Optional Tour add-ons Add any local experience Tailor-made Off the Beaten Track Live like a Local These are some suggested extra activities which can be added to any of the tours, offering an authentic experience. Experience Gozo like a local, uncovering secret spots that most visitors miss.
Meet the alpacas in Gozo for a unique and memorable experience.
Perfect for families, couples, and animal lovers – this guided farm visit lets you get up close with these friendly animals while enjoying the peaceful countryside.
Take a relaxing walk alongside them, learn more about their care, and capture beautiful moments.
Option1: Farm Visit (Approx. 30 minutes)
Adults €20 / Children €10
Meet the animals + feed them + take lots of photos
(alpacas, pygmy goats, peacocks, turkeys, chickens, birds, etc.)
Option 2 Alpaca Walk + Farm Visit (Approx. 1 hour)
Adults €35 / Children €25
or €20 per Adult / €10 per child - to just join the walk without walking an alpaca.
Guided walk – handler will walk with you and give you interesting information on Alpacas
Walk with alpacas, then feeding them at the farm and meet with the rest of the animals.
Ta Dbiegi Craft VillageFree entrance
Discover the rich heritage of Gozo at Ta’ Dbiegi Crafts Village, located in the charming village of Gharb.
Ta’ Dbiegi offers visitors the opportunity to observe skilled artisans at work, creating hand-made pottery, mouth-blown glass, Gozo lace, and leather goods.
Explore the individual workshops, each showcasing unique crafts that reflect the island’s traditions.
After immersing yourself in the creative process, take a moment to relax at the on-site cafeteria, which serves breakfast, lunch, and appetizing snacks and sweet delights in a serene atmosphere.
A visit to Ta’ Dbiegi Crafts Village is a must for those seeking authentic Gozitan craftsmanship and a memorable cultural experience.
Capture Gozo - Private PhotographerPrice: €95.00
Capture your Gozo adventure with a professional photography service, available as an add-on to any tour.
A photographer will accompany you for 45 minutes to an hour, ensuring you have beautifully taken photos of your experience.
Suggested locations will be provided to make the most of Gozo’s stunning landscapes.
Post-processing is included in the price, and you will receive an album via email with a link to download your high-quality photos.
Specific requests can be accommodated, including customised shoots and extended photography sessions for those who want more time to capture their experience.
Ta' Mena EstateFree entrance to Ta' Mena shop (approx. 20 to 30 mins stop)
Discover the flavours of Gozo at Ta’ Mena Estate, a family-run shop offering a selection of authentic local products.
Taste traditional olive oil, jams, and other specialities while learning about the history behind them.
A quick but worthwile stop to experience Gozo’s rich food culture – and the perfect chance to take home a taste of the island as a memory.
Shop is open daily between 10:30 - 16:00hrs
Free tasting of products. During your visit you will learn about the history of the shop
Ta' Mikiel Olive GroveStep into Gozo’s olive oil traditions at Ta’ Mikiel Grove, where you can explore the grove and learn about the island’s rich agricultural heritage.
Discover the process behind olive oil production and the dedication that goes into every drop.
The visit includes tastings of local produce and traditional specialities, offering a true taste of Gozo’s culture and flavours.
Tasting 1 hour duration - €12 per person
Tasting 2 hours duration - €30 per person (including platter with cheese, galette and glass of wine or coffee)
The oldest bar in Gozo and a favourite among locals, Gleneagles Bar offers a relaxed atmosphere with stunning views overlooking the harbour from its terrace.
The bar is a popular meeting point for locals, and is an ideal spot to relax after a day of sightseeing.
The bar offers a wide selection of beverages including local beer, wines and a variety of cocktails. It also serves light snacks and tapas.
Opening everyday from 3 pm onwards, it makes for a perfect final stop to unwind before the end of your tour.
Lord Chambray BreweryLord Chambray is Malta’s first independent craft brewery, proudly based in Gozo. Beer lovers can visit the Taproom, open Monday to Saturday from 2PM to 6PM, where 12 beers are available on tap.
The brewery is located in Xewkija and offers a varied product range, with more than 20 different styles from fresh lagers to full-bodied stouts.
Private Brewery tours can also be organised, if booked well in advance. Alternatively, Tastings are also offered for €8, including four 15cl glasses.
Traditional indoor market and Washer's SpringFontana Cottage is a charming farm shop that celebrates Malta’s agricultural heritage. Known for its fresh seasonal produce and artisanal products like homemade jams and organic oils, it offers an authentic taste of Gozo. Visitors can sample a variety of local delicacies while learning about the island’s farming traditions. The warm atmosphere and knowledgeable staff make it more than just a shop – it’s a place to experience and appreciate local produce and traditions.
On either side of Fontana Cottage, you’ll find two historic freshwater springs, each offering a glimpse into the island’s past. l-Għajn il-Kbira, also known as the Washer’s Spring, features 16th- century arched shelters once used by locals to wash their clothes.
On the other side is l-Għajn ta’ Bendu, a smaller spring recently restored in 2023 and now open to the public. Visitors can also observe the ancient irrigation system, with stone gutters still transporting water from the Kercem Valley to the Fontana spring – a remarkable reminder of the area’s enduring heritage.
Savina Artisan Centre, located in Xewkija, Gozo, is a hub for fine foods and crafts. The shop offers a variety of traditional Maltese delicacies and Mediterranean specialties, including handcrafted preserves, confections, and local crafts. It’s the perfect place to find unique gifts or souvenirs that capture the essence of Gozo. Whether you’re seeking a taste of local flavours or a memorable keepsake, Savina provides a truly authentic experience.
Gozo offers a delightful array of local restaurants that showcase the island’s rich culinary heritage. Perched within the historic Citadel in Victoria, Ta’ Rikardu serves traditional dishes like ġbejniet (peppered cheese), homemade cheese ravioli served in a flavourful tomato and herb sauce, and stuffat tal-fenek (rabbit stew), providing an authentic taste of Gozitan cuisine. For freshly baked goods, Tal-Furnar Bakery in Xaghra (open for lunch on Friday, Saturday and Sunday only) is renowned for its traditional ftira and other local specialties. At Kartell Restaurant in Marsalforn, you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes in a seaside setting, perfect for sampling the island’s catch of the day.
These establishments, among others, offer visitors a genuine taste of Gozo’s gastronomic traditions.
