Things to do in Gozo
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Gozo & Blue Lagoon: Tuk Tuk Tour with Lunch & Boat Return★ 4.71 (1,792) · 7h
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Gozo Quad Bike Tour & Blue Lagoon Boat: Full Day★ 4.68 (733) · 7h
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Gozo: Full-Day Jeep Tour & Private Boat Transfer with Lunch★ 4.43 (1,191) · 6h
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Gozo: Quad Bike Adventure & Private Boat via Blue Lagoon★ 4.67 (670) · 6h€ 98View ›
ATV riding Gozo: Full-day buggy tour with lunch and Comino swim★ 4.66 (620) · 8h€ 85View ›
Kayaking Gozo and Comino: Guided cave adventure Blue Lagoon★ 4.98 (447) · 3h€ 60View ›
ATV riding Gozo: Full-day buggy tour with swim stops★ 4.78 (335) · 6h–7h€ 85View ›
Gozo: Private Tuk Tuk or Jeep Tour with Chauffeur★ 4.89 (296) · 1h–6h€ 240View ›
Malta: Private Blue Lagoon, Gozo & Comino Boat Charter★ 4.91 (197) · 2h–4h€ 139View ›
Gozo & Comino: Jeep Sunset Safari with Blue Lagoon Swim★ 4.69 (186) · 7h€ 85View ›Top rated (8)
Malta Private Island Tour: Mdina, Blue Grotto & Valletta PickupYou’ll feel Malta’s layers unfold—from Mosta Church’s silent dome to glassblowers’ laughter at Ta’ Qali, windswept Dingli Cliffs, ancient stones at Ħaġar Qim, and blue caves near Marsaxlokk. With a private driver sharing stories along every winding road, you’ll taste real seafood and end your day watching Valletta glow above Grand Harbour.
Gozo & Comino Private Boat Charter: Blue Lagoon, Crystal CavesYou’ll glide from Gozo to Comino by private boat with a local captain, swimming in Blue Lagoon’s clear waters far from crowds, exploring hidden caves at Crystal Lagoon, sipping Maltese wine on deck, and sharing stories as you dry in the sun. It’s relaxed, personal, and lets you see these islands through real local eyes.
Malta: Private Boat Tour Comino Blue Lagoon & GozoYou’ll feel the Mediterranean breeze as you cruise from Gozo to Comino’s Blue Lagoon on your private boat tour. Swim in turquoise waters before the crowds arrive, snorkel over sandy seabeds at Santa Marija Bay, explore echoing sea caves, and snack on local Maltese bites between stops. It’s relaxed but vivid — a day that lingers longer than you expect.
Gozo: Private Buggy Tour with Driver, Transfers & LunchYou’ll ride across Gozo by private buggy with your own driver, stopping at ancient temples, seaside villages, and dramatic cliffs. Taste fresh local food at lunch and meet islanders along the way. From touching Ġgantija’s sun-warmed stones to tasting sea salt by Xwejni’s pans, this day trip leaves you full of stories—and maybe a little sunburnt.
Gozo Private Day Tour: Ġgantija Temples, Cittadella & Secret CavesYou’ll travel across Gozo with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story—wander ancient Ġgantija Temples, taste salt at Xwejni Pans, swim at Ramla Bay’s red sands, and climb Cittadella’s ramparts for sweeping views. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and small moments that linger long after you leave.
Private Boat Tour Comino: Anchor in the bluest watersYou get a private boat with skipper, snorkel equipment, ice box, and the freedom to anchor in the clearest sections of Malta's Blue Lagoon and explore Comino's caves and Gozo's hidden bays without sharing the water or the schedule. The skipper adapts the route to sea conditions and your preferences, so you're not locked into a fixed itinerary. Fuel is EUR 79 extra; everything else — entry to the lagoon areas, gear, shaded seating, the swim ladder — is included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim and snorkel in Malta's clearest waters without sharing the boat or the schedule with strangers — the private charter is what makes anchoring in the bluest sections of the Blue Lagoon and entering sea caves possible, instead of dropping off at crowded points like the larger tour boats do.
Gozo & Comino: Jeep Safari, Blue Lagoon Boat Trip & LunchYou’ll ride rugged roads on Gozo by jeep with a local guide, wander ancient temples older than pyramids, share lunch with new friends in a sleepy village, then cross to Comino for swimming at the famous Blue Lagoon. Expect laughter, sea spray, stories you’ll remember long after your shoes dry.
ATV Riding Gozo: Self-Drive Buggy Tour with Blue LagoonA self-drive buggy tour of Gozo lasting 7 hours, where you operate an all-terrain vehicle across coastal routes and country trails while a guide leads a small convoy. The day includes a picnic stop, boat crossing to Gozo, and a return journey by boat around Comino's caves with a swim stop at Blue Lagoon in summer. Helmets, fuel and insurance are provided; drivers must be 21 with a valid license.Is it for me?Choose the solo driver option if you want full control of the buggy and the freedom to set your own pace within the convoy; pick the shared option if you'd rather split the cost and take turns driving with a partner or friend. Either way, you're operating the vehicle yourself instead of sitting as a passenger, which is what sets this apart from a standard sightseeing tour.
