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Our resorts and villas in Gozo
We have a great selection of villas in Gozo. The island is reachable by boat from Malta, and you’ll find most of our properties scattered around in quaint little villages and towns just inland from the rocky coast.
Transfer times from the airport to Gozo are approximate, depending on the departure times of ferry connections to the island.
Return to Gozo villa holidays
Transfer times from the airport to Gozo are approximate, depending on the departure times of ferry connections to the island.
Return to Gozo villa holidays
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| Xaghra | 7 |
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Xaghra is a pretty village with a picturesque square lined with pavement cafes and good restaurants. Home to one of the oldest free standing and arguably best preserved religious structures in the world, found at the Temples of Ggantija. Upon exploring the village further you will discover intriguing grottos, a curious toy museum and a beautifully decorated church. Not to be missed is one of the very few remaining eighteenth century windmills, Ta Kola. On the outskirts of the village, is the mythological Calypso Cave home of the nymph named in Homers Odyssey. The cave overlooks the islands largest beach, Ramla Bay, with its unique honey-red sand, and is only a short drive away.
 Villas in Xaghra
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| Ghasri | 6 |
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Ghasri is Gozo’s smallest village and is dominated by Ta Gurdan Lighthouse standing 180m above sea level on a flat topped hill, high above the village. A steep path leads up to the lighthouse, with the reward of spectacular 360 degree views across the island. The village lies nestled between the hills of Zebbug and Ghammar overlooking the Ghasri Valley, which is ideal for walkers and cyclists alike. The scenery ends in a beautiful tight gorge dropping into the sea, a sight popular with divers.
Villas in Ghasri
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| San Lawrenz | 3 |
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A small hilltop village, San Lawrenz overlooks a secluded valley and is situated close to
the island’s most spectacular coastal scenery at Dwerja. Charming 17th Century houses
with intricately carved stone balconies and a small selection of restaurants, shops and
bars can be found in the centre – alongside an exclusive hideaway hotel and spa offering
beauty treatments.
Villas in San Lawrenz
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| Santa Lucia | 3 |
2hrs
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Only a short drive from the capital Victoria is the pretty hamlet of St Lucia. Surrounded by farmland and untouched by tourism you can enjoy a walk to Wardija Point for spectacular views to Dwejra and its spectacular rock formation. It is from this area, the most fertile on Gozo, that water was carried along the British aqueduct to supply Victoria.
Villas in Santa Lucia
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| Victoria | 3 |
2hrs
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The Gozitans call the charming capital of Gozo ‘Rabat’, its original name before the British Governor changed it in 1897 to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. Above the town the impressive citadel is a marvelous place to wander around, with its narrow alleys, rampart walls and panoramic views over Gozo. This fortified city is home to a few residents, historically fascinating museums, cafes and shops. Down the hill is Independence Square or It-Tokk where you can stock up on supplies such a towels, sun hats and local crafts in the market or just sit and enjoy the atmosphere in one of the many outdoor cafes.
Villas in Victoria
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| Ghammar | 2 |
2hrs
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This quaint village, close to Ghasri, offers a traditional island experience. Gozo’s national shrine is close by, and you’ll find fantastic views from Ghammar hill. The hill stands about 188 metres above sea level and apart from its natural beauty, it is often visited for the life-size marble statues of ‘The Way of the Cross’, designed by a well known local artist, Alfred Camilleri Cauchi and sculpted in Italy. Also very close by is Ghasri valley, which winds its way through between the village of Zebbug and Giordan Hill and flows into the sea between high impressive cliffs. Ghasri Valley is very popular with divers who like to explore the surrounding water caves and the very narrow bay is a haven for those who seek a quiet bathing area.
Villas in Ghammar
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| Xewkija | 2 |
2hrs
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Xewkija is dominated by a huge rotunda church in the centre of the square completed in 1971 after some 20 years' in construction, here you will find a bar/cafe and a shop. The area was settled by the Arabs and their influence has lasted well – several balconies on the 17th century houses are in the richly-carved Moorish style. Nearby Mgarr ix-Xini offers a relatively quiet bathing spot with a small, shingle beach and the main capital of Victoria is just a five minute drive away for a wider shoice of amenities.
Villas in Xewkija
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| Gharb | 1 |
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One of the oldest and prettiest villages on the island is home to the attractive parish church of the Visitation. The church sits alongside the diminutive police station and folklore museum which is packed with objects relating to crafts and day to day Gozitan life. With its history of craft workers it is no surprise that on the outskirts of Gharb you will find the Ta Dbiegi Craft Village where traditional glass blowing, pottery making and iron working can be observed. Remember your purse as many interesting souvenirs can be purchased here. The most popular shrine on Gozo lies within the parameters of Gharb. Ta Pinu is an architectural masterpiece and is the most important pilgrimage site with a vast and remarkable collection of ex-voto offerings. Numerous pilgrims visit the sanctuary all year round, perhaps the most famous being Pope John Paul II who held mass there in 1990.
Villas in Gharb
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| Nadur | 1 |
2hrs
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Nadur is the largest village on Gozo and has enchanting country views with green valleys and peaceful bays, Dahlet Qorrot and San Blas. Dahlet Qorrot is popular with fishermen and features unique boathouses converted from the caves underneath the cliffs. The traditional village square offers cafes, shops and an ATM, but most noticeable is the baroque church of St Peter and St Paul. Around the corner from the square is a small maritime museum which displays a one man’s collection of maritime memorabilia gathered over 65 years. On the edge of the Nadur is Kenuna tower and a botanical garden from where fabulous views of Malta and Comino can be seen.
Villas in Nadur
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This rugged and unspoilt island is reached via ferry from the neighbouring island of Malta. A regular ferry service carries passengers and cars between Malta and Gozo and the crossing takes approximately 30 minutes. Guests can pre book transfers from Malta airport to the island of Gozo via ferry.
