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Gozo Tour: Top 10+ Day Trips, Tours and Excursions to Take

Taking an exciting day trip to Gozo during your vacation in Malta is a great idea. Malta’s sister island is a haven for the whole family, friends and anyone wishing to experience a more rural setting and a quieter, more laid-back way of living in the Maltese Islands.

It’s also super easy to get to Gozo: it is just a short 25-minute ferry ride away from the mainland. Several tour operators will help you make the best of your time in Gozo, with some even offering direct transfers to Gozo from various locations in Malta.

With this in mind, in the next sections of this guide, I’ll give you my best recommendations for the best Gozo tour options, day trips, and excursions on offer.

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The best Gozo day trips

For these particular Gozo tours and excursions, you have the option to add a transfer with the tour bookings against an extra fee. However, you can also choose to make your own way to the sister island by car or taking public transport .

If you’re prepared to undertake the journey to Gozo by yourself, you can find all the details here: How to catch the Gozo ferry.

Gozo Tuk Tuk

Tuk Tuks are cute little carriages-turned-cars and are a great way to explore Gozo.

This full-day Gozo Tuk Tuk tour takes you around the beautiful hills, valleys, and the Mediterranean Coast while also showing you stunning architecture, churches, and historical sites. You’ll get the chance to explore up to sixteen beautiful and unique sights on the island, guided by a multilingual driver.

The price includes a complimentary pick-up from and return to your accommodation if you are staying in Gozo. You can also choose to book a transfer from Malta. In that case, you will be picked up from your accommodation and taken to the Gozo ferry in Mġarr. Upon return, you’ll also have the option to make use of their pick-up and drop-off connections.

Better yet, you’ll return to Malta from Gozo by boat, passing by Comino and stopping at the beautiful Crystal Lagoon for a swim, if the weather permits it.

Price per person: €79 for adults, €55 for children (aged 3-12). Infants 2 and under – Free.

Prices include hotel transfer + traditional Gozitan lunch + Blue and Crystal Lagoon boat tour! TIP: Use coupon malta5 and get 5% off!

Time: Approx. 7 hours (excl. transfer time)

Quad Bike Tours

A great alternative way to visit Gozo is by taking a Quad bike tour (which you drive yourself, accompanied by a knowledgeable tour guide) around different sites and locations. You’ll get to see rarely-visited spots, and you can take in your beautiful surroundings at your own pace.

This tour allows a driver and up to one passenger to drive around Gozo on Quad bike where you’ll get to places regular vehicles can’t and get some off-roading adventure in!

You get a safety briefing from a safety officer, who will lead the tour after the briefing. Prices include pick-up from and return to your accommodation in Gozo or Malta, as well as a traditional Gozitan lunch, fuel, equipment – everything you need. If you’re staying in Malta, you’ll be transferred to the Gozo Channel ferry in Ċirkewwa and returned to Malta via motorboat (passing by the Blue Lagoon Malta in Comino).

Please note that drivers must be over 21 years of age and must present a valid driving licence. Furthermore, children aged 12 or under aren’t legally allowed to ride a Go-Car.

Price per person: From €92.50 per person TIP: Use coupon malta5 and get 5% off!

Time: Approx. 6-7 hours

Gozo day trip by coach

This full-day tour will take you around Gozo in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach complete with a driver to take you around the island and a multilingual guide to pass on all the top historical facts.

You will visit the capital Victoria and marvel at the fortified Citadel , view and take photos of the beautiful Dwejra Bay with its famous Fungus Rock and Inland Sea, look up at the imposing cliffs in Xlendi Bay , and visit the world’s oldest, freestanding, man-made structures that are Ġgantija Temples (unavailable on Mondays and Fridays – you will visit the Basilica in Għarb instead).

Apart from this, you will also stop for a delicious three-course meal at lunch and have the possibility to book a transfer to your accommodation so that going back is as hassle-free as the rest of your day.

Admission costs to sites, lunch, and ferry tickets are included in the price.

Price: €72 for adults, €32 for children (under 12)

Time: Approx. 8.5 hours

The best Gozo boat tours and day trips from Malta

Private boat tours from mġarr harbour (gozo) or ċirkewwa.

Fancy a more exclusive boat trip to Gozo? If your budget allows it, I highly recommend booking this full-day 8-hour private boat tour.

