Things to do in Marsalforn
Discover the best attractions and experiences Marsalforn has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore architectural remnants and ancient sites that shape Gozo's history, including Marsalforn's gateway to the island's past.
The Citadel (Gozo)
A medieval fortress rising above Victoria with panoramic views and centuries of history.
Ggantija Temples
Ancient megalithic temples dating back to the Neolithic, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ta' Kola Windmill
Historic windmill near Xaghra offering a glimpse into traditional Gozo agriculture.
Museums
Dive into Gozo's heritage through compact museums that preserve local folklore, archaeology, and history.
Gozo Museum of Archaeology
Exhibits on Gozo's ancient cultures, housed in the Citadel with a great setting.
Gran Castello Historic House
A restored 16th-century house offering an insight into traditional Maltese life.
The Old Prison (Gozo)
Former prison turned museum, telling stories from Gozo's past.
Religious Monuments
Visit sacred sites that reflect Gozo's deep spiritual heritage and architectural beauty.
Ta' Pinu National Shrine
Major shrine set in tranquil surroundings, loved for pilgrimage and prayers.
Gozo Cathedral (Cathedral of the Assumption)
Impressive cathedral in Victoria with rich liturgical history.
National & Theme Parks
Gozo's dramatic coastlines and natural landscapes offer photogenic parks and scenic spots.
Dwejra Bay and Inland Sea
Dramatic coastal area famed for its waters and geological formations.
Ramla Bay
Iconic red-sand beach set in a rocky Gozo valley.
Wied il-Mielaħ Arch
A natural limestone arch offering stunning sea views.
Neighborhoods
Explore Gozo’s charming coastal villages and the island’s small-town character.
Marsalforn
Seaside village with a lively promenade and relaxed atmosphere.
Xlendi
Scenic harbor village known for cliffside walks and waterfront dining.
Victoria (Rabat)
Gozo's capital with historic streets, shops, and culture.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Gozo without breaking the budget with scenic strolls and natural viewpoints.
Marsalforn Promenade stroll
Casual walk along the seafront with sea views and people-watching.
Marsalforn Beach dip
Relaxing time by the clear blue water and sunbathing spots.
Xwejni Salt Pans viewing
A dramatic, salty coastline best admired on foot.
Gastronomy
Savor Gozo’s seafood and regional flavors in the village eateries along the coast.
Seafood dinner on Marsalforn Promenade
Fresh catches prepared and enjoyed with sunset views.
Gozo cheese tasting
Sample locally produced Gozo cheeses and dairy products.
Traditional Maltese ftira tasting
Try the local bread specialty paired with olives and oil.
Nightlife
Low-key, seaside evenings with lounges, bars and sunset drinks along the coast.
Casual bars by Marsalforn promenade
Relaxed spots for sunset cocktails and snacks.
Xlendi waterfront bars
Cliffside venues with views and music during summer.
Live music at Gozo pubs
Local pubs feature occasional live performances.
Entertainment
Activities and excursions that add variety to your Gozo itinerary.
Boat trip to Comino and the Blue Lagoon
Day trip to the neighbouring island for swimming and scenery.
Dolphin-watching boat tour around Gozo
Excursion to spot dolphins in the surrounding waters.
Gozo traditional festas (seasonal)
Seasonal street celebrations with music and processions.
Sports
Water, land and aerial adventures across Gozo’s coastline and countryside.
Scuba diving around Gozo
Explore underwater caves and clear Mediterranean waters.
Kayaking along Marsalforn coast
Coastal paddling with calm sea conditions.
Gozo hiking trails
Gentle to moderate hikes through rural Gozo landscapes.
Off the Track
Hidden corners and lesser-known spots for an independent exploration.
Ta' Kenuna Tower (Nadur)
Historic tower offering sweeping island views.
Nadur Lookout
Scenic cliffside viewpoint for sunset and photography.
Calypso Cave (Xaghra)
Legendary cave with sea views and mythic associations.