Discover the best attractions and experiences Xagħra (Gozo) has to offer
Xagħra and the Gozo countryside boast ancient temples and well-preserved landmarks that tell the island's long history.
Ancient megalithic temples dating back to around 3600–3200 BCE, among the oldest free-standing structures in the world.
A well-preserved 18th-century windmill that offers a glimpse into traditional Maltese rural life near Xagħra.
A cliff-top cave with mythic connections and sweeping views over Ramla Bay and the Gozo coastline.
Gozo’s museums provide insight into archaeology, daily life, and the island’s cultural heritage.
Collection of artifacts from Gozo's prehistoric sites and archaeology, housed in Victoria.
Historic prison turned museum, offering a glimpse into Malta’s judicial past.
A charming collection of toys and miniatures illustrating Gozo’s social history.
Gozo’s sacred sites combine grand architecture with scenic settings and spiritual heritage.
A prominent pilgrimage basilica set in the Gozo countryside, cherished by locals and visitors alike.
A striking church in Victoria known for its impressive dome and ceremonial grandeur.
Gozo's dramatic coastlines and natural spaces offer scenic walks and memorable outdoor moments.
Coastal area with dramatic cliffs and the Inland Sea formed by a collapsed cave.
Golden-sand beach on Gozo’s northern coast, a favorite for sunbathing and relaxed swims.
A scenic inlet and quiet spot ideal for a peaceful coastal walk with sea views.
Explore Gozo’s villages and coastal towns that give the island its character.
A historic village center with cafes, narrow lanes, and proximity to key sights.
Gozo’s capital, home to the Citadel, lively streets, and cultural sites.
A seaside resort town with a promenade, beaches, and waterfront eateries.
Many of Gozo’s charms are accessible without an entry fee.
Take in golden sands and panoramic sea views at sunset.
Follow scenic paths along the cliffside with sweeping horizons.
Explore traditional Maltese streets and admire stone architecture.
Taste Gozo’s local flavors, from cheeses to wines and bakery staples.
Sample fresh Gozo goat cheese, often enjoyed with bread or honey.
Flaky pastry treats filled with ricotta or mushy peas.
Experience Gozo-produced wines and vineyard atmosphere.
Relaxed and congenial after-dark scenes around Gozo’s towns and bays.
Casual seaside bars along the beachfront for a sunset drink.
Coastal venues with live music and laid-back vibes.
Streets around the main square come alive with atmosphere and occasional street performances.
Cultural experiences and seasonal events add flavor to a Gozo visit.
Outdoor performances and cultural evenings in Gozo’s scenic settings.
Traditional celebrations with processions, music, and fireworks in Gozo towns.
Small galleries and creative displays tucked along town streets.
Water sports and scenic hikes are easy ways to stay active on Gozo.
Explore clear waters and underwater caves at popular dive sites.
Paddle along the coast of Gozo for close-up sea views.
A scenic trail with sea panoramas and interesting rock formations.
Venture beyond the tourist routes to uncover Gozo’s hidden corners.
A natural sea arch and dramatic coastal setting away from crowds.
A short boat ride to the famed turquoise lagoon (day trips from Gozo).
Historic coastal fort ruins with barracks history and sea views.