We enjoyed our stay very much. The view from the balcony down to the bay was always worth looking at. We stayed in the second half of January but if we got out of bed late when the sun reached the balcony we had breakfast there. It amused us to watch the woman who lived in a nearby house feed the 7 feral cats.
Mark-Anthony was always swift in answering queries but to save him (and you) the bother here are just a few tips.
The wifi code in on the bottom of a white box marked GO where the TV remote controls are.
Instructions for the oven are in a drawer to the left of the cooker.
Rubbish is collected about 3 times a week from the main road back of the house. Best just to observe when other people put rubbish bags out.
Mark-Anthony organised a taxi to meet our flight. Fabien charged us 25 euros.
Fabien was great and we used him for a tour of the south of the island (he charged 15 euros an hour for this).
Normally we used buses to go to places we wanted to visit. There is a flat fare of 1 euro 50 and a ticket is valid for 2 hours meaning you can take more than one bus.
The supermarket we liked best was called Wellbe's in Mellihia.
Just around the corner from the apartment is the restaurant Pepe Nero (it is half way up the first flight of steps you come). We arrived on Sunday evening and were relieved to find it open.
We went to Gozo for the day. Lovely. Catch any bus to the ferry port in the north, the ferries are frequent and ridiculously cheap. We took a Hop on Hop off bus which allowed us to see quite a number of places.
Enjoy your visit.