Gozo Region

Gozo Region occupies Malta’s northwestern island district in the central Mediterranean. Its main island, Gozo, is separated from Malta by the Gozo Channel and has a distinctly rural character, with terraced fields, limestone slopes and compact settlements shaped by farming and fishing. Victoria stands at its centre beneath the fortified Citadel, while the village of Xagħra is home to the UNESCO-listed Ġgantija Temples, among the world’s oldest surviving free-standing stone monuments. The coast alternates between low inlets and exposed cliffs, and Ramla Bay is known for its reddish sand. Roman Catholic traditions remain visible in parish churches and annual village festas. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Gozo relates to the Maltese archipelago and the Mediterranean Sea.

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