Welcome to the Ġostra, Malta’s iconic, slippery, and totally legendary tradition that’s been part of our village feasts for generations. Footage sent to Lovin Malta shows one fearless athlete sprinting up a greased wooden pole, clutching the last flag like a champ, before inevitably splashing straight into the sea at St Julian’s. The rules? Simple: run, grab, fall. The pole is lathered in grease, tilted over the sea, and the challenge is to snatch the flag before gravity does its thing. Most con

31K views · 353 reactions | Where do your favourite chefs love to eat when they dine out? 類 Lovin Malta’s new series Yes Chef is back to bring you some underrated gems, guilty pleasures and hated trends straight from Malta’s tastemakers and their own perspective on the island’s foodie scene  Next up on this week’s episode, none other than @chefletiziavella from @thegoldenfork ✨ | Lovin Malta | Facebook

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A massive flow of debris and water has been reported earlier today on Mount Semeru in Indonesia. The volcanic material made of debris and water travelled down the slopes of Mount Semery at a high speed. Footage circulating on social media shows the flow accelerating down the volcano with people standing on the side of the current recording it. Have you seen anything like this? Credit: @volcaholic1 via X | Lovin Malta