In the vicinity of Ggantija, one can also find the Ta’ Kola Windmill, which gives visitors an insight into how Gozitans from yesteryear used to grind their wheat in order to make bread and other baked goods. The recently restored ancient town of Cittadella, located on top of one of Gozo’s famed three hills, stands high and proud, dominating skylines around the island. Adjacent to Gozo’s Capital, Victoria, Cittadella is made up of a maze of quaint streets, weaving in and around the bastions surrounding the town and the Cathedral! However, Gozo is not only for history buffs – it also provides some fantastic gastronomy options, with Michelin plate restaurants, as well as some of the best examples of traditional local cuisine. Many of which either grow their own produce or are related to someone that does!

Fresh fish is widely available and the numerous fishing boats in Gozo’s harbours are proof! For the fun-loving younger set, Gozo hosts a couple of clubs which, especially in the high season, see a varied selection of entertainment. Gozo is also the destination of choice for a number of festivals, mainly taking place during the Summer months. One must not forget the beautiful walks which are available all around Gozo’s majestic cliffs, and particularly the Inland Sea in Dwejra. This site is also renowned by stargazers as one of the best sites for observing the night sky, as it is completely free from light pollution.