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• Not accessible by public transport or hop-on/hop-off tours, Sanap Cliffs is one of the highest points in Gozo. These breathtaking cliffs are a hidden gem with views of Malta and Comino in the distance, and often missed in commonly suggested routes around Gozo.

• Xlendi is a very popular coastal destination in Gozo, with beautiful blue water, cliffs, and Xlendi Tower. We stop at the Belvedere overlooking the Xlendi Tower and bay.

• Two 16th century well-preserved public washhouses built by the Knights of St John may be seen on either side of Spring Street in the village of Fontana. The larger one is locally known as the Ghajn il-Kbira meaning the u2018large springu2019. The smaller one is Ghajn Bendu, u2018Benduu2019s Springu2019.

• Have you ever heard of a stunning place called Dwejra Bay? It's one of Malta and Gozou2019s most spectacular locations, and a great place to visit on a quad bike. Dwejra is a bay with unique features that attract adventure-seekers as well as visitors looking to enjoy the peace and serenity of the area.

• Fungus Rock, sometimes known as Mushroom Rock, and among the Maltese as Il-u0120ebla tal-u0120eneral, is a small islet in the form of a 60-metre-high massive lump of limestone at the entrance to an almost circular black lagoon in Dwejra, on the coast of Gozo, itself an island in the Maltese archipelago. It was once strictly guarded because of a type of funghi that was used as a medication and was highly desired.

• The Inland Sea, sometimes called Qawra in Maltese and also known as Dwejra, is a lagoon of seawater in Gozo linked to the Mediterranean Sea through an opening formed by a narrow natural arch. A truly unique and must-visit location.

• Welcome to the incredible architectural masterpiece of Our Lady of Ta Pinu sanctuary in Gozo, where history, faith, and awe-inspiring beauty merge to create a transcendent experience. Cradled amidst the scenic landscapes of the beautiful island of Gozo, this place is of spiritual significance, attracting pilgrims and visitors worldwide. nIn this blog post, we embark on a soul-stirring journey to unravel the mysteries and charm of Ta Pinu National Shrine as we delve into its rich past, engage ourselves in its architectural marvel, and discover the deep spiritual allure that has captured the hearts of numerous visitors. Join us as we explore the peace and tranquillity of Our Lady of Ta Pinu Basilica Gozo, where each step presents a chance to embrace timeless devotion and find solace in embracing faith.

• Nestled along Gozou2019s northern coast, at the end of a rugged valley, is Ghasri Valley (called Wied il-Ghasri by the locals) and its beautiful but hard-to-reach cove. This stunning location is a perfect example of why a quad bike tour is the way to go in Gozo.

• Discover the centuries-old salt pans, a testament to time's enduring allure on the picturesque side of Gozo. As you stand amidst these enchanting landscapes, envision terraced fields stretching to the horizon, adorned with a mesmerising mosaic of glistening white salt crystals. Imagine the earliest inhabitants crafting these ancient salt pans, visionaries driven by a deep respect for their land.nImagine the island's earliest inhabitants crafting these ancient salt pans, visionaries driven by a deep respect for their land. They ingeniously harnessed Gozo's natural salt flats, capturing the essence of evaporating seawater in its tranquil bays. These famous Gozo salt pans, born from human resourcefulness, have aged gracefully, their narrative deepening each year.

• Visit one of the locals' favourite beaches at the peaceful town of Qbajjar, en route to Marsalforn.

• Welcome to Marsalforn Gozo, one of the most popular beaches in Malta and Gozo. This popular beach captivates the hearts of all who visit. As the summer sun graces the horizon, this seaside gem pulses irresistibly. Gozitans and Maltese families travel to the coast, eager to create lasting memories in the shimmering waters. This is your last stop on your quad bike before hopping back onto our boat to resume your tour.

• The Blue Lagoon in Malta stands out as one of the most beautiful locations among the Maltese Islands. It is a must-visit destination when exploring the small island of Comino, known for its clear waters and stunning beauty.

• Explore the stunning caves along Comino, the smallest island in the Maltese archipelago. The Comino Caves, famous for their beauty and impressive formations, are a must-visit destination on any boat trip. Carved by soft limestone, these caves stretch over 40 meters and offer a stunning experience in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the island.nCarved by soft limestone, these caves stretch over 40 meters and offer a stunning experience in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the island.

• The Crystal Lagoon on Comino Island is just a 10-minute walk from the famous Blue Lagoon. Located on the smallest island in the Maltese Archipelago, it boasts crystal-clear waters, which provide a peaceful escape without the usual crowds. Accessible only by boat, kayaking, or even swimming, this is a perfect spot for cliff diving, snorkelling, hiking, and exploring the sea caves.

Good to know

• Public transportation options are available nearby

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

• DRIVERS MUST BE AGED 21 OR OVER and bring their actual DRIVING LICENSE, a picture, or a copy is accepted with a form of ID

• Drivers who do not have their actual driving licenses can check if their country has it accessible online via an official website. Provisional or learning driving licenses are not accepted.

• Whenever prevailing sea/weather conditions are unfavourable, crossing and return shall be by Gozo Channel communal ferry, and tickets will be provided.

• The tour points of interest will be slightly different in Summer. Clients will have a swim stop, so don't forget to bring your swimwear!

• 3rd Party insurance cover is included

• Minimum age for children is 5 years and up

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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