The harbour town of Mġarr is the first town you reach when arriving in Gozo by ferry from Malta. The island’s largest fishing port is surrounded by bars and restaurants and a gothic style church overlooks this Harbour. The colorful traditional wooden boats will surely catch anyone’s eyes. You will have the time to stop and eat some fresh seafood in one of the island’s top restaurants which are found at a walking distance from the jetty. Stopping for lunch here is recommended but you may decide to eat somewhere else or bring your own food. This is one of the places to be when it comes to nightlife in Gozo.

You will have the chance to swim in the crystal blue waters of this stunning beach and see a natural cave which you can swim through. A pretty sandy beach is there as well. Various kiosks available serving fast food, pizzas, alcoholic beverages served in a pineapple and ice-creams. Watersports can also be done here. The stunning tower of Saint Mary can be visited from here.

Another pretty beach offering a more peaceful environment than the Blue Lagoon. Two sandy beaches are perfect for parents with young children.

This bay is perfect for those who want a relaxing place rather than a busy one. A lovely small church is found 2 minutes from the sandy beach. Food kiosks are also provided.

It offers a crystal lagoon where swimming and snorkeling is a must. Two caves can be seen here. One special cave lies just under the Saint Mary’s tower and as you swim inside, just at the end of the cave lies a cosy, sandy beach. The guide will swim with you inside the cave since he knows it better than anyone. The other cave is open from both sides so anyone can swim right through the other side and therefore it is easier to swim through. This lagoon is also a perfect spot for those who love cliff jumping. The tower of Saint Mary is also seen from here which is only a 10 minute walk. Just a little bit outside the lagoon lies a military wreck. It is visible from the boat when the sea is clear. Those good divers can also dive near since it as it lies just at 25metres.

A must do experience! With us, you will get the chance not only to see the splendid caves that this island has to offer but also swim in a pond which is located right inside a cave. Our guide will show you the way inside. After you swim to the cave’s entrance, the guide will help you get on land and after walking 10metres inside the cave, a lovely pond is found. It is possible to swim in it and if you are a good diver, you can also dive under and pass through to the other side, why not? For those film enthusiasts, inside this cave is where the ‘Count of Monte Cristo’ was filmed. Plenty other caves are seen around here.

At the northern part of the island lies a naturally formed shape of an Elephant’s Head.

We will have the time to visit one of the island’s most visited beach, Hondoq. Here, one can try some water-sports or enjoy the blue water which lies around its coast. Lunch can also be taken here.