For starters, you’ll have the boat all to yourself and your group (alongside the skipper). What’s more, you can customise the trip to your liking and have the opportunity to spend more time in certain spots.

You’ll also get to beat the crowds heading to Blue Lagoon on a hot summer’s day. You can choose your own stop, relax, and enjoy your time there. Finally, you’ll get to explore caves, snorkel in secluded spots and the best-hidden beaches that only locals would know about.

Boat tours to Gozo from Buġibba

If you’re staying in Buġibba or anywhere nearby e.g. Qawra, Mellieħa, Xemxija, or St. Paul’s Bay), this Blue Lagoon/Gozo combo tour is a great way for you to get to see Gozo and Comino (and it’s Blue Lagoon) on the same day. There are two options:

• Taking the larger catamaran with underwater windows, ladders and slides
• Taking the smaller Sea Odyssey boat trip, which is also a great choice (and a little quieter)

Both boats have jumping platforms, sun loungers, changing areas, separate toilets, a bar, and even air-conditioning to cool down when needed.

You’ll see Malta’s beautiful coastline up close, with a stopover at the Blue Lagoon for some fun in the sea and sun. Then, you’ll travel to Gozo (Mġarr Harbour), where you can spend around three hours exploring and enjoying this stunning island before heading back to Buġibba.

In Gozo, you can:

• Make your own way to a few places by taxi or hop-on/hop-off bus
• Take organised transport to either Victoria (the main town in the centre of Gozo) or Xlendi (a picturesque bay in the South of Gozo flanked by tall cliffs).

As a side note, do remember that while the Catamaran is wheelchair accessible, Comino itself is not, so this may be an issue for some visitors. Also, a multilingual audio guide is available.

Time: Approx. 7 hours

Boat tours to Gozo from Sliema

If your accommodation is in Sliema or close by, this round-trip cruise is a great way to make the most of the different lagoons, bays, and natural sights in Gozo while enjoying the refreshing sea breeze.

The tour will take you by Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian’s, St. Paul’s Bay and St. Paul’s Islands, Mellieħa Bay, and eventually moor at one of the secluded bays in Gozo. Here, you will enjoy eating delicious food, sunbathing, diving, and swimming.

Following lunch, you’ll be taken to the small island of Comino. Here, you’ll anchor at the famous Blue Lagoon, where you’ll be free to relax and swim some more against the backdrop of stunning azure waters.

On the boat, you’ll be provided with a morning snack, lunch, drinks, and fresh fruit, and also have the availability to use the toilets and showers on board.

You can choose to be taken back to your accommodation in Malta. If you choose to get a transfer, you can book one ahead of time for a fee. The price also includes a tour of the Comino Caves by powerboat.

Price per person: €70 for the whole day for adults, with children 12 and under at €45. The fee for accommodation transfer starts from €60.

Time: Approx. 8 hours

Alternatively, travellers can take a day trip tour starting from Sliema and going Eastwards past Comino to Gozo.

On the way, you’ll see the beautiful Maltese and Gozitan coastlines, pass by Dwejra Bay and the famous Fungus Rock, and experience the beauty of the salt pans in Marsalforn.

You’ll also pass through the popular beach with red sand, known as Ramla Bay (possibly stopping for a swim if the weather conditions allow it), and marvel at the natural awe of the imposing Ta’ Ċenċ cliffs.

Finally, the boat will drop anchor at the stunning Blue Lagoon in Comino, where you’ll be able to enjoy the rest of your day swimming, relaxing, sunbathing, and enjoying the crystal-clear waters.

You’ll be provided with drinks and lunch and have use of the onboard toilet and shower facilities. Furthermore, if you want to get a transfer to your accommodation, you can do so by booking in advance and at an extra small fee.

Price per person: €70 for the whole day for adults, with children between 4-12 at €45. The fee for accommodation transfer is €6.

Time: Approx. 7.5 hours

Boat tours to Gozo from St. Julian’s

Since there are no direct ferries between St. Julian’s and Gozo, you will have to opt for either public buses, a taxi ride or a long (30-40 min) walk.

Your best bet is to catch a bus (routes 13, 13A, 14, 16, or 22) that will take you to Sliema where you can easily hop on a boat tour.

You can also choose to make your way to the Gozo ferry in Ċirkewwa either via taxi or by taking a bus. You’ll need to look out for bus route 222.

