• Church of St. John The Baptist - This impressive church boasts the third largest unsupported dome in the world. Against a small donation to the church guests can gain access to the roof of the rotunda through a lift and enjoy stunning 360 degrees view of Gozo.
• Sanap Cliffs - Not accessible by public transport or hop-on/hop-off tours, Sannap Cliffs is one of the highest points on Gozo. These breathtaking cliffs are a hidden gem, with views of Malta and Comino in the distance.
• Xlendi Beach, Cliff and Caves - Xlendi is a very popular destination on Gozo, with beautiful blue water, cliffs and Xlendi Tower. We stop at the Belvedere overlooking the Xlendi tower and bay.
• Ta’ Pinu National Shrine - Ta Pinu is a wonderful example of Gozo culture, this spectacular Basilica sits by itself in the countryside, with extensive murals and mosaics both inside and out.
• The Citadel - You can’t go far in Gozo without seeing The Citadel, perched on top of the rocks right in the centre of Gozo. From on top of the walls, almost all of Gozo can be seen, whilst the citadel hides secrets underneath, including WW2 shelters and grain silos.
• Xwejni Salt Pans - The 350-year-old salt pans found at Xwejni Bay stretch about three kilometres along this coast and are more than just the perfect spot to get a scenic snap for your Instagram! This site is one of the more popular ones on the island but, you can also take a look at others located at Marsalforn, Qala, Dwejra and Xlendi.
• Marsalforn Bay - Marsalforn is home to the Salt Pans, which are, as the name suggests, pans cut out of the rock where Gozitans still make salt to this day. The pans stretch for many kilometres.Guests can enjoy a traditional light lunch at a nearby restaurant
• Qala - Belvedere
• Blue Lagoon - Weather permitting on the return boat voyage from Gozo to Malta Yippee Island Hopper boat sails around the picture-perfect Blue Lagoon and Comino’s captivating caves.
• Wied il-Ghasri - Since the valley follows a winding path that leads to the open sea, you can enjoy a dip in the Mediterranean at the end of the valley where a small and secluded pebbly bay lies.

Although it seems inaccessible, a series of steps have been cut into one side of the cliff face, taking you to the tiny pebbly beach. On your way down the stairs, you’ll get a full view of the natural beauty that surrounds you so make sure you keep a camera handy.

• Multilingual tuk-tuk drivers provide information at each stop
• Expedited return to original pickup point by minivan
• Scenic boat crossing to Gozo with Yippee Island Hopper (weather permitting)
• Ferry tickets included in case of bad weather
• Boat return to Malta via Comino with Yippee Island Hopper (weather permitting)
• Enjoy a light traditional Gozitan lunch with wine or water
• Convenient hotel pick-up in Malta or Gozo

• Gratuities for the Chauffer
• Ggantija Temples (optional when booking and entry fee is not included)