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From culture and diving to food — discover what there is to do on Malta, Gozo and Comino.
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FreeBasilica of St. John the Baptist
XewkijaThe Basilica of St. John the Baptist in Xewkija – better known as the Rotunda of Xewkija – is one of the most prominent churches in Gozo. Its massive dome is visible from a great distance and shapes the silhouette of the island.
FreeCitadella de Victoria
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FreeCoastal walk at Għajn Tuffieħa
ManikataTen kilometres along the cliffs between Golden Bay and Ġnejna Bay. Guided, no entry fee — bring water and sturdy shoes.
FreeGgantija
XagħraDie Ġgantija-Tempel in Xagħra gehören zu den ältesten freistehenden Steinbauten der Welt. Die über 5.000 Jahre alte Tempelanlage ist UNESCO-Welterbe und zählt zu den bedeutendsten archäologischen Sehenswürdigkeiten auf Gozo.
FreeMgarr ix-Xini, the picturesque bay in the south of Gozo
GozoMgarr ix-Xini is an idyllic, fjord-like bay on the southern coast of Gozo. Surrounded by steep cliffs, it offers crystal-clear water, excellent conditions for swimming and snorkeling, as well as a tranquil, natural atmosphere away from the larger beaches.
FreeSalt Pans
XwejniThe Xwejni Salt Pans on the northern coast of Gozo are centuries-old salt pans carved directly into the limestone. The checkerboard pattern of the pans and the rugged coastal landscape make the salt pans one of the most extraordinary photographic subjects on the island.
FreeTa' Pinu
bei GħarbThe Ta’ Pinu Basilica in Għarb is one of the most significant pilgrimage sites in Malta. The impressive church is situated in a secluded area amidst the landscape of Gozo and captivates with its architecture, intricate stonework, and a unique view over the western part of the island.
FreeXerri's Grotto
XagħraXerri’s Grotto ist eine kleine unterirdische Tropfsteinhöhle in Xagħra auf Gozo. Unter einem Privathaus verborgen, erwarten dich eindrucksvolle Stalaktiten und Stalagmiten, die du bei einer kurzen Führung aus nächster Nähe entdecken kannst.
from 75 €Diving the Blue Hole, Gozo
Dwejra, GozoMalta’s best-known dive site: a natural rock shaft that leads out to the open sea below the surface. Two dives, equipment included.
from 55 €Kayak tour around Comino
CominoFour hours on the water, circling the island with stops in sea caves and a snorkelling break in Santa Marija Bay.
from 18 €Luzzu trip in the Grand Harbour
BirguHalf an hour in a traditional wooden boat through the creeks of the Three Cities, looking up at the bastions from below.
from 68 €Maltese cooking class with a market visit
RabatShopping at the market, then preparing ftira, bragioli and imqaret. You eat together on the roof terrace.
from 42 €Temple tour for families
QrendiĦaġar Qim and Mnajdra explained for children: how do you build a temple without metal tools? With a puzzle booklet for ages 6 to 12.
from 35 €Valletta on foot — baroque in three hours
VallettaA walk from the city gate to the Upper Barrakka Gardens, with entry to St John’s Co-Cathedral and time for Caravaggio.
from 100 €45-Minute Jet Ski Blast
Hondoq Bay, GozoShort on time but craving adrenaline? The 45-Minute Jet Ski Blast is a high-energy sprint across Gozo’s crystal-clear water toward the world-famous Blue Lagoon and the stunning Crystal Lagoon in Comino. Feel the rush as you explore hidden sea caves, dive in for a refreshing snorkel and try fish feeding in Malta’s vibrant turquoise water. Fast, fun and the perfect first taste of a jet ski adventure in Gozo.
from 150 €90-Minute Jet Ski Safari
Hondoq Bay, GozoBereiten Sie sich auf eine unvergessliche 90-minütige Jet-Ski-Safari vor, bei der Abenteuer auf atemberaubende natürliche Schönheit trifft. Dies ist unsere beliebteste Tour – und es ist leicht zu erkennen, warum. Rasen Sie über das kristallklare Wasser der maltesischen Inseln, um die verborgenen Wunder von Comino und der dramatischen Südküste von Gozo zu entdecken: hohe Klippen, Meeresgrotten und zwei der schönsten Lagunen im Mittelmeer. Egal, ob Sie ein Adrenalinjunkie, ein Paar auf der Suche nach einer romantischen Auszeit oder eine Familie auf der Jagd nach Spaß sind, diese Reise ist für alle gemacht.
from 180 €Jet Ski Sunset Adventure
Hondoq Bay, GozoDas ultimative Insel-Abenteuer — schnell, spaßig, unvergesslich
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More than a beach holiday
Malta, Gozo and Comino offer far more than sun and sea. The archipelago at the heart of the Mediterranean packs a wide range of experiences into a small space — from history thousands of years old and underwater worlds to a living festa culture.
