Summer offer Mediterranean Gozo in summer 2025

Gozo

The small island of Gozo belongs to Malta and has a total of about 52 km of coastline. The island is well known for its underwater topography and is considered by many to be one of the best diving spots in the world. But the small island offers a lot even above the surface. Gozo has a beautiful landscape with dramatic rock formations and quaint little villages. Here you can feel the history and culture and the island has a nice and relaxed atmosphere about it. Land-based diving here around Gozo is otherwise one of the big draws.

The summers are long, hot and dry, but the winter is rainy and often very windy. The water temperature in summer can reach 28° degrees and is at its coldest in March when it drops to 13-14 degrees. There is much more to do in Gozo than diving. The island is perfect for holidays, hiking, climbing and there are many historical places to visit. There is also the opportunity to go wine tasting or why not just relax and enjoy at one of the small nice restaurants in one of the island's small communities by the sea and soak up the nice atmosphere. There is thus a wide range of activities for non-diving days or for a travel party that does not dive.

The diving

The diving in Malta and Gozo is known to be among the best in Europe and the Mediterranean. You can get there in just a few hours and it's easy and convenient when you arrive at Malta International Airport. Visibility here is often over 25-30 meters and sometimes even longer. The water temperature varies depending on the season, but compared to the Nordic region it is always warmer. In summer, the temperature can exceed the 30° degree mark, but 25-26°C is more normal. Today, along these small islands, there are plenty of wrecks and at varying depths. Here there are wrecks from both the First and Second World Wars - bombers, fighter transport ships, submarines, minesweepers and destroyers among many others.