Gozo Private Tour
with Yippee

Many tourists pass by and overlook this small gem: the quaint village of Fontana is home to two public washhouses fed by natural springs, and built by the Knights of St John.

If you love history, the Citadel in Victoria (our ancient fortified city) is a must-do attraction when visiting the island. Wander its ancient narrow streets, sightsee the Cathedral, Museum, and Old Prison. From the bastion walls of this fortified city, enjoy breathtaking views of the whole island.

Did you know that Gozo is home to megalithic temples older than Egypt’s Pyramids and Stonehenge in the UK? Among the world’s oldest free-standing structures, they are a UNESCO World Heritage site and are well worth admiring if you like history and archaeology.

Located on the outskirts of San Lawrenz village and once known for its iconic Azure Window, Dwejra Bay is still one of the top landmarks on the island. Your driver will show you its many natural attractions: the Inland Sea, the Blue Hole, and the Fungus Rock.  Game of Thrones fans take note – it is also where scenes for the first series were filmed!

The Ta’ Pinu Basilica, our ‘Church of Miracles’, is one of Gozo’s most adored churches, and a place of pilgrimage. The church overlooks the countryside and has a beautiful square decorated with colourful mosaic artworks.

Sad that you missed our iconic Azure Window before it collapsed into 2017’s stormy seas? Don’t worry, Gozo has another natural arch to enjoy. This hidden gem is located at the end of a winding valley called Wied il-Mielaħ.

If you like off-the-beaten-track places, be sure to add this secluded inlet to your tour itinerary. It has a small pebbly beach nestled at its base and is framed by sheer cliffs plunging into the turquoise hues of the sea.

One of the island’s most photo-worthy locations is found along our northern coastline. See its dramatic-looking chequered board squares cut from the coastal rock, used to harvest natural sea salt. In the summer, it is still possible to watch the salt being harvested.

Crossing the salt pans to the east, you soon arrive at Qbajjar, a secluded bay, near the popular seaside resort of Marsalforn Bay.  Journeying between these seaside villages lets our customers enjoy wide-open coastal views.

Don’t worry about the number of stops you can fit into your Gozo private day trip, as this is a fully customisable excursion. Your knowledgeable driver will discuss with you the amount of time you’d like to spend at each location.  They will also drive you to the most convenient and scenic vantage points for the best photo-taking opportunities.

Visit one of the most beautiful beaches on the island at Ramla Bay. With its red-tinted sand and wide-open views, it’s one of the most popular destinations to stop at.

Tal-Mixta Cave is a popularly visited spot that overlooks Ramla Bay from the East, offering stunning views out over the bay and its surroundings.