Mgarr Harbour, Gozo

Gozo Island, Malta

Gozo Island, a serene getaway in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, is the second-largest island of the Maltese archipelago and part of the Republic of Malta. With a population of around 35,000, Gozo is renowned for its rural charm and scenic hills. The island boasts historic sites like the Ggantija temples, among the world's oldest free-standing structures. An iconic geologic feature, the Azure Window, once a natural limestone arch, offers breathtaking views. Explore popular spots like Xlendi Bay and Marsalforn, ideal for water sports and diving. Visit Fort Chambray in Mgarr, built by the Knights of Saint John in 1749. The new Gozo Ferry Terminal serves around 600 passengers and offers fast-ferry services to Valletta. Enjoy Gozo's vibrant 'Karnival' celebrations in the summer with live music and fireworks. Discover the Citadel in Rabat (Victoria), an ancient fortified town with historical significance. Unwind at serene beaches, sample local cuisine, and explore the island's rich Christian heritage.

Location

City: Gozo

Region: Gozo

Country: Malta

Coordinates: 36.0256° N, 14.2677° E