Gozo

We are pleased to offer a selection of villas in Gozo for your next holiday. Gozo is accessed by flying to Malta airport then  taking the 20 minute ferry ride from Malta to Gozo. It is about a third of the size of it's neighbour and the culture and character is quite different, it has less of a touirst feel, it is more a fishing and farming community and the countryside is greener and more spectacular. Controls over building developments keep Gozo unspoilt. Flat-topped hills and intensely cultivated fields characterize the landscape whilst the coast has rugged cliffs, steep valleys and beautiful inlets. Baroque churches and old stone farmhouses also dot the countryside.

With mostly sunny weather, expansive beaches, a thriving nightlife and 7,000 years of history, there is a great deal to see and do on your Gozo villa holiday

The Islands also come complete with historical sites, forts and amazing panoramas, as well as one of the archipelago’s best-preserved prehistoric temples, Ggantija. Steeped in myth, Gozo is thought to be the legendary Calypso’s isle of Homer’s Odyssey – a peaceful, mystical backwater.

Gozo’s rugged landscape and spectacular coastline await exploration with some of the Mediterranean’s best dive sites. the island also possesses a nightlife and cultural calendar all of its own, with some great dining out to enjoy on your villa holiday in Gozo.

Attractions

From the natural sights and caves to the oldest temples in the world, Gozo has a long history to offer. As a deeply religious popluation, churches and other religious attractions are also abundant on the island.

Various sites one may visit include the Gozo Museum (historical displays) the Gozo Crafts Centre (good selection of local handicrafts) and northeast of town the Citadel/Gran Castello. The citadel is worth a visit primarily for its unparalleled views consists of a restored Norman house cathedral and bastions.

Other island attractions include the Gozo Heritage a series of life-size dioramas depicting the island’s past; pretty Xlendi Bay (on the western coast); and Ramla Bay the reputed Calypso Cave (near red-sand Ramla Bay). Near Xaghra are a number of places to see: two Ggantija Temples (1 000 years older than the Pyramids) and the Alabaster Caves (stalactite and stalagmite caves).

Things to do in Gozo

There is an endless list of things you can do on your villa holiday in Gozo, from cycling and walking through to festas and summer night parties at the La Grotto nightclub.  Gozo’s small size is an advantage as most sites are relatively close by. Different things apply to different people, tastes and lifestyles so not all of the things listed might apply to everyone.

Why not have a look here for an up to date list of actvities:

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Eating out

If you are staying in one of our Gozo villas, you may wish to eat out from time to time. There is an abundance of restaurants in Gozo, most offer alfresco dining and serve a wide range of dishes including pasta, seafood, meat and salads.  Please try one on the many tasty local dishes available on the island.

By european standards the cost of eating out is very reasonable with an average cost fo around LM8 per person including.  For the occasional snack, most local bars serve 'Pastizzi' - flaky pastry parcels filled with ricotta cheese or peas and 'Hobz biz-zejt' - a small, freshly baked bap with tomatoes, olives and capers.