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Please note: The villa has coin operated air conditioning units, for both cold air and heat. The coin meter accepts both 1 euro and 2 euro coins. The cost is 1 euro every 3 hours, any amount of coins can go to operating all AC units in the villa. There is only one coin meter for all AC units in the property.
Accessibility
Due to the property featuring a stone staircase which is of a traditional design and does not usually feature a handrail, and may be of a spiral design, this property may not be suitable for guests with limited or restricted mobility or young children.
We realise everyone’s needs are different, so if you've got any questions, it’s best to get in touch with our dedicated Assisted Travel team before you book. Just visit our Assisted Travel page for details on how to contact us.
If you or someone you’re travelling with needs assistance at the airport, or on your flight, please let us know at the time of booking or via Manage My Booking as soon as possible, once you’ve booked your holiday.
The child age for Free Child Places may vary depending on the board and villa
Find out moreAll infants under 2 go free on all villa holidays with Jet2Villas
Find out morePlease note: The villa has coin operated air conditioning units, for both cold air and heat. The coin meter accepts both 1 euro and 2 euro coins. The cost is 1 euro every 3 hours, any amount of coins can go to operating all AC units in the villa. There is only one coin meter for all AC units in the property.
Accessibility
Due to the property featuring a stone staircase which is of a traditional design and does not usually feature a handrail, and may be of a spiral design, this property may not be suitable for guests with limited or restricted mobility or young children.
We realise everyone’s needs are different, so if you've got any questions, it’s best to get in touch with our dedicated Assisted Travel team before you book. Just visit our Assisted Travel page for details on how to contact us.
If you or someone you’re travelling with needs assistance at the airport, or on your flight, please let us know at the time of booking or via Manage My Booking as soon as possible, once you’ve booked your holiday.
The child age for Free Child Places may vary depending on the board and villa
Find out moreAll infants under 2 go free on all villa holidays with Jet2Villas
Find out moreLanguage
Maltese and English
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£3.40
Three-course meal for two
£50.00
Average flight time
3.5hrs
Head straight to the Cittadella for some of Gozo’s most magnificent landmarks. From the fantastic façade of the Cathedral of the Assumption to the baroque beauty of the 17th century St. George's Basilica, you’re in for a treat if olde worlde architecture enchants you.
Swing by It-Tokk (Independence Square) if you want to feel the buzz of the local market – it’s held everyday and is the perfect place to pick up everything from clothes to keepsakes. Make a day of it and stop off at one of the surrounding restaurants. Want to get a feel for the spirit of Gozo? This is your place.
Malta and Gozo
Duke Shopping Mall in the heart of Gozo is a one-stop shop. You’ll find everything from branded clothing to homewares and a wellbeing centre. The Food Store has a delicatessen with all you’ll need to pack a delicious picnic if you’re planning a day out or you can eat in at the cafeteria.
Malta and Gozo
Dwejra Tower was built in 1652 to defend the coast and was armed with cannons and guns. It was restored in 1999. It is open when the flag is flying and free to enter. The climb up to the tower is fairly steep, but the amazing views from the roof are worth it. There is a short video and a guide to answer questions.
Malta and Gozo
The walk up to the Gordan Lighthouse, 161 metres above sea level, is quite steep but the 360 degree views of Gozo are worth it. Built in 1851 it originally had 21 oil lamps and the beam was visible from anywhere on the island and up to 38 miles away. It continues to function today but is now automatic.
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