Roberto Rinaldi / Lighthouse in the entrance Stt Elmos Bay, Marsamxettt harbour, Valetta, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Woman weaving traditional hand-made lace, Gozo, Malta.

Roberto Rinaldi / Fishing boats in the harbour that separates Cospicua from Vittoriosa in Malta.

Roberto Rinaldi / Yachts in the harbour of Msida with St Joseph church in the background, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Xewkija church and skyline, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks and luzzus, traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep evil away, Marsaxlokk harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Street decorated for feast celebrating a Saint, Malta. ^^^In summer time these kind of festivals are very common with processions marching through decorated streets.

Roberto Rinaldi / Msida with St Joseph church in the background, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Mdina, also known as Notabile and Citta Ceechia, the captial of the Maltese islands until 1568 when the order of St John built Valetta, the present captial, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fishing boats in the harbour that separates Cospicua from Vittoriosa, Malta.

Roberto Rinaldi / A cannon in front of buildings, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks, traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep evil away, Marsaxlokk harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett harbour from Grand Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The spire of St Paul's church and the Carmelites Dome, Valletta, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Traditional luzzu fishing boats moored in the harbour, Malta.

Roberto Rinaldi / Valletta, the capital city of Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Senglea waterfront with the Maria Bambina church in the background, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett harbour from Grand Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks and luzzus, traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep the evil off. Marsaxlokk harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The Gran Castello or Cittadella, Victoria, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Mnajdra Temples, a complex of three Neolithic temples surrounding an oval courtyard, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Harbour and town, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Yachts in the harbour of Msida with St Joseph church in the background, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks, traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep evil away, Marsaxlokk harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The Three Cities, Valletta, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett harbour from Grand Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett harbour from Grand Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Captain Morgan submarine with divers above, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks, the traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep the evil off. Marsaxlokk Harbour, Malta

Onne van der Wal / Megayacht "Maltese Falcon" racing behind another yacht in the St Barth's Bucket 2007, St Barthelemy, Caribbean. Editorial use only.

Roberto Rinaldi / Stairway, Malta

Rick Tomlinson / Maltese Falcon arriving from Cannes to St Tropez, France, October 1, 2006.

Rick Tomlinson / "Maltese Falcon" sailing from Cannes to St Tropez for La Voiles St Tropez, France, October 1, 2006.

Onne van der Wal / Crew member up the mast of the megayacht "Maltese Falcon" during the St Barth's Bucket 2007, St Barthelemy, Caribbean. Property released.

Onne van der Wal / Aerial view of megayacht "Maltese Falcon" during the St Barth's Bucket 2007, St Barthelemy, Caribbean. Property released.

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks, the traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep evil away, Marsaxlokk harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Xewkija church and skyline, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Senglea Island seen from the port, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta, the capital of Malta. It stands on the seaward shore of the Sciberras Peninsula that divides Marsamxett harbour from Grand Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The spire of St Paul's church and the Carmelites Dome, Valletta, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / A traditional luzzu fishing boat moored in Marasaxlokk Harbour, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks and luzzus, the traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep the evil off. Marsaxlokk Harbour, Malta

Petra Wegner / Maltese dog, sitting

Petra Wegner / Maltese dog, sitting

Roberto Rinaldi / The Comino Tower / Santa Maria Tower dominates the south-west part of the island Comino as well as the south Comino channel, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The Three Cities, Valletta, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The Hagar Qim Neolithic temple, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Scuba divers preparing to enter the giant azure pool at the Azure Window, a rock formation on the cliff-lined coast of Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Salt pans dug in rock, the production of sea salt has a long tradition on the Mediterranean island of Gozo. Marsalforn, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / A fortification on the water's edge along the cliff lined coast at Dwejra, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Temples of Ggantija, Megalitihic temples from 3600 to 3000 BC, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Scuba divers preparing to enter the giant azure pool at the Azure Window, a rock formation on the cliff-lined coast of Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Xlendi Bay on Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Diver above a rock covered by different types of colourful encrusting sponges and sea urchins, Gozo, Malta. Model released.

Roberto Rinaldi / A fortification on the water's edge along the cliff lined coast at Dwejra, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Kajjieks and luzzus the traditional colourful eyed Maltese fishing boats. The painted eyes are supposed to keep the evil off. Marsaxlokk Harbour, Malta.

Roberto Rinaldi / Temples of Ggantija, megalitihic temples from 3600 to 3000 BC, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Salt pans dug in rock, the production of sea salt has a long tradition on the Mediterranean island of Gozo. Marsalforn, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / Temples of Ggantija, megalitihic temples from 3600 to 3000 BC, Gozo, Malta

Roberto Rinaldi / The Azure Window, a stunning and dramatic rock formation on the cliff-lined coast of Gozo, Malta.