Gozo eJeep Tour

• Pick up in Malta or Gozo from your hotel or closest pick-up point by Yippee transport.
• Crossing to Gozo by private boat exclusively reserved for Yippee guests. (Weather permitting)
• Tour/Safety leader & Full Charge
• Light traditional Gozitan lunch
• Swim stop in Gozo (summer season)
• Return to Malta by private boat passing by Comino’s captivating caves. (Weather permitting)
• Return to original pick-up point by Yippee transport.
• Ferry tickets whenever required
• Duration of Tour 7 hours (excluding transfers time)
• Safety is our priority and in case of bad weather, we will upgrade guests to a chauffeured Tuk Tuk tour.

Island of Gozo

1. Church of St. John The Baptist, Xewkija, Island of Gozo.

This impressive church boasts the third largest unsupported dome in the world. Access to the roof of the Rotunda via a lift, and from there you can enjoy panoramic 360-degree views of Gozo.

2. Sanap Cliffs, Munxar, Island of Gozo.

Not accessible by public transport or hop-on/hop-off tours, Sanap Cliffs is one of the highest points in Gozo. These breathtaking cliffs are a hidden gem with views of Malta and Comino in the distance.

3. Xlendi Beach, Cliff and Caves, Xlendi, Island of Gozo.

Xlendi is a very popular coastal destination in Gozo, with beautiful blue water, cliffs and Xlendi Tower. We stop at the Belvedere overlooking the Xlendi Tower and bay.

4. Dwejra Bay, San Lawrenz, Island of Gozo.

This is where the famous Azure Window used to stand, although the area has so much more to discover, including Fungus Rock, the Inland Sea and Dwejra Tower. Do not miss the limestone quarries on your way down.

5. Ta' Pinu National Shrine, Gharb, Island of Gozo.

Ta' Pinu is our ´church of miracles´ and a wonderful example of Gozitan heritage. This spectacular Basilica sits by itself in the countryside, with extensive murals and mosaics both inside and out.

6. The Citadel, Victoria, Island of Gozo.

You can't go far in Gozo without seeing The Citadel - our ancient, fortified city perched on top of the rocks, right in the centre of Gozo. From the top of its walls almost all Gozo can be seen. Discover the secrets hidden behind The Citadel´s walls, including WW2 shelters and grain silos.

7. Salt Pans, Marsalforn Bay,

Marsalforn is home to the Salt Pans, which are, as the name suggests, pans cut out of the rock where Gozitans still make salt to this day. The pans stretch for many kilometers.

11. Xwejni Salt Pans - Islands of Gozo

Xwejni is home to the Salt Pans, which are, as the name suggests, pans cut out of the rock where Gozitans still make salt to this day. The pans stretch for many kilometers.

12. Qbajjar & Marsalforn Bay - Island of Gozo

This is where our guests can enjoy a light traditional lunch at a restaurant by the sea.

13. Calypso Cave, Xaghra, Island of Gozo.

Calypso Cave is linked to Greek Mythology and is believed to have been referenced in Homer's Odyssey. Whilst the caves themselves are currently closed, the view overlooking the red sands of Ramla Bay is breathtaking.

15. Ta Kenuna Tower – Nadur – Island of Gozo

The Kenuna Tower is a semaphore tower also known as a relay station or optical telegraph tower. It is situated on the eastern side of the island, by the village of Nadur, on a hill 130 meters above sea level.

16. Qala Belvedere, Qala, Island of Gozo.

Qala Belvedere enjoys beautiful views of Mgarr Harbour and our three islands.

18. Comino’s Caves

Comino Caves were naturally formed through hundreds of years of shaping by the rough Mediterranean Sea. Today, these caves are popular destinations as their crystal blue waters and magnificent structures provide an unforgettable experience for all.