Things to do in Mgarr (Gozo)
Discover the best attractions and experiences Mgarr (Gozo) has to offer
Historic Monuments
Gozo's ancient fortifications and temples offer a window into the island's storied past, from prehistoric sites to medieval strongholds.
The Citadel (Cittadella) – Victoria
A dominant medieval fortress with gates, bastions and panoramic views over Gozo.
Ġgantija Temples – Xaghra
One of the oldest megalithic temple complexes in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Calypso Cave – Xaghra
A sea cave perched above Ramla Bay with mythic associations and coastal views.
Museums
Explore Gozo’s history and culture through its small but informative museums.
Gozo Museum of Archaeology – Citadel, Victoria
Exhibits tracing Gozo's prehistoric and ancient history within the fortified citadel.
Old Prison Gozo – Victoria
Historic prison turned museum, offering a glimpse into past penal life.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites across Gozo showcase Mediterranean faith and architecture, from basilicas to rural chapels.
Ta' Pinu Basilica – Gharb
Iconic national shrine set on a tranquil hillside, a major pilgrimage site.
Gozo Cathedral (Cathedral of St Mary) – Victoria
Central church in Gozo with notable art and architecture.
National & Theme Parks
Gozo's natural landscapes and coastal scenery offer dramatic day trips and photo moments.
Dwejra Bay and Inland Sea
Spectacular coast area with sea arches and a sheltered inland sea.
Fungus Rock
Distinctive limestone outcrop guarding the Dwejra area with striking scenery.
Ramla Bay
Long stretch of red sands at Ramla tal-Bajjada with northwest coastline views.
Neighborhoods
Venture into Gozo's towns and villages to feel the local pace and character.
Mgarr
Traditional inland village with a friendly vibe and waterfront charm.
Xlendi
Coastal village known for its promenade and cliffside views.
Marsalforn
Relaxed seaside resort with cafes and a gentle beach atmosphere.
Victoria (Rabat Gozo)
Gozo’s capital with narrow streets, markets and historic charm.
Free Things to Do
Take advantage of free experiences that highlight Gozo's scenery and quiet rural life.
Promenade walk at Mgarr Harbour
A scenic stroll along the working harbour with views of fishing boats.
Lunzjata Valley
A lush valley with streams, greenery and a small chapel.
Xwejni Salt Pans
Historic coastal pans offering rugged scenery, especially at sunset.
Gastronomy
Taste Gozo’s distinctive flavors, from cheeses to breads and local dishes.
Gozitan gbejna tasting
Sample the island’s iconic goat cheese varieties and fresh cheeses.
Ftira and pastizzi tasting at a local bakery
Enjoy traditional Maltese breads and pastries with Gozo flavors.
Nightlife
Evenings in Gozo revolve around seaside bars, piazzas, and relaxed venues.
Xlendi Bay evening bars
Seaside bars along the Xlendi waterfront with sunset vibes.
Victoria Republic Street after dark
Lively main street scene with shops, cafes and live music.
Entertainment
Seasonal performances, cultural events, and film-site tours bring Gozo's culture to life.
Gozo cultural events
Seasonal concerts, theatre and folklore performances around the island.
Gozo film location tours
Guided tours visiting famous Gozo film sites used in movies and TV.
Sports
Active travelers can explore Gozo by diving, sailing, hiking, and kayaking.
Diving around Gozo
Explore clear reefs, walls and grottoes around Gozo’s coast.
Kayaking along Gozo coast
Paddle along coves and sea caves with a guided kayak tour.
Sailing trips around Gozo
Sunset or day-long sailing with views of cliffs and harbours.
Off the Track
Seek out lesser-known viewpoints, caves, and trails off the typical tourist routes.
Wied il-Mielaħ natural arch
Dramatic sea arch and cliff viewpoint near the Dwejra area.
Gozo countryside walking trails
Low-key rural trails revealing quiet Gozo countryside.
Secret inland viewpoints near Mgarr
Hidden spots with sweeping island vistas away from crowds.