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Cruise Gozo’s coastline in a six-seater UTV after a short boat hop to Comino and arrive at clifftop viewpoints just in time for sunset. This five-hour combi tour combines easy off-road driving, short walks to viewpoints, and a Mediterranean platter to round out golden-hour views.
Cruise Gozo’s coastline in a six-seater UTV after a short boat hop to Comino and arrive at clifftop viewpoints just in time for sunset. This five-hour combi tour combines easy off-road driving, short walks to viewpoints, and a Mediterranean platter to round out golden-hour views.
A low-angled sun oils the limestone cliffs as a small boat slips toward Comino and the island exhales salt and heat. By the time the UTVs rumble off the dock on Gozo, the light has turned amber; the coastline sharpens into ledges and coves, and the drivers steer you toward viewpoints that open like pages.
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Operated by Gozo Pride Tours Ltd · Victoria, Gozo
A low-angled sun oils the limestone cliffs as a small boat slips toward Comino and the island exhales salt and heat. By the time the UTVs rumble off the dock on Gozo, the light has turned amber; the coastline sharpens into ledges and coves, and the drivers steer you toward viewpoints that open like pages.
This half-day combi tour ties two different island stories together: Comino’s scrubby islet geology carved by wind and wave, and Gozo’s rural mosaic of terraced fields, chapels and karst coastline. The Maltese archipelago wears the history of the Knights of St. John, and Gozo’s villages still mark feast days and fasts with ringing bells and stone-built chapels.
Expect short on-road to gravel driving aboard six-seater UTVs guided by multilingual drivers who point out natural bays, small fishing hamlets and the inland sea relics. The itinerary includes a boat hop to Comino — popular for its crystal water — then a scenic loop of Gozo timed for sunset. A Mediterranean platter arrives at a clifftop stop, with optional cocktails to toast the horizon.
Practical edge: the route mixes paved roads, dirt tracks and uneven viewpoints; it’s not technical, but you’ll want steady footing getting in and out. Bring a light wind layer, closed-toe shoes, sun protection and a camera with a wide-angle. Time your booking for late spring through early fall to get the calmest sea and the longest golden hour. Listen to guides about fragile Posidonia beds and follow local guidance to keep the islands wild for the next rider.
easy.
5 hours.
Low fitness required; participants should be able to step in/out of a UTV and walk short uneven stretches.
No — these are shared, guided UTVs driven by professional drivers; guests are passengers unless the operator specifies otherwise.
Yes — the combi tour includes the private boat transfer to Gozo and the rendezvous to Comino as part of the itinerary.
Yes — the tour is family-friendly; operators typically allow children but seating and safety rules apply, so disclose ages when booking.
Tours may be canceled or rescheduled for rough seas or high winds; the operator’s policy allows refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before departure.
Gozo and Comino have a long maritime history tied to the Knights of St. John and earlier Phoenician and Roman trade; many chapels and coastal watchpoints date to those eras.
The islands host fragile Posidonia seagrass beds and sensitive nesting sites; visitors should avoid trampling vegetation, follow guide instructions, and minimize single-use plastics.
Gozo Pride Tours Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-angled sun oils the limestone cliffs as a small boat slips toward Comino and the island exhales salt and heat. By the time the UTVs rumble off the dock on Gozo, the light has turned amber; the coastline sharpens into ledges and coves, and the drivers steer you toward viewpoints that open like pages.
A low-angled sun oils the limestone cliffs as a small boat slips toward Comino and the island exhales salt and heat. By the time the UTVs rumble off the dock on Gozo, the light has turned amber; the coastline sharpens into ledges and coves, and the drivers steer you toward viewpoints that open like pages.
This half-day combi tour ties two different island stories together: Comino’s scrubby islet geology carved by wind and wave, and Gozo’s rural mosaic of terraced fields, chapels and karst coastline. The Maltese archipelago wears the history of the Knights of St. John, and Gozo’s villages still mark feast days and fasts with ringing bells and stone-built chapels.
Expect short on-road to gravel driving aboard six-seater UTVs guided by multilingual drivers who point out natural bays, small fishing hamlets and the inland sea relics. The itinerary includes a boat hop to Comino — popular for its crystal water — then a scenic loop of Gozo timed for sunset. A Mediterranean platter arrives at a clifftop stop, with optional cocktails to toast the horizon.
Practical edge: the route mixes paved roads, dirt tracks and uneven viewpoints; it’s not technical, but you’ll want steady footing getting in and out. Bring a light wind layer, closed-toe shoes, sun protection and a camera with a wide-angle. Time your booking for late spring through early fall to get the calmest sea and the longest golden hour. Listen to guides about fragile Posidonia beds and follow local guidance to keep the islands wild for the next rider.