Boat tours to Gozo from Valletta

Taking the ferry from Valletta to Sliema is the better way to go as you avoid going through all the different localities and stopping at different bus stops.

You can do this by going to the West-facing (Marsamxett) Harbourside of Valletta (look for Boat Street on Google Maps for the exact location), where the ferry to Sliema moors. Bus 133 takes you directly to this location if you stop at ‘Mandraġġ’ bus stop.

The ferry will directly take you from one harbour in Valletta to the opposite side at the spot known as Sliema Ferries.

Apart from taking a taxi from Valletta to Ċirkewwa, you can catch the bus from the main bus terminus in Valletta. Buses 41 and 42 will take you to your destination. Once you’re in Gozo, you can then join a tour from the harbour in Mġarr.

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Gozo & Comino: Summer Combo Tours

Yippee gozo sunset quad bike tour.

There’s nothing quite like taking in the views of the Maltese Islands as the sun sets and the evening draws in. With this in mind, the Yippee Gozo Sunset Quad Bike tour is ideal for travellers who want to beat the heat and enjoy a spot of sightseeing at a later time of the day.

The tour starts off in Comino, where you’ll get a chance to take photos of the famous caves and the Crystal Lagoon. You’ll also have time for a swim in the Blue Lagoon.

You’ll then head to Gozo to start the Quad Bike Tour. A knowledgeable driver will lead you to discover some of the island’s major attractions, hidden gems and breathtaking views across multiple towns and villages. What’s more, you’ll get to enjoy a traditional Gozitan dinner. Price per person: From €92.50 per person. Driver minimum age: 21 (€25 deposit per person to secure booking. Free Cancellation 24 hours before tour start time)

Yippee Sunset Tuk Tuk Tour: Gozo & Blue Lagoon

Similar to the previous Yippee Tour, this Sunset Tuk Tuk Tour to Gozo and the Blue Lagoon is ideal for travellers who would like to enjoy a later start to the day whilst experiencing the highlights of both Gozo and Comino .

This holiday itinerary is also quite similar to the previous tour, with the only difference being that you’ll discover the islands on a tuk-tuk.

Alongside Comino Blue Lagoon, you’ll get to visit places in Gozo such as Ta’ Sanap Cliffs (Munxar), Xlendi Beach, Cliffs and Caves, Dwejra Bay (including Fungus Rock, Inland Sea & Watch Tower), Ta’ Pinu Basilica and Shrine (Gharb), Wied il-Ghasri, Xwejni Salt Pans, Qbajjar and Marsalforn Bay.

A light Gozitan dinner is also included in the price.

Price per person: €79 for adults (13+ years ), €40 (3-12 years) and Free for infants. (€25 deposit per person to secure booking. Free Cancellation 24 hours before tour start time)

Time: Approx. 6+ hours

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Other Gozo tours & day trips

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Want to explore Gozo on a hop-on-hop-off bus ? iSeeMalta offers the perfect day out!

Start your journey to the sister island by taking the iSeeMalta vessel (Coastal Route with Return trip included) to the Gozo Mġarr Harbour.  The bus tour goes around 14 stops and offers 2 routes to choose from. You are free to get off and explore whichever sights you like for however long you prefer.

Depending on the route you choose, you will discover places such as San Lawrenz village & Ta’ Pinu Basilica, Xlendi Bay, and the picturesque village of Xewkija. Other places included on the other route include Nadur, Xagħra, and Marsalforn.

Both routes stop in the Capital City of Victoria—the crowning jewel of Gozo due to its magnificent and imposing Citadel.

TIP: If you opt for the Gozo Heritage Day Pass , entrance to major attractions (such as the historic Ġgantija Temples, Ta’ Kola Windmill, Cittadella Visitors Centre, Gozo Nature Science, Old Prisons, Gran Castello History House, and Archaeology Gozo) is Free .

Price per person: €50 for adults and €32 for children aged 4 and 12. (Standard Gozo Day Pass). €60 for adults and  €45 for children aged 4 and 12. (Gozo Heritage Day Pass).

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Are you ready to hop on a tour in Gozo, or would you like to know more? Leave a comment below, and I’ll answer all of your questions.

