Discovering Gozo
This Tour includes a full day tour in Gozo with a licensed guide, Gozo ferry ticket, Buffet lunch and Trackless train ride to the Cittadella. During this tour, you will visit Ta Pinu Basilica, Dwejra Bay, Victoria, The Cittadella and Qala Belvedere.
Ta Pinu Basilica
Ta'Pinu is considered the most important place of pilgrimage in the archipelago. Found at the tip of Gozo, the second largest island, the church appears at a curve in the road in the middle of rocky fields surrounded by low stone walls. In 1883, there was only a simple chapel with a painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Dwejra Bay
Situated on the Southwest coast of Gozo, Dwejra Bay is one the Island’s hidden gems. With Dramatic coastal formations, spectacular sea views, and crystal clear waters teeming with sea life, this bay offers a unique swimming experience!
Victoria Gozo
Victoria, or Rabat as it is called by the locals, is the capital city of Gozo. In the centre of the island, Victoria is its commercial and administrative centre, with malls, cafes, small shops and produce markets, bustling with life during the day, quiet and sleepy at night.
Cittadella
The Cittadella Gozo is a historical wonder hosting various gorgeous spots entwined with legends. Also known as 'Citadel' and 'Gran Castello', it is an ancient fortified city covering around 18,000 square metres, situated in the heart of our capital city of Victoria (formerly known as Rabat).
Qala Belvedere
Qala is the easternmost village on the island of Gozo and one of the oldest villages tracing its origins to the pre-history. Many legends are woven into the village's histoiy. One of the oldest legends involves Kerrew, a religious hermit from Malta who like most hermits lived in a cave.
Ramla Bay
Ramla Bay is a bay with a beach of reddish-coloured sand in Gozo, in the Maltese Islands. It lies on the north-east coast of the island, between the bays of Marsalforn and San Blas. The closest village is Xagħra.
Ggantija Temples
Built before the famous standing stones at Stonehenge, the two temples making up this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site have an extraordinary history. Built between 3600 and 3200 B.C, they fell into disuse around 2500BC and were not fully revealed to the modern eye until the nineteenth century.
Marsalforn
Marsalforn is one of the most popular resorts on the Island. In summer it throbs with life as hundreds of Gozitan and Maltese families move in to spend the summer at the coast and foreign visitors arrive for a revitalizing dose of sun and sea.
Xlendi
Ix-Xlendi Bay is a popular swimming, snorkelling and diving spot. There is a small sandy beach leading into shallow waters perfect for young and old, while for the more adventurous it is deslightful to swim and snorkel in deeper water off the long stretch of rocks bordering the beach.
Available:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
Prices:
Adults: €63
Children: €43