Sightseeing
The village also has many great cafes and restaurants. You can combine an amazing church and views with a meal or cafe in this beautiful square. There is also a newly renovated windmill in this village which you can visit.
Xewkija
The village also has many great cafes and restaurants. You can combine an amazing church and views with a meal or cafe in this beautiful square. There is also a newly renovated windmill in this village which you can visit.
Gozo has a wealth of fantastic walks taking in some steep climbs but always rewarding you with amazing views.
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Sanap Cliffs
Gozo has a wealth of fantastic walks taking in some steep climbs but always rewarding you with amazing views.
The Cittadella is an imposing fortress in the heart of Victoria, the capital of Gozo. Build around 1500 BC, this fortress provided a safe haven for the local population from many attacks throughout the years. Several museums, with ancient artefacts surround the area. Magnificent views can be seen from the ramparts. Several restaurants are in the locality.
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Citadel
It-Telgħa tal-BeltThe Cittadella is an imposing fortress in the heart of Victoria, the capital of Gozo. Build around 1500 BC, this fortress provided a safe haven for the local population from many attacks throughout the years. Several museums, with ancient artefacts surround the area. Magnificent views can be seen from the ramparts. Several restaurants are in the locality.
Ta'Pinu church is a place of pilgrimage for many seeking healing. Opposite Ta 'Pinu is a rough track. Follow it up for around 20-30 minutes, as it winds steeply up the hill. At the top you will be rewarded with fantastic views across the island. The path leads to an old amphitheatre right at the top.
Ta' Pinu
Ta'Pinu church is a place of pilgrimage for many seeking healing. Opposite Ta 'Pinu is a rough track. Follow it up for around 20-30 minutes, as it winds steeply up the hill. At the top you will be rewarded with fantastic views across the island. The path leads to an old amphitheatre right at the top.
Swim and Relax
Xlendi is very close to our house; just a few minutes down the road (by car). It's a great place to swim and snorkel with a small, safe beach area for children and deeper water options for confident swimmers. Restaurants are plentiful with lots of choice re price.
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Xlendi
Xlendi is very close to our house; just a few minutes down the road (by car). It's a great place to swim and snorkel with a small, safe beach area for children and deeper water options for confident swimmers. Restaurants are plentiful with lots of choice re price.
Mgarr ix - Xini is a beautiful small bay tucked away down an easily missed track. There is one restaurant which is open for lunches throughout the summer season. A lovely setting for swimming and relaxing. The film 'By The Sea' was filmed around this area.
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Mġarr ix-Xini
Mgarr ix - Xini is a beautiful small bay tucked away down an easily missed track. There is one restaurant which is open for lunches throughout the summer season. A lovely setting for swimming and relaxing. The film 'By The Sea' was filmed around this area.
A great place for children, Ramla bay has clear, shallow waters and a sandy beach for playing and relaxing. There are 2 restaurants down by the beach. Several stalls set up in summer selling ice cream and swimming accessories.
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Isitsha saseRamla Bay
A great place for children, Ramla bay has clear, shallow waters and a sandy beach for playing and relaxing. There are 2 restaurants down by the beach. Several stalls set up in summer selling ice cream and swimming accessories.
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Ukuzulazula
The bus stops are just at the end of our road.
Munxar is served by 2 buses, the 305 which takes you to Victoria the capital of Gozo. The 306 goes to Xlendi and then onto Victoria. Buses are FREE but you need a Tallinja card. For more information check the Malta Public Transport site.
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Sun cream and insect spray
In the height of summer from June to September the sun is very hot, and you will definitely need sunscreen if you are on the beach or out and about. There are often mosquitoes so it's advisable to have some spray. Comfortable shoes are a good idea if you plan on walking a lot and the roads and pavements can be uneven. Tracks may be rocky or steep. Shops here sell most things you may need, and the chemists have helpful staff.
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Cover up if visiting a church.
Malta and Gozo are catholic so please respect this by covering shoulders before entering the many churches on the island. There are also many feasts throughout summer where processions can be seen. Statues of saints are carried through the villages (each village has their own saint) brass bands play, and fireworks are set off to celebrate in style. Festas are fun, exciting occasions. A 'must see' if you are here in the summer.
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Local vans selling food produce.
Most days there are a number of vans or trucks who visit the neighbourhood. They alert you with a horn. Each van has a different horn or a specific number of blasts, so you know they are there. They each sell different produce including fresh bread, fish, vegetables and even tinned products and drink.