Nature & Outdoor
Nature & Outdoor in Malta and Gozo explores the islands’ raw Mediterranean landscapes — from coastal cliff walks and hidden coves to remarkably dark stargazing skies. Discover scenic trails, geological formations, quiet swimming spots, and slow outdoor experiences shaped by limestone, sea, and wind.
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Comino is a small island between Malta and Gozo, known for the Blue Lagoon’s clear, shallow water. Visiting Comino from Gozo is the fastest and simplest way to reach it, with short boat rides, flexible timing, and fewer crowds compared to routes from Malta. Quick Overview The journey from Gozo to Comino is short and…
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Along Gozo’s northern shoreline, geometry meets horizon. At first glance, the salt pans near Marsalforn look almost abstract — grids etched into limestone, repeating toward the open Mediterranean. Yet they are not relics of another era. They remain a working coastline. At Xwejni Bay, just beyond Marsalforn, centuries-old salt pans stretch in quiet formation along…
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On Gozo’s western edge, the island opens toward the horizon. At Dwejra Bay, sunset is not simply a view. It is a shift in scale. There are many places to watch a sunset in Gozo. Dwejra Bay feels different. The coastline here is exposed and elemental. Limestone cliffs meet open Mediterranean water without interruption. When…