Kissonerga Coastal Promenade
Nice Villas
There are some nice villas here, which no doubt cost a bob or two.
Walkus Interuptus
But here the path ends, still. Ahead of you lies a banana plantation. No work has been done on sorting out this part of the promenade.
Handy Signpost
Now, you might just think that the path is supposed to end there. But note this sign nearby. It states it is part of Kissonerga Coastal Promenade.
On The Other Side
On the other side of the banana plantation, the path continues for a short while, and there is another sign for the promenade. So hopefully one day this will all be connected. They do need to find a decent route from here across the rocks to Sandy Bay though.
Vardas Beach
Anyway, that's enough of the view to the east. Let's make our way to that bridge to see how it is getting on. Last time we visited it was fenced off.
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