Gozo Highlights Tour in a comfortable private vehicle

A panoramic drive through Munxar on the way to Xlendi where we will stop for some time to enjoy the view and also can take some photos of the outstanding cliffs

Kantra Valley is the most beautiful area in Xlendi. Here you can get off for a small walk and check out the Tower. Further down you can also have a walk along the cliffs in Xlendi

Time to explore a UNESCO World Heritage fortified town situated in the small capital city Victoria. Entrance to the Citadel is free, however, entrance to the most of the museums are against a fee. Here you can take a walk through all of the Citadel as well as visiting: The Cathedral, The Old Prison, The Grain Silos and The World War II Shelter.

Famously known for the miracles attributed to the grace of Our Lady of The Assumption this is an important place of pilgrimage in Gozo. Thus, people from all over the world visit the shrine for offerings and blessings. The newly built church, built around the old chapel, is beautifully decorated with sculptures and craftsmanship in Maltese stone. Outside the church, its square is encircled by walls with mosaics.

Gozo is an island of villages. Enjoy a walk through this traditional town along the narrow alleyways with colourful balconies and authentic facades.

Beautifully designed in chequerboard patterns, 3km along the coast in Marsalforn, this is the place where most locals get their table salt from. The view towards Xwejni bay is outstanding and untouched.

Following the fall of the famous Azure window, The Arch at Wied il-Mielah is the new attraction in Gozo. It is a limestone natural arch situated along the magnificent coastal views the island has to offer.

The natural cave offers a stunning viewpoint of the famous golden Ramla l-Hamra Bay and an excellent spot to take photos. The rocks inside the cave are crystalline, composed of crystals.

d 3200BC, beating the pyramids of Egypt in age. The temples are a megalithic temple complex from the Neolithic period, and one can also enjoy magnificent views of the countryside. It also has an excellent museum.

This is also the famous location from the Game of Thrones’ Dothraki Wedding scene. You can also visit the medieval tower (entrance at a donation). This tower was used in the times of the Knights to guard Fungus Rock from anyone trying to collect the fungus melitensis (Maltese Fungus) which was believed to have unique medicinal properties. At the inland sea, it is also possible to take a short boat trip through the cave into the open seas (at a fee and weather permitting)