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You'll Love Gozo if:

  • You want a romantic and tranquil Mediterranean escape
  • You want to holiday on some of Europe’s most spectacular beaches
  • You love culture and history
  • You enjoy scuba diving, rambling or cycling

Holidays to Gozo

Just off the north coast of Malta is the enchanting island of Gozo. Easily reachable by water taxi, this small island has historic towns, beautiful countryside, rocky cliffs and striking bays. Holidays to Gozo are guaranteed to be unforgettable!

Where to stay

Gozo is only 7km by 12km so wherever you stay all the sites are within easy reach.

  • Marsalforn on the north coast has a pretty bay and is close to the fiery sands of Ramla Bay.
  • Mgarr is the harbour town on the south...
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Just off the north coast of Malta is the enchanting island of Gozo. Easily reachable by water taxi, this small island has historic towns, beautiful countryside, rocky cliffs and striking bays. Holidays to Gozo are guaranteed to be unforgettable!

Where to stay

Gozo is only 7km by 12km so wherever you stay all the sites are within easy reach.

  • Marsalforn on the north coast has a pretty bay and is close to the fiery sands of Ramla Bay.
  • Mgarr is the harbour town on the south coast. It has a charming town and impressive views of the marina.
  • Xaghra is in central Gozo. It’s perfect for relaxing in the green hills and is close to the famous temples of Ggantija.
  • Xlendion the south east coast has incredible views of the sea and is close to the amazing Azure Window. It’s also close to the main town of Victoria (formally Rabat).

Discover Holidays in Gozo

Gozo is a small island off Malta which is famous for its natural beauty and historic sites. Discover the ancient temples, sandy beaches and pretty towns on holidays to Gozo. Reach Gozo by boat from Valetta or Sliema in the south or Cirkewwa Harbour in the north. Discover the even smaller island of Comino just off Gozo. Comino is so small that no one lives there, but it’s perfect for a day trip to visit its paradise beaches.

Hotels

Pick the perfect hotel in Gozo for an unforgettable Malta holiday. Our local experts recommend:

  • Hotel Calypso Gozo is a 4 star resort on the north coast with a rooftop swimming pool and small sandy beach.
  • The 5 star Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz offers excellent facilities with pretty outdoor pools, sport courts and shuttle services to Victoria and the beach.

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Couples

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The beaches are some of the most spectacular in Malta.

From stretches of golden sand to enchanting hidden coves, Gozo is a paradise for couples.

The spectacular crystal-clear turquoise waters and bright blue skies perfectly complement the surrounding green and limestone countryside.

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The beaches are some of the most spectacular in Malta.

From stretches of golden sand to enchanting hidden coves, Gozo is a paradise for couples.

The spectacular crystal-clear turquoise waters and bright blue skies perfectly complement the surrounding green and limestone countryside.

Couples can soak up the relaxed atmosphere of Gozo on the golden sands at Ramla Bay or find a private hideaway amongst the coves on the north east coast.

You can take a romantic day trip to Comino Island’s Blue Lagoon. The warm aquamarine waters are dazzling here and the bay has some cosy cafes where you can grab lunch.

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Azure Window

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Although it’s just a speck in the Mediterranean ocean, Gozo is home to some of the world’s most historic locations.

From the enchanting ancient temples at Ggantija to the medieval citadel in the town of Victoria, Gozo is brimming with extraordinary places to explore together on holidays to Gozo....

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Although it’s just a speck in the Mediterranean ocean, Gozo is home to some of the world’s most historic locations.

From the enchanting ancient temples at Ggantija to the medieval citadel in the town of Victoria, Gozo is brimming with extraordinary places to explore together on holidays to Gozo.

There are also natural attractions on the island including the Azure Window, a remarkable giant arch that’s been naturally formed by the sea and wind.

Or take a tour around Xerri’s Grotto, a dramatic cave with unusual stalagmite formations.

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The Gozo towns of Mgarr and Xlendi are home to romantic restaurants and bistros which serve delicious traditional foods.

There are also a couple of oriental and Asian themed restaurants. The restaurants in Gozo use organic, local produce that’s harvested with traditional Maltese methods....

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The Gozo towns of Mgarr and Xlendi are home to romantic restaurants and bistros which serve delicious traditional foods.

There are also a couple of oriental and Asian themed restaurants. The restaurants in Gozo use organic, local produce that’s harvested with traditional Maltese methods.

Couples can enjoy a relaxed, romantic meal in the warm evenings whilst enjoying local wine and the friendly company of the Gozo people.

