Gozo Island tours and tickets
Small Group Tour of Gozo with Victoria and Ggantija Temples
Gozo and Malta are separated only by a narrow channel, but the differences are eye-catching. Gozo is greener, more laidback and sparsely populated. Get the lowdown on the island on this adults-only small group tour with visits to the Victoria Citadel, Ta'Pinu Basilica and Dwejra Bay. Yohanna, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The mosaics at Ta'Pinu are a recent addition, dating from 2017. They feature 20 mysteries of the rosary mounted on four circular walls in what had previously been an unsightly car park.'After a short trip by ferry to the island, you'll head to Qala Point first, for unobstructed views over the Maltese Archipelago. Then, it's off to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Ggantija Temples, which pre-date the Egyptian pyramids. The historic theme continues at the medieval Citadel of Victoria, the island's capital. Yohanna says, ‘Victoria was originally named Rabat, however, to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in 1887, its name was changed. You'll see lots of British influence here, due to it 164 years under British rule.'Next up is a visit to the salt pans, to see how salt is harvested on the island. After stopping for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients at a traditional Gozitan restaurant, you'll head to Ta'Pinu Basilica, where you can grab some Insta-perfect snaps. Last but not least, you'll visit the impressive geographic features in and around Dwejra Bay – the Fungus Rock and the Inland Sea lagoon.
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Small Group Tour of Gozo in a Tuk-Tuk
Live life like a local for the day on Malta's sister island of Gozo. Travelling by tuk-tuk, you'll go where coaches can't and explore all her hidden corners – the parts most tourists never get to see. Sanap cliffs, Xewkija rotunda church and Victoria Citadel, are just a few of the highlights of this small group tour.Boarding the boat from Malta, we'll make the short hop across the Gozo Channel before switching to a tuk-tuk – the best way to navigate the island's narrow streets. With an expert driver-guide filling you in on the facts, we'll tick off a host of must-see sights and a wealth of stunning scenery.Visit the Dover-esque Sanap cliffs and see the saltpans of the north, alongside plenty of natural wonders. The impressive Xewkija rotunda church and an exploration of Victoria Citadel – the Gozitan capital – add to a long list of highlights on this action-packed island tour.
Discover Gozo differently. Let your guide lead you in a convoy of self-drive electric 4x4s – a fun way to explore that leaves a minimum carbon footprint. On this tour, you'll discover Sanap Cliffs, Xewkija and Victoria Citadel. Plus, there's lunch included and a swim stop during summer months at the aptly named Crystal Lagoon, too.Boarding the boat from Malta, we'll make the short hop across the Gozo Channel before switching to an electric 4x4. Your expert guide will lead the way and fill you in on facts as you tick off a host of must-see sights and a wealth of stunning scenery.You'll visit the Dover-esque Sanap Cliffs and stop to refuel with a tasty local lunch. The impressive Xewkija rotunda church is on the list, too. There's even time for a refreshing swim in the cling-film clear waters of Crystal Lagoon.
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The road less travelled in Gozo leads you to myriad treasures. And there's no better way to discover them than this off-road adventure. Seated in the backseat of a 4x4, you'll explore all four corners of the island, taking in attractions such as the Qala Belvedere, Xlendi Bay, the Inland Sea and the Victoria Citadel among others.
If one island isn't enough for you, then this trip to Gozo is just for you. Malta's sister island is little gem and you'll feel like you've stepped back in time almost from the moment you dock. The itinerary takes in the Ta' Pinu Basilica, Dwejra Bay and Victoria and its Citadel.From the pretty port of Mgarr, your first stop is the basilica of Ta' Pinu, located in open countryside, to admire its impressive neo-Romanesque interior. Next, we'll head to the Inland Sea lagoon and the Fungus Rock of Dwejra Bay – two must-see natural phenomena. There'll be time, too, to shop for local handicrafts.You'll then head to the capital, Victoria, to wander around the narrow, winding streets of the walled Citadel, a historic fortified city. We'll then enjoy a break for lunch before returning to Mgarr Port via Qala Belvedere, a viewpoint famed for its coastal views.
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Gozo Island Tour with Victoria Citadel
Malta's sister island is just a short boat trip away. You'll set off by ferry and explore Gozo's natural beauty spots with this full day excursion. Visit Xlendi and Dwejra bays and historic sites such as Victoria Citadel and the UNESCO-listed Ggantija Temples.
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If you're looking for a fun-filled day out with a little bit of an adventure, then head to Gozo for some sightseeing – by quad bike. Whether you've tried it before or you're a newcomer to quad biking, you'll soon get the hang of it – it's easy to learn and it's thrilling to ride.
Gozo History, Food and Shopping Tour
Bring out your inner Indiana Jones with this Gozo tour. You'll get to explore the medieval capital, Victoria, and step back in time at the Ggantija Temples – a Neolithic megastructure that predates the pyramids of Egypt. There's also a mini-train ride around the island's salt pans, a craft centre visit and free time for lunch in Victoria.
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The inside story
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.