Whether you snorkel in the Blue Lagoon, walk the baroque lanes of Valletta, join a traditional festa or look for quiet countryside on Gozo — there is something here for every taste.
The categories help you find exactly the activities that fit your trip: from family adventures to language courses, from wellness to active sport.
Experiences in Malta and Gozo: Activities, Excursions, and Unique Experiences
Malta, Gozo, and Comino are much more than classic sun and beach destinations. The archipelago combines history, nature, water sports, nightlife, and Mediterranean lifestyle in a compact space. This very mix makes the islands so versatile, as you can explore historic towns one day and then take a boat to remote coves, dive, or jet ski along the coast the next.
What’s particularly exciting is that many experiences are not far apart. In Gozo, you can visit the Citadella in Victoria in the morning, swim along the coast later, and dine in Xlendi in the evening. In Malta, a stroll in Sliema, a visit to Mdina, and an evening in Paceville can be easily combined. This creates not a typical beach holiday, but a trip where culture, activity, and relaxation alternate beautifully.
Experience Malta – More Than Just Beaches
Malta, Gozo, and Comino offer an unusually wide range of activities. The islands are small but very diverse in terms of landscape and culture. While Malta is more densely populated and lively, Gozo feels quieter, more natural, and relaxed. Comino is significantly smaller and is primarily visited for its coves and turquoise waters.To truly get to know the islands, you should not just stick to the well-known beaches. It’s the combination of historic sites, small villages, water sports, boat trips, and leisurely walks that makes it so appealing. Activities that allow you to experience the coastline from the water are especially recommended, as many caves, coves, and rock formations appear entirely different from the sea than from land.
Discover Gozo from a Jet Ski
One of the most exciting ways to experience Gozo from a different perspective is a guided jet ski safari with Island Thrilled Watersports. You don’t just ride back and forth in a limited area; instead, you move along various stretches of coastline with a guide.This concept is particularly worthwhile in Gozo because the coastline is very varied. You’ll pass by high cliffs, small coves, and hard-to-reach sections that you might not notice from the road. The guide knows the region and can adjust the route based on the weather, wave conditions, and other factors, making the tour feel much more relaxed and safe.
Prices for such jet ski safaris start at around 100 euros, depending on duration and distance. If you want to combine speed, sea, and scenery, this activity is among the best experiences in Gozo.
Self-Drive Boat with Xlendi Watersports
If you prefer to decide where to go and how long to stay at a place, a self-drive boat from Xlendi Watersports is a great alternative. Especially in Gozo, a small boat is a lot of fun because you’re flexible and not bound to a fixed itinerary.You can find a quieter cove, stop there, and go straight into the water from the boat. This is particularly pleasant when the popular swimming spots are crowded. Many smaller coves are difficult or even impossible to reach from land, giving you significantly more options from the water.
A day on the boat works particularly well if you don’t set a strict schedule. Snorkeling gear, swimwear, enough water, and sunscreen are usually sufficient. Just make sure to familiarize yourself with the boat, the permitted areas, and the weather conditions before heading out.
Experience Gozo and Comino from the Water
Overall, spending a day on the water is one of the best ways to discover Gozo and Comino. The coast is highly rugged, consisting of cliffs, small coves, and natural caves. Many of these spots look much more impressive from the sea than from land.What’s especially nice is that you can avoid popular and crowded swimming spots. Instead of staying at a packed beach, you can head to a quieter cove, anchor there, and swim or snorkel right from the boat.
This is a significant advantage, especially during peak season. While many visitors gather at well-known spots, you’ll often find much quieter areas on the water.
Introductory Diving with Gozo Technical Diving
Gozo is not only interesting above water but also beneath it. If you’ve never tried diving and want to give it a shot, you can take an introductory diving course with Gozo Technical Diving.An introductory dive is ideal if you want to test whether diving is for you. You’ll receive an introduction to the essential procedures and safety rules and then go into the water under professional supervision.
The underwater landscape around Gozo is very diverse. Rock formations, crevices, and clear visibility make the region particularly interesting. If you have only snorkeled up until now, an introductory dive is a great way to experience the coast from an entirely different perspective.
The Citadella in Victoria
A particularly recommended experience in Gozo is visiting the Citadella in Victoria. The historic fortress is situated high above the island’s capital and offers a great view over large parts of Gozo.You can explore the Citadella largely for free. You can walk through the narrow streets, visit the walls, and enjoy the atmosphere of the historic site. Some museums and exhibitions within the Citadella may have admission fees, but you don’t need a ticket for the actual tour.
Visiting later in the afternoon or in the evening is especially pleasant. Afterward, you can head down to Victoria and either eat there or stroll through the city.
Discover Victoria on Foot
If you’re visiting the Citadella, you should also take some time for Victoria. The city is the center of Gozo and is significantly livelier than the island’s smaller villages.In Victoria, you’ll find cafés, restaurants, shops, and markets. The paths are short, making the city easy to explore on foot. The combination of the Citadella, the city center, and then dinner is especially