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The Sanap Cliffs are a great example of the natural beauty of Gozo. You’ll be at one of the island's highest points, along the island's southwestern coast. Take in the vista of these breathtaking cliffs with views of Comino and Malta.

Xlendi is a very popular coastal destination in Gozo, with beautiful deep blue water in its bay, tall cliffs, and one of the Knights’ watch towers. We’ll stop at the Belvedere near Xlendi Tower, overlooking the bay.

Few places in the Maltese islands are as impressive as Dwejra Bay, with its beautiful bays, watch tower built by the Knights, Inland Sea, Fungus Rock, and Blue Hole dive site. This is the location where the Azure Window once stood and where the popular hit TV series Game of Thrones filmed scenes for its first season.

This massive naturally-formed limestone arch is the last surviving naturally-formed rock-arch window in Gozo. The winding valley that leads you down to the window is called Wied il-Mielaħ, which translates to ‘Salt Valley’. The 29-metre-high window is a massive block of coralline limestone strong enough to withstand the force of large sea waves, salt erosion, and wind. Watching the waves crash up against its base and side is an impressive sight!

Wied il-Gasri is a well-known but hard-to-reach spot along the northern coastline of Gozo. A valley leads down to a beautiful, small pebbly beach with crystal-clear waters and winding cliffs that lead to the open sea. With its rugged surrounding landscape, it’s a great spot to put a quad bike through its paces.

Xwejni is home to the Salt Pans, which are, as the name suggests, pans cut out of the rocky coastline where Gozitans still harvest salt to this day. The pans stretch out over several kilometers and have been in use for centuries as a traditional method of salt mining.

Your visit will include a stop at Qbajjar and Marsalforn Bay in the north of Gozo, which are popular seaside destinations with beautiful seascape views.

Your visit will include a stop at Qbajjar and Marsalforn Bay in the North of Gozo, which are popular seaside destinations with beautiful seascape views.

Visit the stunning Blue Lagoon later in the afternoon, past the busiest time of day, to enjoy a swim stop. With its crystal-clear, azure-colored waters, this is the #1 most popular swimming spot around the Maltese islands! You’ll have 2 and above hours to spend at the Blue Lagoon or venture around on Comino Island. At a specified time, you’ll get back on our boat at the Blue Lagoon and continue your tour in Gozo.

Crystal Lagoon on Comino, Malta, is an absolute delight for tourists—a serene and picturesque paradise just a short hop from the famed Blue Lagoon.