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There’s a wonderful choice of hotels in Gozo, whether you’re looking for a luxury retreat or prefer the independence of self-catered accommodation.

The 5 star Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz is set in beautiful subtropical gardens, with an excellent spa centre and is close to the stunning Dwerja...

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There’s a wonderful choice of hotels in Gozo, whether you’re looking for a luxury retreat or prefer the independence of self-catered accommodation.

The 5 star Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz is set in beautiful subtropical gardens, with an excellent spa centre and is close to the stunning Dwerja Bay.

Stay in the centre of Victoria, close to the citadel, shops and gardens, at the 3 star Downtown Hotel.

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Beaches

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Ramla Bay

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The most famous sandy beach in Gozo is Ramla Bay.

This gorgeous stretch of reddy gold sand has crystal-clear, azure waters and backs on to lush green country side.

Ramla Bay has been used in films and TV shows because of its dramatic setting.

The beach is overlooked by the pretty town of...

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The most famous sandy beach in Gozo is Ramla Bay.

This gorgeous stretch of reddy gold sand has crystal-clear, azure waters and backs on to lush green country side.

Ramla Bay has been used in films and TV shows because of its dramatic setting.

The beach is overlooked by the pretty town of Xaghra, is close to the famous Calypso Cave and has a unique landmark – a statue of the Virgin Mary right in the middle of the sand.

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Beach

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A lot of Gozo’s coastline is rocky, but this is what makes the island one of the best places in the world for scuba diving.

Xlendi Bay is overlooked by steep cliffs, the top of which can be reached by a steep staircase.

The climb is worth it as at the top you’ll be rewarded with some of the...

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A lot of Gozo’s coastline is rocky, but this is what makes the island one of the best places in the world for scuba diving.

Xlendi Bay is overlooked by steep cliffs, the top of which can be reached by a steep staircase.

The climb is worth it as at the top you’ll be rewarded with some of the best views of the Mediterranean Sea.

San Blas is a rocky cove on the east coast close to Nadur.

It’s a tranquil beach with beautiful aquamarine waters and surrounded by beautiful country side. It also has a coastal tower, Ta ‘Sopu, on the headland.

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The small island of Comino is only 3.5 square kilometres but it has some of the best beaches in Europe.

The Blue Lagoon is a tiny but incredibly popular cove because of its sheer natural beauty.

The white shore is perfectly off set by the shimmering turquoise water.

The water is crystal clear...

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The small island of Comino is only 3.5 square kilometres but it has some of the best beaches in Europe.

The Blue Lagoon is a tiny but incredibly popular cove because of its sheer natural beauty.

The white shore is perfectly off set by the shimmering turquoise water.

The water is crystal clear and calm, making it a perfect spot for snorkeling, walking and photography.

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Grand Hotel,

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The 4 star Hotel Calypso is right on the beach in Gozo and has a private rooftop pool for guests.

The 3 star Grand Hotel also has incredible views of the ocean in the popular town of Mgarr on the south coast.

Culture

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Ggantija Temples

Malta cultural sites:

Gozo’s ancient temples are some of the earliest built in history.

Explore Gozo on foot and you’re guaranteed to come across enchanting ruins of chapels and temples.

The Ggantija Temples in Xaghra are so large that locals in days gone by used to believe giants built them.

The Ggantia...

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Gozo’s ancient temples are some of the earliest built in history.

Explore Gozo on foot and you’re guaranteed to come across enchanting ruins of chapels and temples.

The Ggantija Temples in Xaghra are so large that locals in days gone by used to believe giants built them.

The Ggantia Temples are a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site - there are other temples in Malta protected by UNESCO including Hagar Qim and the Tarxien Temples.

The capital city of Malta, Valetta, is also a World Heritage Site.

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Town

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The towns in Gozo are rich in history and each has their own personality and character.

The central town of Xaghra is close to the ancient temples of Ggantija and the main city of Victoria.

Victoria (formally Rabat) is an historic city with plenty of culture.

Be sure to visit the famous...

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The towns in Gozo are rich in history and each has their own personality and character.

The central town of Xaghra is close to the ancient temples of Ggantija and the main city of Victoria.

Victoria (formally Rabat) is an historic city with plenty of culture.

Be sure to visit the famous Citadel which houses the law courts and Bishop's Place.

Walk to the top of the Citadel complex to discover incredible panoramic views of Gozo Island.

The town of Xlendi is on the south-east coast. Xlendi has a lively nightlife and is close to the beautiful Azure Window which is just north of the bay.

Also on the coast is Mgarr, a popular town as it is home to the main harbour for visiting ferries.

