The island is the Isle of Calypso. Hi, I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be exploring the island of Gozo.
Roughly the same size as the island of Manhattan, Gozo is the second largest of the Maltese Islands. Tthe island's of 31.000 live a village lifestyle which distinguishes itself the main Island.
In contrast with the island of Malta, Gozo is renowned for the slow pace of life, with more sensibilities and a slow rate of urban growth, Gozo is also unique as a travel destination. Famous for its rustic pastoral qualities and stunning hills, Gozo is home to a number of striking natural landmarks and activities. In Gozo, you are never far away from the water. The island’s coastline offers inspiration for and visitors, with beautiful water splashing against rock cliffs, and small creeks and bays, set against the rugged landscape, it is a beautiful place to visit and to explore.
One of the most stunning and elements of the Gozitan coastline is the Azur Window, a naturally formed rock arch way, it overlooks to the expansive sea.
Amazing attractions can be discovered the island and can even be found under the water surface. Gozo is home to some of Malta’s popular scuba diving sites, the area's calm waters, in addition to an abundance of underwater caves and shipwrecks, make it unique.
Eating and drinking are also important to life in Gozo. Culinary around the island give visitors the chance to the unique wares of the area. Wine tastings, as olive oil tastings, and appreciation courses are also quite popular.
Typical of Malta, Gozo is home to a large number of , despite its small size. It is also home to the religious structures in the world: the megalithic of Malta. than Stonehenge, and the Egyptian pyramids, these temples were likely an important of everyday life to ancient residents of the area.
Today there are remarkable examples of the area’s history, Gozo is also home to a thriving art and crafts community. is one example, as is and blown glassware. The famous Gozo laceis another and has been made here for hundred of years. Delicately woven by hand, Gozo is a tradition passed down from generation to generation.