Gozo is a very peculiar and attractive island that is part of the South European country of Malta which is also an island. Compared to Malta Gozo has a much smaller surface area and its aspect is more rural; because of that fact tourists are very attracted to it. A key characteristic of the island of Gozo are its scenic hills which are also featured in the Maltese flag and coat of arms.

The total population in Gozo is approximately 31,000 and it has been inhabited ever since 5000 B.C. when Sicilian tribes arrived to the island for the first time, the constructions that were left behind are also a huge attraction because they are classified amongst the world's oldest religious structures that still stand today.

Accommodations and Lodgings

Since Gozo is a Mediterranean island it provides a unique environment for tourists who are looking to spend some quality time at a one-of-a-kind location. Accommodations and hotels in Malta have thrived because of the rich natural resources afforded to it. Since Gozo is mostly rural the main lodgings and hotels can be found in Malta which offer different packages relevant to the tourist's needs.

According to the visitor's interest there are several types of accommodations that can be booked such as hotels, apartments and even Villas. Malta hotels range from two stars all the way to five stars, some of them are:
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-- The British hotel in Valleta (two stars)
-- The Alexandra Place Hotel (three stars)
-- The Fortina Hotel - Sliema (four stars)
-- The Fortina Hotel spa and resort - Sliema (five stars)

Almost all the hotels of accommodations count with a breath-taking view of the natural environment which surrounds these Mediterranean islands.

SCUBA Diving

The underwater environment is perfect for scuba divers, which is one of the reasons why many hotels and travel agencies offer packages that include not only accommodations and transportation within the islands but also "underwater tours" for those who want to explore the crystal-clear waters of the Isle of Calypso.

Scuba divers and underwater photographers will definitely appreciate the beauty of the caves, tunnels and vegetation which surround both islands. Some of the locations that are a "must" for every scuba diver and tourists are:

-- The Inland Sea: it is a very attractive natural lagoon formed by a narrow natural arc within the island of Gozo, some tourists to refer to this lagoon as a natural tunnel that may be the result of a geological fault in the limestone. The inland Sea was one of the top 10 dives up Jacques Cousteau.

-- The Fungus Rock: this is a massive islet of limestone which rises 60 m above sea level and is placed at the entrance of an almost circular black lagoon.

-- The Azure Window: this is considered one of the most spectacular natural landmarks in the Maltese archipelago.

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