Lanugage
The languages in use are Maltese and English. The Maltese language is the language that has been inherited through generations for hundred of years. It is a semitic language, which originates from Arabic, and it is quite difficult to pronounce.
Some knowledge of the English language will surely be helpful. This will definitely make your holiday easier, especially if you like to meet up with some locals. The English and Italian languages are well practiced on Gozo. However, other languages like French or German are hardly known. Very few people have basic knowledge of them.
Useful words in Maltese that will make your holiday more interesting:
Bongu – Good morning
Bonswa – Good night
Il-gurnata t-tajba – Good day
Grazzi – Thank you
Jekk Joghgbok – Please
Merhba – Hello
Gozo in the Past
Time changes everything, and Gozo is no exception to that. Some call it progress, others call it destruction...
Discover Art and Culture
Discover Art and Culture The local people were always creative and innovative. In the distant past creativity...
Gozo Cheese Ravioli
Gozo Cheese Ravioli The cheese ravioli is a local dish here in Gozo. Years ago, the whole process was...
Ftira tas-Sardine
Ftira tas-Sardin The local ftira is the Maltese version of the Italian pizza. However, there are some...
Local Delicacies
Local Delicacies Every country has its own history, customs, and local food. The tiny island of Gozo...
Easter in Gozo
Easter in Gozo Easter is a special period on the island of Gozo. As the vast majority of the population...
Calypso Cave
Calypso Cave Calypso Cave, situated in Xagħra, overlooks the most famous beach of Gozo – ir-Ramla l-Ħamra,...
Ghajn Barrani
Ghajn Barrani Ghajn Barrani is located between the fishing village of Marsalforn and the sandy dunes...
Ta' Gordan Lighthouse
Ta’ Gordan Lighthouse Ta’ Gordan lighthouse is located in a remote location. Perched high...
Gozo Trekking Routes
Gozo Trekking Routes Gozo is at heart to many trekking enthusiast. The island promises excellent trekking...
Fireworks on Gozo
Fireworks on Gozo The art of fireworks is nothing new for the people of Gozo. Fireworks are part of our...
Valentines in Gozo
Valentines in Gozo Gozo is frequently referred to as the island of love and romance. Hence, the February...
Natural Attractions
Natural Attractions The island of Gozo is home to many natural attractions. Despite its petite size,...
Cycling the North Segment
Cycling the North Segment The Gozo cycling route starts from Mgarr, your first foot after crossing over...
Gozo Fried Rabbit
Gozo Fried Rabbit Rabbit is a traditional dish that is quite popular on Gozo. Still a very common plate,...
Dahlet Qorrot
Dahlet Qorrot Dahlet Qorrot is the most North Western cove found on the island. The recently paved road...
Ta' Pinu Shrine
Ta’ Pinu Shrine Ta’ Pinu Shrine is a very particular church. This is a must visit place and...
Local Dishes
Local Dishes You will find an array of local dishes to try while visiting Gozo. The locals love food...
Rotunda of Saint John
The Rotunda of St. John The Rotunda of St. John is situated in the village of Xewkija near the center...
The Double Arch
The Double Arch The Double Arch dive site is a unique opportunity to witness a spectacular geological...
Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul
Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul The Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul is found in the center of the...
Ramla Beach
Ramla Beach Ramla beach is by far the best beach of all the Maltese archipelago. Also known by the locals...
Diving Wrecks
Diving Wrecks Diving Wrecks are present on the south coast of Gozo. Near x-Xatt l-Ahmar bay you will...
Gozo in Summer
Gozo in Summer In summer, temperatures are quite high in Gozo and can range between 22˚C and 40˚C in...
Dwejra Inland Sea
Dwejra Inland Sea The inland sea is like a large pond over recessed grounds. The water comes in from...
Meat Dishes
Meat Dishes For all those that do not limit themselves for a vegetarian diet, local meat dishes will...
Money Saving Tips
Money Saving Tips Some people think that to holiday is a burden on your bank account. However, enjoying...
Wied Il-Mielah
Wied Il-Mielah Wied Il-Mielah is one of Gozo’s northern valleys. It is located in a remote area...
Gozo in the Past
Time changes everything, and Gozo is no exception to that. Some call it progress, others call it destruction...
Discover Art and Culture
Discover Art and Culture The local people were always creative and innovative. In the distant past creativity...
Gozo Cheese Ravioli
Gozo Cheese Ravioli The cheese ravioli is a local dish here in Gozo. Years ago, the whole process was...
Ftira tas-Sardine
Ftira tas-Sardin The local ftira is the Maltese version of the Italian pizza. However, there are some...
Local Delicacies
Local Delicacies Every country has its own history, customs, and local food. The tiny island of Gozo...
Easter in Gozo
Easter in Gozo Easter is a special period on the island of Gozo. As the vast majority of the population...
Calypso Cave
Calypso Cave Calypso Cave, situated in Xagħra, overlooks the most famous beach of Gozo – ir-Ramla l-Ħamra,...
Ghajn Barrani
Ghajn Barrani Ghajn Barrani is located between the fishing village of Marsalforn and the sandy dunes...
Ta' Gordan Lighthouse
Ta’ Gordan Lighthouse Ta’ Gordan lighthouse is located in a remote location. Perched high...
Gozo Trekking Routes
Gozo Trekking Routes Gozo is at heart to many trekking enthusiast. The island promises excellent trekking...
Fireworks on Gozo
Fireworks on Gozo The art of fireworks is nothing new for the people of Gozo. Fireworks are part of our...
Valentines in Gozo
Valentines in Gozo Gozo is frequently referred to as the island of love and romance. Hence, the February...
Natural Attractions
Natural Attractions The island of Gozo is home to many natural attractions. Despite its petite size,...
Cycling the North Segment
Cycling the North Segment The Gozo cycling route starts from Mgarr, your first foot after crossing over...
Gozo Fried Rabbit
Gozo Fried Rabbit Rabbit is a traditional dish that is quite popular on Gozo. Still a very common plate,...
Dahlet Qorrot
Dahlet Qorrot Dahlet Qorrot is the most North Western cove found on the island. The recently paved road...
Ta' Pinu Shrine
Ta’ Pinu Shrine Ta’ Pinu Shrine is a very particular church. This is a must visit place and...
Local Dishes
Local Dishes You will find an array of local dishes to try while visiting Gozo. The locals love food...
Rotunda of Saint John
The Rotunda of St. John The Rotunda of St. John is situated in the village of Xewkija near the center...
The Double Arch
The Double Arch The Double Arch dive site is a unique opportunity to witness a spectacular geological...
Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul
Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul The Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul is found in the center of the...
Ramla Beach
Ramla Beach Ramla beach is by far the best beach of all the Maltese archipelago. Also known by the locals...
Diving Wrecks
Diving Wrecks Diving Wrecks are present on the south coast of Gozo. Near x-Xatt l-Ahmar bay you will...
Gozo in Summer
Gozo in Summer In summer, temperatures are quite high in Gozo and can range between 22˚C and 40˚C in...
Dwejra Inland Sea
Dwejra Inland Sea The inland sea is like a large pond over recessed grounds. The water comes in from...
Meat Dishes
Meat Dishes For all those that do not limit themselves for a vegetarian diet, local meat dishes will...
Money Saving Tips
Money Saving Tips Some people think that to holiday is a burden on your bank account. However, enjoying...
Wied Il-Mielah
Wied Il-Mielah Wied Il-Mielah is one of Gozo’s northern valleys. It is located in a remote area...
Gozo in the Past
Time changes everything, and Gozo is no exception to that. Some call it progress, others call it destruction...