Gozo is the second largest island in the archipelago of the republic of Malta, 4.5 km long & 7.5 km wide, with a shore line of 43 km & a population of around 28,000.

Gozo is quite distinct, greener and more fertile then the other island and based on agriculture and fishing. You will find a fairly laid-back attitude to life and things a little quiter then on the other islands which seems to appeal to most visitors.

Sliema was once a quaint fishing village but has now become one of Malta’s most popular residential, shopping and entertainment areas.  Whilst in Sliema you can enjoy Maltese cuisine which is typically Mediterranean and based on fresh seasonal produce and seafood in one of the abundant cafes and restaurants. Pass the time by taking part in one of the numerous watersports options on offer or just chill out on one of the pristine and clean beaches nearby. With easy transport options you may also consider visiting the nearby towns of Valletta or St. Julian.

Valletta is Malta's capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, its Baroque architecture tells of its historic and strategic importance since its foundation. Now full of cafés and wine bars, the cities Grand Harbour is one of Malta's main tourist attractions and also a stunning setting for concerts, operas and other cultural events.