Gozo

Many people are put off the idea of going to Gozo to learn English because they think the island is too solitary and there is not enough to do. Gozo is undoubtedly much quieter than Malta, but is still has a lot to offer the visitor on a day trip, or a short stay. It is the second largest island of the Maltese Archipelago with 29,000 inhabitants. Gozo has been described as “a diamond set in the Middle of the Mediterranean”. Gozo the traditional home of the nymph Calypso, and is known for its largely pristine waters and spectacular coastline. Click here for a map of Gozo .

Gozo is only half an half an hour away from mainland Malta by ferry, and the crossing gives a wonderful view of the island of Comino. Gozo is greener, more rural but much smaller than Malta, but life on Gozo moves at a more leisurely pace! We believe that for English learners who have a little extra time to spare a short stay on Gozo, perhaps one week or two, can be beneficial to learning English as well as learning a new culture.

We are now offering exclusive private English lessons on Gozo. We can organise your accommodation on Gozo and offer a complete Transfer Package, so that you will be looked after from the time you arrive at Malta International Airport, until it is time to go home.

Top Diving

Gozo has some of the Mediterranean’s best sites which can be enjoyed by both beginners and advanced divers. For more experienced divers the wrecks of a ship and a tanker are ready to be explored. When you dive beneath Gozo’s gentle waves you enter a magical fairyland which embraces your senses completely. The caverns and crevices, which stud Gozo’s coastline, are unique and visibility is rarely less that thirty meters all year round.

Ggantija Temples

Gozo is though to have some of the oldest temples in the world and are are among the best preserved temples on the Maltese Islands and date from circa 3000 B.C.

For more information, visit the official website of the Ministry for Gozo.