Things to do in Gozo & Comino

Visit the Blue Lagoon, Comino

Some of the clearest waters you will find, this sheltered lagoon is ideal for safe swimming and snokelling. If you prefer to stay on land you can lay back on the sandy beach and soak up the sunshine or explore this small island and find it's old fortifications and towers. Great for day trips!

Carnival in Nadur, Gozo

Not your normal carnival, this slightly strange but fun carnival is is more like halloween with a twist. It attracts quite a nuber of participents and in the evening the bars in Nadur are full with joy with lots of live music, food and drink.

Feasts and Festas in Gozo 

These occasions are great days for everyone to really throw themselves into the local culture and celebrations. Streets are lined with decorations, flags, street vendors and the town turns into a carnival like atmosphere. A great family day out!

Diving in Gozo

There are some terrific diving oppotunities to be found in Gozo. Malta & Gozo are one of the top destinations in the world for diving. Clear water and marine life provide perfect conditions for dives ranging from wrecks to caves.

Calypso's Cave, Gozo

This is said to be the cave mentioned by Homer in the 'The Odyssey'. Some also belive the nymph Calypso kept Odysseus for 7 years as a prisoner of love. The cave near Xaghra overlooks the red sands of Ramla Bay - a popular beach which is a great place to spend the afternoon after your trip.

Victoria & the Citadel, Gozo

Victoria is the capital of Gozo, it has a bustling market in the town square and palazzo's make Victoria a great place to stop for a shopping trip and bite to eat. There is also plenty of history here with the cathedral, theatre and you can't miss the fortified Citadel standing tall. You can wonder around it's ramparts with panoramic views across Gozo and out to Malta, visit the museums within and check out the new information centre.

Temples in Gozo

There are a number of Temple sites across Gozo, one of the most visited is the Ggantija Temples in Xaghra. One of the oldest free standing structures in the world, they date back approximately 6000 years, has a new visitor centre providing lots of information and artifacts from the site.

Gozo Countryside

The Gozitan countryside is a beautiful landscape with lucious green valleys and cliffs. There are so many great walking and cycling routes passing amazing scenery and you are sure to stumble on soe amazing hidden treasures on your way.

Ta Pinu Church, Gozo 

The Church in Gharb is an exquisite example of some of the great buildings you will find across Gozo and Malta. Originally the church was constructed back in the middle ages but has undergone a number of 'upgrades' until the latest restoration that was started in 1922. It remains one of Gozo's major sites and is open daily to the public.