Gozo Walking Tour
Gozo, Malta
Why Walk Gozo
Gozo is the second-largest island of the Maltese archipelago, a 25-minute ferry ride from Malta but a world apart in atmosphere. The island is more rural and relaxed, with terraced hills, limestone farmhouses, and one of the world's oldest religious structures — the Ggantija Temples, predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. The fortified Citadel in Victoria crowns the island's central hill.
Free Gozo Walking Tour with Roamee Pro
Roamee Pro offers a free Gozo walking tour with audio narration. Explore Ggantija Temples, The Citadel, Ramla Bay, plus hidden gems like Ta' Pinu Basilica and Salt pans, without booking a group tour.
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Must-See Stops in Gozo
- •Ggantija Temples — megalithic temples dating to 3600 BC, among the oldest religious structures on Earth
- •The Citadel — a fortified hilltop town in Victoria with a cathedral, museums, and panoramic views
- •Ramla Bay — a distinctive red-gold sand beach backed by a fertile valley
- •Dwejra — a dramatic coastal area with the Inland Sea, a saltwater lagoon connected to the open sea through a tunnel
Hidden Gems in Gozo
- •Ta' Pinu Basilica — a striking pilgrimage church in the countryside, built after reported visions in the 19th century
- •Salt pans — traditional salt pans at Marsalforn, carved into the rocky coast and still producing sea salt
Walking Tip
Take the ferry from Cirkewwa on Malta — it runs every 45 minutes. Rent a car or quad bike to explore the island. Gozo is small enough to see the main sights in a day.
Best Time to Visit
April through June and September through November. Summer is very hot but the sea is warm. Spring brings wildflowers across the terraced hillsides.
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