Walk.mt is primarily dedicated to the outdoors and to slower and greener tourism, i.e. whether religious, cultural, historic, educational or purely for social purposes.
Leaving only footprints behind. Taking memories with us.
Walk.mt is registered as a limited liability company and licensed by Malta Tourism Authority as a TRA/W/18 with the necessary public liability and professional indemnity insurance in place. The company was established primarily to support XirCammini in its activities but also serves other educational, cultural, faith, social and outdoor-adventure travel.
Walk.mt is primarily dedicated to slower and greener tourism.
Walk.mt is focusing on
- Religious tourism
- Arts and cultural tourism
- Educational tourism
- Outdoor adventure
Walk.mt Ltd is licensed by the Malta Tourism Authority for incoming and outgoing travel operations.
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Giving back
In a spirit of giving back, Walk.mt Limited supports
- Government initiatives related mainly to culture and heritage working closely with the Malta Tourism Authority, Heritage Malta and the Culture directorate.
- XirCammini and Camino Europa Compostela
- Malta Walking Federation (an alliance of local walking associations)
Green Country Code
(adapted from the Malta Ramblers Association & XirCammini guidelines)
Walking in the countryside needs to take place in a respectful way to the environment and other countryside users.
- Walk along pathways as far as possible.
- Do not trespass, cause damage or trample on cultivated areas.
- Respect other countryside users and do not cause undue disturbance to others.
- Refrain from collecting or causing harm to any specimens of flora and fauna.
- Do not litter the countryside.
- Do not dispose of any waste near the sea.
- Avoid causing noise and light pollution (especially in caves or at night).
- Do not light fires in vulnerable locations (such as caves, under trees, on dry grass or garigue).
- Know the protection status of any sites we will pass through. Some activities may be restricted in such areas or they may require extra attention.
- Report any grass fires or emergencies on 112.
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