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Gozo: 450cc Quad Bike Rental & GPS MapYou pick up a 450cc quad bike at the garage, get a GPS map loaded on your phone marking beaches, temples, restaurants and scenic spots, receive a safety briefing, and then spend the day exploring Gozo at your own speed with a passenger seat and cargo box included. The driver must be 21–71; passengers must be at least 10. Helmets and third-party insurance are part of the rental.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Gozo independently without booking a guided tour or waiting for group schedules — the GPS map and self-guided format let you stop, swim, and move at your own rhythm across the island.
Gozo & Comino: Private Boat, Blue Lagoon Swim, Local DinnerYou’ll swim in Comino’s Blue Lagoon before exploring Gozo by tuk tuk with a local guide, tasting fresh salt by the sea and sharing dinner at a family-run spot in Marsalforn. Expect laughter, stories about island life, hotel pickup included — plus those moments you can’t plan for but remember anyway.
Gozo: 4x4 Buggy Tour with Ġgantija & LunchYou're driven around Gozo's main sights in a 4x4 buggy with an experienced driver handling the roads and commentary. The day includes hotel pickup, lunch with local wine, visits to the Ġgantija Temples (entrance separate), the Citadel, Ta' Pinu basilica, and smaller landmarks like salt pans and coastal inlets. In summer months you get a swim stop at Comino, and the return journey to Malta happens by private boat past the Blue Lagoon, weather permitting. Book a few days ahead to confirm your pickup time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Gozo's main sights without arranging your own transport or navigating the island's roads — the driver handles both, and the buggy's size keeps the group small enough that you're not lost in a coach full of strangers.
Gozo Jeep Tour from Malta: Temples, Citadel & Local LunchYou’ll journey by Jeep across Gozo with a local guide, seeing ancient temples like Ġgantija (entry extra), tasting fresh salt by Xwejni Pans, sharing lunch with local wine, and feeling sea spray as you return by boat past Comino’s caves. Expect real stories and warm moments you’ll remember long after.
Snorkeling in Comino: Full-Day Boat Tour, 4 Swim StopsA 7-hour boat tour around Comino and Gozo with four snorkeling and swimming stops at Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon, Xatt l-Ahmar and Santa Maria Caves. The group stays under 15 people, so the boat moves at a pace that lets you linger in the water instead of rushing between stops. Pickup is from Cirkewwa on Malta or Mgarr on Gozo; the guide speaks English, French or German.Is it for me?Book the Cirkewwa departure if you're staying on Malta; choose Mgarr if you're based on Gozo. The small group size—max 14 people—is what makes the four stops feel unhurried instead of a checklist, so you can actually spend time underwater instead of waiting for the next group to finish.
ATV Riding in Gozo: Buggy Tour with Boat RideA full-day buggy tour in Gozo puts you behind the wheel of a fully automatic vehicle to navigate cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean, golden beaches, ancient villages and salt pans dating back to Phoenician times, with a boat ride through sea caves and a guide leading the route. You drive as the primary activity; passengers can join a driver on the same buggy. Pickup runs from Valletta at 8 a.m., and the tour includes transport to and from your accommodation, a safety briefing, and food tasting at a stop along the way. Drivers must be 21 or older and hold a valid license and government-issued photo ID.Is it for me?Book this as a driver if you hold a valid license and want to control the pace through remote cliffs and hidden inlets that regular roads don't reach. Passengers can join a driver on the same buggy, making it a shared experience for friends or family traveling together.
ATV Riding Gozo: Self-Drive 4x4 Jeep Tour from MaltaA self-drive ATV tour in Gozo puts you behind the wheel of a modern, fully automatic UTV for 7 hours, traveling in convoy through remote valleys, sandy dunes and coastal cliffs while a multilingual guide leads the route. Hotel pickup in Malta or Gozo, ferry crossing, a traditional Gozitan lunch, and a reserved boat return to Malta are included; the Ggantija temples and Inland Sea boat trip are optional add-ons. Drivers must be 21 or older with a valid license, and the tour runs as either a day or sunset version with slightly different routes.Is it for me?Choose the day tour if you want the full range of Gozo's landscape—valleys, cliffs, bays and the option to visit the Ggantija temples. The sunset version follows a shorter route and skips the temples since they close in the evening, so pick it if you prefer an afternoon start and want to end with the sail back to Malta as light fades.
ATV riding in Gozo: Off-road buggy safari from Mgarr HarbourA private buggy safari across Gozo starting from Mgarr Harbour, where you ride through fertile valleys, off-road tracks and cliff-edge routes to reach the island's temples, bays, stone quarries and salt pans. The tour runs 6 hours with a driver-guide speaking English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language; entrance fees to attractions are separate, and ferry tickets to Gozo are not included.Is it for me?The buggy covers ground a walking tour cannot reach—off-road tracks, cliff edges and inland valleys—so you see the real island instead of the main roads. The 6-hour loop is long enough to circle the whole island and hit the major sites, but you spend most of it riding rather than walking, which suits travelers who want range without the pace of a hiking day.
