We are planning a trip to Gozo and would like advice on interesting places we can visit with the kids (apart from beaches, swimming etc), and budget restaurants where the kids can have a nice time. Any advice much appreciated! Thanks
Make sure you visit: - Dwejra (Azur Window, General's rock & Inland sea) its all in 1 place, would be nice to take a boat trip round the caves. - Ta' Pinu church: very beautiful shrine - Cittadella (gozo old capital city), its a fortified town and from there can enjoy fantastic views - Ggantija Temples (similar to Stonehendge) Restaurants, good ones with reasonable prices: Otters in Marsalforn / it-Tmun in Rabat or in Xlendi / D-Bar in Qala Gozo is small, and best means of transport is to rent a car.
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It's been many years since I last visited Gozo but the island used to have this fantastic hand-blown glass factory not far from the town centre. I don't remember the name of the place but hopefully it still exists. Your kids would enjoy visiting this one and even try at them in their workshop. Happy trails.
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The beach (rocky) around the 'Azure Window' is absolutely stuffed full of fossils, so they'll enjoy that. Gozo really is very small though, so I suggest you think about a day or two on Malta itself via the ferry. Either take a car (if you are hiring) or use the brilliant yellow buses (the kids will love travelling on them; some are really old). Mellieha is not far from Cirkewwa (the Malta ferry dock) and has excellent tunnels to explore (used as air-raid shelters in WW11) as well as a sandy beach. Nearby is 'Popeye Village' the set for the film: http://www.popeyemalta.com/ You could also get the bus to Valetta, with fortifications and harbour, or to Rabat/Mdina, with Medieval streets and the 'Knights of Malta'. theknightsofmalta.com/htm/la... Have a look at the VT pages on these places for ideas about what else to see/do.
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There aren't any beaches on Gozo. That's why there are few tourists, especially few children. And the bus service is frightful. Enjoy!
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