• Gozo Fast Ferry - Our journey to Gozo begins with a swift ferry ride from Valletta straight to the charming port of Mgarr. The allure of Gozo is evident as soon as you set foot on the island. It’s greener, more rural, and smaller than Malta. Our tour blends scenic views, historical landmarks, local culture, and cuisine.

Meet your guide at the ferry terminal 15 minutes before departure
Ferry from Valletta to Gozo: 45 minutes

• Ghajnsielem - Our first stop is a 75-year-old traditional bakery in the town of Ghajnsielem. Here, you’ll have the unique chance to watch the bakers prepare for their daily routine and taste some freshly baked goods.

Drive from the harbor to Ghajnsielem: 15 minutes
Time at the bakery: 20 minutes

• Ggantija - Next, we visit the awe-inspiring Ggantija temples, also known as the ‘Giant Temples’. These UNESCO World Heritage sites are among the oldest free-standing megalithic structures in the world, dating back over 5,500 years. The nearby visitor center showcases artifacts from the temple site and the underground Xaghra Circle (4100 BC), with ongoing studies revealing new findings.

Drive from Ghajnsielem to Ggantija Temples: 10 minutes
Time at Ggantija Temples: 65 minutes

• Calypso Cave - Our next destination is the Calypso Cave belvedere, believed to be the cave mentioned in Homer’s ‘Odyssey’. This spot offers a stunning view of the natural landscape, including the distinctive reddish-brown sands of Ramla Bay.

Drive from Ggantija Temples to Calypso Cave belvedere: 15 minutes
Time at Calypso belvedere: 10 minutes

• Marsalforn - A scenic drive through Gozo’s quaint, sleepy villages highlights the island’s unique charm. The route includes a stop at the Calypso Cave belvedere, offering breathtaking views over Ramla Bay and its lush valley. This coastal drive takes us to Xwejni Bay, known for its salt pans and the natural feature of Qolla l-Bajda.
• Dwejra Bay - We then travel through the traditional village of San Lawrenz to reach Dwejra Bay, a site of ecological and geological significance, featuring the Blue Hole, The General’s Rock, and the Inland Sea.

Drive to Dwejra Bay: 10 minutes

• Xlendi Bay - Our next stop is the charming seaside village of Xlendi, with its picturesque bay, small sandy beach, and waterfront restaurants. You’ll have some free time here for lunch.

Drive from Dwejra to Xlendi Bay: 15 minutes
Free time in Xlendi Bay: 60 minutes

• Victoria - After lunch, we head to Victoria, the capital of Gozo. The main attraction is ‘The Citadel’, a small fortified town that has been inhabited since the Bronze Age. Walking through this historical site, you can admire its medieval layout, interesting features, and excellent examples of domestic medieval architecture, alongside buildings from the Knights of St John. At the top, you’ll be rewarded with a stunning panorama of the entire island and even the northern coast of Malta.

Drive from Xlendi Bay to Victoria: 15 minutes
Time at The Citadel: 60 minutes

• Mgarr Harbour - Finally, we return to the port of Mgarr for the ferry back to Malta.

Arrive at Mgarr Harbour before ferry departure: 15 minutes
Ferry from Mgarr Harbour to Valletta: 45 minutes

• Entrance fees, including the temple site of Ggantija
• Fast Ferry from Valletta to Gozo and return
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks
• Accompanied by English speaking Licensed Tourist Guide

• Gratuities
• Lunch