Casa Cara

09/08/2026

07/06/2026

📍 The narrow streets of 𝐁𝐢𝐫𝐠𝐮 are a journey through time, filled with centuries of history, beautiful stone architecture, and authentic Maltese charm

24/05/2026

21/02/2026

🌞We feel so grateful for the wonderful families who choose to stay with us and this beautiful family truly touched our hearts.

After enjoying their hiking 🥾 🌿🌊 holiday here in Malta, they left us the most meaningful surprise: a souvenir pebble along with the sweetest handwritten note. Moments like these remind us why we love what we do. It’s not just about hosting it’s about sharing experiences, creating memories, and building connections across countries and cultures.

To this amazing family and your lovely children: thank you for your kindness, your smiles, and this memorable gift. Your pebble now has a special place in our home, just like you do in our hearts 💛

30/01/2026

📜✨Did you know Malta’s prehistoric temples are older than the Pyramids and Stonehenge?

From Mnajdra’s celestial alignments to the underground chambers of the Hypogeum, Malta is a journey through time. ⏳

Curious to explore more prehistoric Malta this winter?👉 https://bit.ly/3ZytPvF

30/12/2025

✨ As a new year begins, we wish you health, peace in your heart, clarity in your mind, and wisdom in every decision you make.

May the year ahead be filled with meaningful journeys and beautiful memories.

Happy New Year from all of us at Casa Cara🤍

11/12/2025

Qormi bread was featured and celebrated on Michelin Guide’s website. Few delicacies are as closely linked to a city as Qormi bread is to its namesake town, its aroma so distinctive that aficionados can recognise it blindfolded. “In Malta, as in so many other cultures, bread is synonymous with ab...

17/11/2025

“Ir-raġel mietli 8 xhur ilu. Wara 66 sena li konna nkunu dejjem flimkien. Ħadtha bi kbira.

Kumbinazzjoni, il-Ġimgħa, jumejn qabel, ġabli fjura, lanqas qatt ma naf li xi darba kien ġabli l-fjuri... u l-Ħadd filgħodu ħalliena, ħabta u sabta. Kont inħobbu, għax dejjem rispett rajt minnu.

Għandi t-tfal li jħobbuni u jadurawni, imma xorta tħossha.

Ir-raġel kien dejjem idur b’dan il-basket iswed. Issa mmur nixtri bih jiena”

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"My husband passed away 8 months ago. After spending 66 years together. I was very sad.

Coincidentally, on Friday, two days before, he brought me a flower. I never remember him giving me flowers... then he suddenly died the following Sunday morning. I loved him because he always respected me.

My children love and adore me, but it still hurts.

My husband used to go everywhere with this black basket. Now I go shopping myself with it."