Greener, rural and smaller than Malta, life on Gozo moves at a leisurely pace. The countryside on Gozo is greener than that of Malta, with flat topped hills and rocky cliffs, as well as precipitous valleys and striking bays. Take the opportunity to discover picturesque walking routes boasting wildflowers and wildlife, incredible food like the Gozitan pizza, and its wine - so good it never leaves the islands! Victoria, Gozo’s capital, has a great range of cathedrals and museums, while the Neolithic temples at Ġgantija are amongst the oldest freestanding structures in the world.

No visit to the Maltese Islands would be complete without a trip to Comino, famed as the location of the enchanting ‘Blue Lagoon’, a small cove with turquoise shallow waters that attracts snorkellers and divers. Car-free, the island offers one hotel and is the ultimate escape for those who want to get off the beaten track.