Dwejra Lines, Dingli Cliffs Travel Guide

The Dwejra Lines are a section of the Victoria Lines, a 12km-long series of fortifications built by the British in the 19th century. Stretching across Malta, these lines divide the island geologically. The Dwejra Lines offer visitors a chance to walk through a unique monument of military architecture while enjoying exceptional views of the Maltese countryside, and on clear days, even Gozo.As you explore the Dwejra Lines, you'll encounter remnants of the fortifications, including stone passages and monitoring stations. The area provides a peaceful retreat with striking cliffs, serene sea views, and lush greenery. The site is a testament to Malta's strategic importance and resilience throughout history.While exploring the area, take note of the terraced fields, a typical feature of the Maltese landscape designed to prevent soil erosion. The site is also home to the Chapel of Our Lady of Itria, built in 1685, offering beautiful views from its clifftop location.