Discover the best attractions and experiences Xewkija has to offer
Gozo’s historic skyline is highlighted by iconic churches and old fortifications, offering architecture lovers a glimpse into the island’s past.
A monumental domed church dominating the village; a highlight of Gozo’s religious architecture with a lantern offering views over the countryside.
A medieval fortress overlooking Gozo’s capital, with walls that tell stories of centuries of defense and settlement.
Delve into Gozo's history and crafts at a pair of intimate museums.
Exhibits spanning Gozo’s prehistoric and ancient past set in a historic setting near the citadel.
An old windmill turned small museum that offers insights into traditional milling and rural life.
Religious landmarks across Gozo feature medieval chapels, basilicas, and cathedrals.
A revered sanctuary perched on Gozo’s countryside with panoramic views and a calm atmosphere.
The main church of Gozo, rich in history and religious artistry within the capital.
Coastal cliffs, bays, and natural arches offer scenic outdoor experiences.
Dramatic coast, clear waters, and the Inland Sea landscape—great for scenic walks and photography.
A long, red-sand beach ideal for sunbathing and relaxed seaside moments.
Explore the village cores and towns that make up the Gozo landscape.
Walk the narrow streets around the Citadel and soak in Gozo’s capital atmosphere.
A traditional Gozo village setting centered around the iconic Rotunda and quiet lanes.
Enjoy low-cost or free activities that highlight Gozo’s landscape and heritage.
Casual walk through charming streets with photo-worthy views and local life.
Capture stunning views as the day fades over Gozo’s coastlines.
Gozo’s flavors feature rustic breads, cheeses, and island delicacies.
A hearty bread-based dish typical of Maltese cuisine, perfect for a quick bite.
Local cheeses paired with rustic bread—great for tasting Gozo’s dairy heritage.
Evenings in Gozo offer cozy bars and night-time spots in town centers and coastal villages.
Casual nightlife hubs where you can enjoy a drink and people-watch.
Relaxed venues with sea views and a laid-back atmosphere after dark.
Cultural venues host performances and theatre throughout the year.
Historic cinema and theatre venue hosting performances and events.
Seasonal local celebrations featuring music, dance, and community life.
Water and land activities showcase Gozo’s coastal and outdoor playground.
Scenic routes with sea views and rugged landscapes.
Clear waters and sheltered bays ideal for underwater viewing and water sports.
Hidden spots and scenic corners off the beaten path reveal Gozo’s quieter charm.
One of the world’s oldest freestanding structures, a must-see prehistoric site.
A dramatic sea arch and coastal views accessible by short walks.