Gozo Reviews
Our review of Gozo...
Quiet and serene, the tiny island of Gozo offers a charming base for walkers, scuba-divers, history and culture-lovers, as well as those in search of good old-fashioned relaxation - all just a 20 minute ferry ride from neighbouring Malta. A beautiful and unspoilt destination, Gozo offers an amazingly rugged coastline, clear-blue Mediterranean waters and peaceful beaches, as well as plenty of sleepy countryside to explore, dotted with charming farmhouses and lush greenery. Fascinating historical sites, and a wealth of mythology and legend adds to the islands' appeal.
Our customer reviews of Gozo...
"Gozo really was even better than we imagined. Small and old-fashioned, it was absolutely perfect! We managed a peaceful and low-key week away with some lovely walks. The beautiful countryside has some stunning views, and I'd highly recommend a visit to the traditional villages of Ghasri and Gharb. A really charming island."
Ms F Riley, Yorkshire, UK
"We went to Gozo for the scuba-diving, as there are so many great sites around the coastline, for every level of diver (we are a mixed-ability group). The dive school was really friendly, and the Med was warm with great visibility. The diving really was all it is cracked up to be - the underwater caverns and caves were amazing - best had to be the Blue Hole and the Cathedral Cave - don't miss these!"
Mr P Collins, Kent, UK
"If you're lucky enough to be in Gozo during the summer, you'll experience the fiestas that go on throughout the island - a real treat with fireworks and major celebrations, and the people are so friendly!"
Mrs Y Holly, Bath, UK
"Our apartment was ideal, close to the beach in Marsalforn, the busiest resort on Gozo. Great beach and some fabulous restaurants - so relaxing. It's small so you can hire a car and see all the major sites - the famous Azure WIndow, Fungus Rock, the old-fashioned villages and the lovely capital, Victoria. Next time we'll try one of the quaint country farmhouses inland."
Miss L Irwin, London, UK
