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The Blue Grotto, known as Il-Hnejja (meaning 'The Arch') in Maltese, was given its English name by a British soldier who thought it similar enough to Grotta Azzuzza (The Blue grotto) in Capri to deserve the same name. Located near Zurrieq in southwest Malta, an area famous for its rocky coastline, the natural sea caves are very appealing.
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