During this full-day tour, experience Gozo's magnificent heritage, visit key landmarks, and discover hidden gems, all while relishing the impressive beauty and distinctive charm this tiny island has to offer.

This tour starts with a short 25-minute ferry crossing to Gozo, which immediately sets the pace for Gozo’s unique atmosphere.

The first stop is the megalithic temples of Ggantija, included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This impressive archaeological site dates to c. 3600–3200 BC and is believed to be the oldest freestanding monument in the world, predating Stonehenge in England and the Pyramids of Egypt. The etymology of “Ggantija” is derived from the Maltese word for giant (“ggant”) because it was believed the site was built by a race of giants.

This mythological idea makes sense considering that the temples are constructed from megaliths (massive limestone blocks) measuring more than 5 meters in length and weighing over 50 tonnes. Afterward, head towards the mediaeval fortified city known locally as “Cittadella” (The Citadel).

Located within the capital city of Gozo (Victoria), with its distinctive skyline and imposing military architecture, this ancient, fortified city stands out as Gozo’s major landmark, a beacon visible from all over the island.

Next visit is the delightful sea inlet known as Xlendi Bay, located at the end of a deep, lush ravine, which was once a riverbed and surrounded by picturesque steep cliffs. The bay is now on the must-visit list of most daytrippers to the island.
Xlendi’s small but lively promenade is busy at all times of the day, with a variety of cafes, restaurants, and a handful of souvenir shops. Though seemingly bursting with activity during summer, Xlendi Bay remains a refreshingly quiet place even at the height of the season.

Your final stop is Dwejra. Situated on the western shore of the island of Gozo, this area is a geological and ecological haven. Its surroundings offer a blend of geology, landscape, fauna, habitats, shorelines, seascapes, archaeology, flora, and history, making this an experience to remember.

Dwejra Bay is also known for its Inland Sea, a small bay surrounded by high cliffs and connected by an impressive 65-meter-long natural tunnel that opens out into the open sea, a truly fascinating natural formation that evokes awe and leaves a striking impression.

After a day full of experiences and unique memories, take a short ferry crossing back to Malta and return to your hotel.