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Looking for things to do in Sliema? This excursion to Gozo and Comino will take you to explore the landmarks of these two Maltese islands. You'll sail on a comfortable catamaran ,   admiring the beautiful Maltese coastline, and enjoy a sightseeing tour to discover the highlights of Gozo.

Gozo and Comino Island Day Trip

At the indicated time, we'll set sail from the port of Sliema or Bugibba, according to your preference. From the port, we'll head north, passing the  Blue Lagoon of Comino and continuing on to  Mgarr Harbour  a port on the southern part of the island, where we'll disembark.

Once ashore, we'll go on a  minibus transfer to the Victoria Citadel . Here you'll have free time to visit this monument on your own. Finally, we'll return to the  Mgarr port , from where we'll sail back to the  Comino Blue Lagoon . Here, you'll have 2 hours of free time to swim and snorkel.

Finally, from the Blue Lagoon of Comino, we'll sail back to the starting point.

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• Port of Sliema : 2 departures at 10 am . The return  journey to the Port of Sliema will be at around 5:05 pm or at 6:10 pm (from May 10 to October 15); or at 5:40 pm (from October 16 to May 9)
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The Very Best Day Trip To Gozo and Comino [Blue Lagoon] From Malta

Last Updated on 19 March 2024

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Introducing the best gozo and blue lagoon tour….

Day trips are the perfect way to see and experience more of the world when you’re short on time, and Malta is no different! Malta’s sister islands of Comino and Gozo are must-sees on your itinerary for Malta , given their outstanding natural beauty and Mediterranean charm! Comino is Malta’s third largest island, and is home to the famous Blue Lagoon which is one of the most unique places to visit in Europe . Gozo i s the second largest island in the Maltese archipelago, and is a charming place with a jagged coastline, green countryside and beautiful cities and villages ! And if you’re looking for a recommendation for the best day trip to Gozo and Comino from Malta , then here it is… 

Note : Sea Adventure Excursions offer different options for boat trips to Gozo and Comino. You can visit both islands, or miss Gozo and stay at Comino’s Blue Lagoon for longer. I highly recommend doing the Gozo and Comino boat tour to get a taste of both of Malta’s sister islands! You can find information on how to book a trip at the end of this post.

Who are Sea Adventure Excursions?

When I visited Malta, I opted to book a one day trip to Comino and Gozo with Sea Adventure Excursions after reading good reviews for the company on TripAdvisor. Sea Adventure Excursions offer a range of different Malta sightseeing boat tours on their catamaran, Sea Adventure! What makes Sea Adventure that little bit special (and the reason I booked to go with them) is that they have 3 water-slides and an underwater viewing area . Along with this, they have all the standard amenities, like sundecks, sun loungers, toilets, and a bar.

Tip : Food and drinks are not included in the price of a boat trip. You can take your own supplies aboard, dine in Gozo or Xlendi, or purchase snacks on board the catamaran. 

Where does the boat trip depart from?

Sea Adventure departs from the tourist town of Bugibba located on the northeast coast of Malta. It’s a stone’s throw away from Qawra and St Paul’s Bay, and a short drive from other well known hotspots like Sliema, St Julians and Valletta. Transfers to/from the departure port in Bugibba are not included in the price of the boat trip, so you’ll need to factor this into the cost if you’re not staying in Bugibba. You can book these through Sea Adventure Excursions for an additional fee, or make your own arrangements. Personally, I booked my transfers through Sea Adventure Excursions as I stayed in St Julians.

Itinerary for day trip to Gozo and Comino from Malta

Stop 1: comino island and the blue lagoon.

Departing from the town of Bugibba in the morning and bound for Comino Island, you’ll cruise alongside Malta’s dramatic rocky coastline with its impressive cliffs and geological features. As you sail across the water, be sure to look out for the Statue of St Paul on St Paul’s Island which marks where St Paul became shipwrecked in around 60AD. With all the wonderful scenery around you, you’ll arrive at Comino Island in no time, which is the first stop on your Comino-Gozo day trip!

Comino Island is home to the world-renowned Blue Lagoon which is one of the natural wonders of Europe and is where you’ll dock . It is located off the north coast of Malta and is the third largest of the Maltese archipelago! Located in between Malta and Gozo, the Blue Lagoon is most famous for its azure waters. You’ll have around 1 hour here (around 4 hours if you opt to do the day trip to Comino from Malta not including Gozo) to explore the island and swim in the crystal clear waters!

