About Gozo

Gozo and the Maltese Islands, often referred to as the islands of sunshine and history, lie virtually at the centre of the Mediterranean.

Gozo, the island of the mythical nymph Calypso, is half an hour ferry drive away from the mainland, and a haven of tranquility due to its slower pace of life.

Rugged cliffs, tabletop hills and steep valleys with terraced fields stepping up the slopes characterize Gozo’s unique landscape. The beaches and the entire coastline have been left largely untamed and retain a picturesque natural look.

The blue coastal waters are clean and safe for swimming. The sea temperatures average around 24 °C in the summer and a minimum of 15 °C in the winter.
Typical Mediterranean weather makes Gozo the perfect destination for all year round activities. Mild sunny winters are ideal for climbing, hiking and biking whilst diving, sailing and coasteering are best performed in the hot, dry very sunny summers.