lovely bay, but beware odd currents 5-6 p.m. It is a pity that the surroundings are not graced with some more facilities, not the concrete-over type mind you! It is reached if one walks through St Mary Street from Marsalforn direction Qbajjar. The sad thing...More

We paid a visit to Xwejni Bay whilst having a mini tour of Gozo, before moving on to see the nearby Salt Pans. The first thing that stood out to us as being unusual was the large peculiar shaped rock at the end of the...More

The Tourist Info centre in Victoria has a selection of 7 booklets describing different guided walks around Gozo and Comino. We picked up the Saltpans booklet which if you do the whole thing is 12km starting and finishing in Victoria. Instead we drove to Qbajjar...More

We found a nice cave for ourselvs to chill in with a lot of privacy and tranquillity You just have to walk after the rocks behind you find good calm spots And its slso perfect for watching a wonderful sunset as its facing west .....More

We loved that quiet, tiny beach on the outskirts of Marsalforn. It is usually attented by the locals and divers. Crystalline water, lovely surroundings and easy parking makes it a perfect place to relax. I must add we haven't seen all the beaches in Gozo,...More

If you would like to escape the weekend crowds at Ramala Bay or Hondoq, I would recommend this little Bay favoured by the locals for its clear calm waters and easy access. Stony beach, however, easy access to the water from a slipway and sun...More

Xwejni (pronounced Shway-nee) is a little bay in the North of the island of Gozo, near the popular summer resort of Marsalforn and beneath Zebbug. The pebbly beach has some patches of sand, much enjoyed by children. Martin hires out umbrellas and sun beds, but...More