From Malta: Gozo Full-Day Quad Bike Tour incl. Lunch & Boat

Xewkija

20 min

This impressive church boasts the third largest unsupported dome in the world. Access to the roof of the Rotunda via a lift, and from there you can enjoy panoramic 360-degree views of Gozo.

Sanap Cliffs

15 min

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.

Xlendi

15 min

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.

Fontana

20 min

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 ‘large spring’. The smaller one is Ghajn Bendu, ‘Bendu’s Spring’.

Dwejra Bay

45 min

This is where the famous Azure Window used to stand, although the area has so much more to discover, including Fungus Rock, the Inland Sea and Dwejra Tower. Do not miss the limestone quarries on your way down.

Inland Sea & Sunset View Point

10 min

Flo Azure Window is a cliff that is reachable by off road vehicles and offers stunning panoramic views of Dwejra’s historic tower, fungus rock and the location where once stood Dwejra’s window.

Wied il-Mielah Window

20 min

This massive limestone arch is currently the last surviving rock-arch window in Gozo. It is a natural geological formation jutting out from the cliff walls. The winding valley on its flank is called Wied il-Mielah, translatable as ‘Salt Valley’. This 29-metre-high structure is a massive block of coralline limestone strong enough to withstand the force of large sea-waves, salt erosion, and wind action.

Ghasri

30 min

Wied l-Għasri, is a marvelous place for a quad ride, especially in winter and spring. The valley begins at Ta’ Dbieġi Hill before winding down through the village of l-Għasri, and on between iż-Żebbuġ and Ta’ Ġurdan Hill to meet the sea between impressive cliffs. The very narrow and secluded bay is also a haven for those who seek a quiet bathing area

Xwejni Salt Pans

20 min

Xwejni is home to the Salt Pans, which are, as the name suggests, pans cut out of the rock where Gozitans still make salt to this day. The pans stretch for many kilometres.

Qbajjar Bay Beach

15 min

The Qolla l-Bajda Battery, also known as the Qbajjar Battery, is one of the many defensive structures built in the Hospitaller period, and continued to be used by Britain in World War I and World War II. When it was originally built, it was made up of two blockhouses, a gun platform, a parapet and a small ditch.
These enabled it to provide defense to invading forces. The blockhouses had small gun-holes, in case of an attack from land. Now, this historic monument lies abandoned.

Sannat

1 hour

This is where our guests can enjoy a light traditional lunch at a restaurant.

Tal Mixta Cave

15 min

Mixta Cave is a picturesque cave high up in the hills of Nadur. The cave essentially acts as a window for one of the grandest views you’ll ever see in Malta. Through the wide crevice of the cave, visitors will be able to witness a breathtaking panorama of Ramla Bay, one of Gozo’s widest and most famous beaches.

Comino

15 min

Comino Caves, which were naturally formed through hundreds of years of shaping by the rough Mediterranean Sea. Today, these caves are popular destinations as their crystal blue waters and magnificent structures provide an unforgettable experience for all.

Crystal Lagoon

15 min

Comino Caves, which were naturally formed through hundreds of years of shaping by the rough Mediterranean Sea. Today, these caves are popular destinations as their crystal blue waters and magnificent structures provide an unforgettable experience for all.