltese Islands, Gozo is an open air museum dating form neolithic times to our most recent independence from UK in 1964.
Ggantija temples are the most visited historical attraction in the whole of the Maltese Islands.
Beaches such as Ramla are beautifula and still in pristine clear water conditions.
Subacqua keen persons are in for a treat!