Things to do in Gozo Island
The small island of Gozo is a small but charming island located in the Maltese archipelago, just a short ferry ride away from Malta. As soon as you step foot on the island, you’ll get a feel of its laid-back vibe and get ready to start exploring the natural beauty, historic sites and cultural heritage – Gozo really packs a punch and is worth adding to any itinerary in Malta.
One of the island's star attractions is its stunning coastline which features rugged cliffs, secluded coves, pristine beaches and crystal-clear Mediterranean waters – perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and diving. Head inland to explore Gozo’s picturesque villages and towns, each with their own distinct character and charm. You’ll be amazed at the historic sites dotted around the island, from the imposing citadel to the ancient Ggantija Temples that date back to 3600 BC. Gozo has a fascinating past waiting to be discovered.
For outdoor adventures, Gozo spoils visitors with numerous trails and routes winding through its breathtaking countryside. From walking, hiking and cycling to feeling the breeze in your hair on horseback – there’s something to satisfy all tastes. Get stuck in at local restaurants to try Gozo’s traditional cuisine where fresh seafood, home-grown produce and colourful herbs and spices feature on the menus.
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Reviews Gozo Island
“Loved every second of this trip,we spent the day with such lovely people and Joe was a brilliant guide ,gozo stunning , tour very well organised”
“The only issie for me was lunch. I had informed my rep i was gluten free and this was not passed on to my guide for some reason. It .eant i could only enjoy the mezze and deszert biscuit.”
“Tour guide (Josephine) & all coach drivers excellent.”
“We went on 5 Tui Malta tours and this was the best. We went on a windy day but the TukTuk does have sides that roll up and down, so not too cold. We visited a couple of churches with interesting features and did a couple of short walks in stunning scenery. The lunch was nice but no gluten free dessert and salad instead of pasta for gf main. Also visited a store for local goods. Sea was very choppy (35km winds) and a bit scarey going to Gozo, but tour of caves coming back was beautiful.”

