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Wonderful place, polite tour guide

My wife and I went on the Gozo jeep tour May 13, 2026. The tour of Gozo was very interesting and so much fun!! The jeeps are no longer but have been replaced by CAN-AM Traxters which were powerful and comfortable. Our guides Mark and Joe took us all over the island for the best locations and Historical sights!! Lunch which was provided was wonderful!! Different types of local foods!! The tour and the guides earn 5+ stars from this traveler!!

Great way to see the main sights of the island. Included a decent lunch at a restaurant and time to explore - or have a dip in the sea! Our guide was really informative and friendly.

So glad we chose this tour. Interesting to see difference between Gozo & Valletta area. Much less congested & hectic. Beautiful scenery. Joe Z. Was a great guide.

Was a highlight of our trip to Malta. Much of it attributed to our guide Ben, who was fun, informative, personable, and interested in us and what we wanted to experience on the tour. There were 4 in the Jeep, plus Ben, and that was comfortable.

saw so much, ruins, churches, amazing views, boat rides, lunch included, great guide . The jeeps were a lot of fun but a snug fit for 5 people. really was a full day and it’s a beautiful place , private boats there & back were amazing , sailing right up to the cliffs of Camino .- unforgettable day out

Fabulous tour of the island with our wonderful guide George!

Godwin was our driver on this trip and took great care to tailor it to our wishes. When we said we’d just like to see as much of his island as possible in a day, he took it to heart! Views, Churches, Temples, the Citadel, the Blue Grotto, the salt flats and more! I highly recommend this customizable private tour. We enjoyed every minute spent with Godwin on the beautiful island of Gozo

The five of us had an amazing day with Kiko. He was funny, informative and made our day truly special. Thank you so much!!

We paid €160 for two for this trip at our hotel. We were collected in the morning and roadworks on return meant we had to walk a few hundred yards back to the hotel. The driver who did the Malta part was Joseph who was really knowledgeable about Malta and Gozo. He collected a few other guests from hotels around us then off to the departure port. The boat rides there and back are fun. Once we docked our jeep drivers were waiting to speed off on tour but this was where the first ‘you must be kidding’ event. The jeeps held five pay customers so one couple had to volunteer to travel apart. No one and I mean no one was happy about this but the guides were a bit sharp about it. Had we known this risk in advance in clear terms we wouldn’t have booked it but the seller in the hotel did briefly mention jeeps holding five but she offered no view that the couple she was selling too might have to split up for the 6 hour trip. So buyer beware. Other guests said this too. We essentially did a round the island trip. I was cramped in the jeep and found it difficult to put on the seatbelt. Several places were scenic just stopping to look at bays and coastal views. They stopped at a gift shop and offered instant coffee Malta style apparently and we bought clothing and food like honey and chocolate. It was lousy tasting as it was instant coffee. The food tasting there was very good and the staff welcoming. We were offered a blue lagoon 15 minute boat ride at €5 a person and it was delightful. Lunch was included in the €80 tour price and was in the Rotunda cafe in the capital Victoria. I’ve reviewed it separately but it was awful food and grim white wine. I wouldn’t return for free. This was the second shocker. I did feel sorry for the couple who got the short straw and were in two different jeeps. The guy was in our jeep and we talked to him but he said a few times that no one spoke to his wife in the other jeep. After lunch we got half an hour to stroll in the capital Victoria. It was overcrowded, with very dangerous broken footpaths and filthy streets. They also brought to an underwhelming beach. Then it was all over and back to the boat. It passed by Camino on the sail back. Glad we did it ONCE but never again. There not a part of the tour I would want to re visit.