Welcome
to Reef Hotel & Spa

Crowned by a statue of Christ the Redeemer, this hill watches over the island with a quiet grace. Walk its winding paths at golden hour and be rewarded with open skies, stillness, and a rare sense of perspective.

Centuries-old and carved into the rock, Gozo’s salt pans reflect both sky and tradition. Visit during early morning or late afternoon to see them shimmer in soft light, a quiet echo of the island’s ancient rhythms.

Famous for its red sand, Ramla Bay is both striking and serene. Let the sound of waves and the open bay ease you into a slower pace. A swim here feels like a return to something elemental.

Above Ramla Bay lies this natural lookout, a shallow cave that frames the landscape below like a living painting. Step inside to find shade, silence, and one of Gozo’s most photographed views.

A dramatic limestone arch sculpted by time and sea, Wied il-Mielah is nature’s quiet spectacle. It stands at the edge of the island, where the wind speaks in whispers and the sea glints beneath.

Hidden between high cliffs, this narrow inlet carves a peaceful path to the sea. Whether for a swim, a snorkel, or simply to stand and breathe, it offers a moment of wonder in miniature.

The ancient citadel of Victoria rises above the town like a guardian. Walk its stone paths, touch the old walls, and take in the panorama that stretches across fields
and sea.

With its quiet majesty and luminous stone, Ta’ Pinu feels both grand and intimate. Step inside and feel the hush. This is a place of stillness, stories, and silent prayer.

A place where geology meets legend. Though the Azure Window has fallen, Dwejra’s inland sea, sea stacks, and deep blue depths continue to enchant. Come at sunset when everything turns to gold.

In summer, villages across Gozo burst into life with their festa. Expect processions, fireworks, music, and food, an exuberant celebration of community and faith.