Yes. You can book a private chauffeur for a set number of hours and enjoy a fully customised tour around Gozo. Your driver is local, so you’ll get insider tips and authentic stops tailored to your interests.

Gozo is packed with scenery and heritage—think rugged cliffs, beaches, historic villages, and the Citadel in Victoria. Popular highlights include Victoria’s old streets and Citadel, Ramla Bay, Ħondoq Bay, major churches (including Ta’ Pinu), and scenic countryside walks.

Gozo is compact, so most villages work well as a base. Many visitors choose places like Għarb, Xagħra, or the seaside areas of Xlendi and Marsalforn.

Accommodation ranges from hotels and apartments to traditional farmhouses—often with pools, countryside views, and a quiet, rustic atmosphere.

If you’re short on time, a private tour is one of the easiest ways to see the main sights quickly. Our Gozo Highlights Tour is especially popular with first-time visitors.

Gozo is one of the easiest and most popular day trips from Malta. Most travellers take the Gozo Channel ferry from Ċirkewwa (crossing time is around 25 minutes).

You can also travel via Valletta using the Gozo high-speed ferry (around 45 minutes), subject to weather and schedule availability.

Once in Gozo, you can explore by bus, taxi, rental car, or a private chauffeur-driven tour for maximum comfort and flexibility.

It depends on your interests, but for a classic “first visit” experience, the Gozo Highlights Tour is a favourite. All of our tours are private and can be customised (pace, stops, and focus areas).

Pricing depends on tour duration and number of passengers. As a guide, a 6-hour private chauffeur-driven tour starts from €140 total. Tours are always private and not shared with other guests.

Gozo is great year-round. Summer is ideal for beaches and sea activities, while winter is greener and quieter—perfect for walks and hiking, with plenty of sunny days between cooler spells.

You can see many of Gozo’s highlights in 1–2 days, especially with a private tour when time is limited. Staying longer lets you explore more deeply and at a slower pace.