On the north coast is Marsalforn, a town with lots of pretty coves and within easy reach of the gorgeous sandy Ramla Bay.

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Azure Window

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Gozo has an abundance of beautiful natural attractions that are culturally significant.

The Azure Window and nearby Fungus Rock, near Dwejra, were thought to be home of a special medicinal plant and a sentry used to stand guard to protect the plant from thieves.

The beaches in Gozo vary from...

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Gozo has an abundance of beautiful natural attractions that are culturally significant.

The Azure Window and nearby Fungus Rock, near Dwejra, were thought to be home of a special medicinal plant and a sentry used to stand guard to protect the plant from thieves.

The beaches in Gozo vary from romantic rocky coves to stretches of natural sand.

Explore the fiery red sands of Ramla Bay near to Xaghra.

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With hotels offering half-board and all-inclusive options, Gozo hotels give you the choice to enjoy a holiday that’s perfect suited to you.

If you prefer the independence and freedom of eating when you want, the Calypso Hotel offers bed and breakfast options, or spoil yourself and relax with an...

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With hotels offering half-board and all-inclusive options, Gozo hotels give you the choice to enjoy a holiday that’s perfect suited to you.

If you prefer the independence and freedom of eating when you want, the Calypso Hotel offers bed and breakfast options, or spoil yourself and relax with an all-inclusive holiday at Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz.

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Activity Holidays

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Diving

More Malta diving:

Gozo Island is renowned for having some of the best diving sites in the world.

Its rugged coastline has rocky outcrops that attract underwater nightlife, and the underwater caves are exciting to explore for both beginners and experienced divers.

Crocodile Rock and Fungus Rock are great dives...

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Gozo Island is renowned for having some of the best diving sites in the world.

Its rugged coastline has rocky outcrops that attract underwater nightlife, and the underwater caves are exciting to explore for both beginners and experienced divers.

Crocodile Rock and Fungus Rock are great dives for seeing marine life, including sea urchins, starfish and even groupers and tuna.

Although small the island of Comino is famed for having an abundance of world-class dive sites.

The Santa Maria Caves is a shallow dive, great for beginners. The caves are fun to explore with lots of octopus, eels and small fish to keep you company.

Lantern Point is a deeper dive through a vertical chimney in the rocks.

. Blue Lagoon is Comino’s most famous diving location with its crystal clear waters. There are regular water taxis from Gozo to Comino.

There are plenty of other diving sites in the north of Malta at Mellieha Bay and Qawra.

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Diving

More Malta diving:

Malta has an abundance of diving centres where you can book one-week courses or just try a taster session.

There are over ten dive centres just on Gozo, each renting out equipment to divers or organising trips.

Whether you are visiting Malta for the sole purpose of diving, or just want to try...

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Malta has an abundance of diving centres where you can book one-week courses or just try a taster session.

There are over ten dive centres just on Gozo, each renting out equipment to divers or organising trips.

Whether you are visiting Malta for the sole purpose of diving, or just want to try it out, Gozo and Comino’s diving sites are perfect for both beginners and more advanced divers.

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Walking

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Gozo is generally greener and rural than Malta.

The dramatic coastlines reward ramblers with incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Gozo is perfect walking terrain with countless numbers of criss-crossing paths and tracks.

You can grab a water taxi to Comino and explore the entire island...

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Gozo is generally greener and rural than Malta.

The dramatic coastlines reward ramblers with incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Gozo is perfect walking terrain with countless numbers of criss-crossing paths and tracks.

You can grab a water taxi to Comino and explore the entire island by island on foot.

In Gozo, areas near to San Lawrenz and the San Blas Valley area boast extraordinary views and terrain for rambling.

Gozo and Comino are also excellent for exploring on bikes.

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Gozo’s coastline is a major attraction for ramblers to this area.

With a diverse range of landscapes, from sandy shores to rocky bays and dramatic cliff tops, Gozo’s beaches are perfect walking territory.

Take a day trip to Comino and explore the Blue Lagoon shore. Gozo is easy to reach from...

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Gozo’s coastline is a major attraction for ramblers to this area.

With a diverse range of landscapes, from sandy shores to rocky bays and dramatic cliff tops, Gozo’s beaches are perfect walking territory.

Take a day trip to Comino and explore the Blue Lagoon shore. Gozo is easy to reach from Sliema and Bugibba resorts in Malta.

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  • Gozo Travel Information

    Language
    Maltese, English
    Currency
    Euro
    Local time
    GMT +1 hour
    Local airport
    Malta (car & ferry)
    Flight time
    3 hours 10 minutes
    Transfer time
    80 minutes
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