Best time to visit Gozo

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When is the best time to visit Gozo?

The best time to visit Gozo is June based on the following average weather conditions.

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Max Day Temperature (°C)

  • 15°C maximum daytime temperature in January in Gozo15
    Jan
  • 15°C maximum daytime temperature in February in Gozo15
    Feb
  • 16°C maximum daytime temperature in March in Gozo16
    Mar
  • 19°C maximum daytime temperature in April in Gozo19
    Apr
  • 23°C maximum daytime temperature in May in Gozo23
    May
  • 26°C maximum daytime temperature in June in Gozo26
    Jun
  • 30°C maximum daytime temperature in July in Gozo30
    Jul
  • 30°C maximum daytime temperature in August in Gozo30
    Aug
  • 27°C maximum daytime temperature in September in Gozo27
    Sep
  • 24°C maximum daytime temperature in October in Gozo24
    Oct
  • 20°C maximum daytime temperature in November in Gozo20
    Nov
  • 16°C maximum daytime temperature in December in Gozo16
    Dec

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The weather guide for Malta (Gozo) shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia) & today's weather forecast provided by meteoblue. Find out more about our data sources.

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About Gozo

Gozo is a small but mighty place, with plenty to delight those on holiday in Malta.

Although it's the second-largest of Malta's islands, it's really quite compact at just 26 square miles, and is relatively untouched as well, highly regarded for its pretty and dramatic landscapes, from the hills to the coast.

The Church of Xaghra from the Citadel, Gozo
The Church of Xaghra from the Citadel, Gozo © Viewingmalta.com

As with Malta island, Gozo has a rather rocky coastline, but there are a select few soft spots around.

From tranquil bays to bustling beaches, there's something for everyone keen to be by the sea in Gozo. Five of the best beaches you can visit in Gozo are:

  • Marsalforn Bay - a popular sandy beach best for: swimming, sunbathing
  • Hondoq Bay - a hidden sandy beach best for: snorkelling, swimming, sunbathing
  • San Blas Bay - a peaceful sandy beach best for: snorkelling, swimming, families
  • Ramla Bay - a busy red sand beach best for: swimming, families, groups
  • Ghasri Valley - a picturesque creek with a small pebbly beach best for: views, diving

Away from the beach, there's a whole host of other exciting and interesting things to see and do in Gozo including:

  • exploring the cliffs and caves in Xlendi Bay
  • visiting the famous St John the Baptist church in Xewkija
  • gazing upon UNESCO's Ggantija Temples, the oldest free standing structures in the world
  • seeing the salt pans near Marsalforn

Getting to Gozo is no hassle at all: after arriving at Malta International Airport, head to Cirkewwa on the northwest coast of Malta.

From here you can catch the Gozo Channel Ferry, which runs frequently throughout the day. The crossing takes 25 minutes each way - just enough time to take in the sea views.

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