Tip: Take your own towels with you if you plan on swimming in the Blue Lagoon. And even if you don’t, take them anyway because you might not be able to resist the allure of the aqua blue waters! Oh, and don’t forget your swimwear! 

If you opt to take a wander of Comino Island, you’ll find that it is a mostly uninhabited 3.5 square kilometre island, with a population of herbs and flowers and one hotel. But seeing as you only have 1 hour, you’ll probably want to spend most of your time enjoying the Blue Lagoon and boat facilities, especially the slides and underwater windows due to the abundance of marine wildlife! (note: I went in November so it was very quiet on Comino and at the Blue Lagoon but I’ve heard it can be a pretty crowded place in peak months, so just be mindful of that)

Tip: There are rentable lockers aboard the ship to store your valuables in, so you don’t need to worry about them being left unattended whilst you unleash your inner child on the slides!

Stop 2: Victoria (Gozo)

Once your hour’s up at the Blue Lagoon, it’s time to board the catamaran bound for Gozo which is just a short stretch away. Gozo is located northwest of Comino and is Malta’s second largest sister island. You will have 3 hours in Gozo and will arrive at Mgarr Harbour. From here you have the option to go off and explore solo, or to utilise the land transport offered by Sea Adventure Excursions for an additional small fee to help you to see the island.

Tip: I paid the extra charge for land transport on my day trip to Gozo. I’d recommend you do this for ease and to maximise your sightseeing time. You’ll jump aboard a minibus and be ferried up to Victoria before heading across to the coastal village of Xlendi.

Victoria (known locally as Ir-Rabat) is the capital city of Gozo , and if you ever have a little more time would make for one of the best summer city break destinations in Europe . Taking centre stage of Victoria is the UNESCO World Heritage Citadel. The Citadel is an ancient fortification which has served as refuge from attacks over the years, and hidden within its walls is a whole other world of quaint lanes, museums, and cathedrals. One of the best things to do in Victoria is to wander the Citadel , and be sure not to miss the sweeping countryside views from the top of its high walls. 

But Victoria is more than the iconic Citadel, and is home to a network of charming streets and sociable squares below its fort. St George’s Square is one of the most famous squares in Victoria to visit, and is lined with many bistros and bars. But if you want a quiet spot to enjoy a frothy coffee and a slice of cake, then head to Rizzles Cafe and Dolceria at St Francis Square before heading back to the bus stop!

Stop 3: Xlendi (Gozo)

If you’ve paid the additional charge for land transportation, after visiting Victoria you’ll be driven to a charming seaside village called Xlendi . Now admittedly, I did this trip in November so it was a little chilly and the waves in the cove were quite fierce, but this did not take away from how stunning it was. Xlendi is a quaint little place hemmed in by large cliffs either side, and is the ideal place for a spot of lunch with fantastic ocean views! 

Stop 4: The Crystal Lagoon

Once your time has come to an end in Xlendi, you’ll be transported back to Mgarr Harbour to board Sea Adventure once again. As you head back towards Malta nearing the end of your Gozo and Comino tour, you’ll stop off at the Crystal Lagoon for around 1 hour , for swimming, snorkelling, and sliding (note: the boat only stops at the Crystal Lagoon if the weather permits and does not stop here from October-May)! After the Crystal Lagoon, you will sail back to Bugibba and if you’re lucky will be able to watch the sunset over Malta island! 

Summary of day trip to Gozo and Comino from Malta

The only down-side I can possibly identify from this day trip to Gozo and the Blue Lagoon is that it was a little chilly, but this is completely beyond the control of Sea Adventure Excursions and is due to the fact that I went in November! So if you’re looking to explore the two islands that neighbour Malta and want to take a day tour for ease because you’re short on time, I would highly recommend Sea Adventure Excursions . I felt like I had enough time to get acquainted with each destination, the boat had fantastic amenities, it was well organised and was good value for money! I certainly plan to do it again on my next trip to Malta… 

Tip: If you’re doing this Comino and Gozo day trip from Malta between October and May, it’s advisable to take a light jacket or jumper with you because the sea breeze can be crisp! 

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*Not all boats have water slides and underwater viewing areas, and facilities may differ. Itinerary, schedules and other details correct at time of publication but may be subject to change (this post is based on my experience only). Please check Sea Adventure Excursions website for up to date information and prices.

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