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Malta: Gozo 4x4 Jeep Tour Comino with lunch and Transfers

4.5 (444 verified reviews)

About This Experience

The difference between this jeep tour and the others is the crossing. Instead of the car ferry you are transferred to Gozo by speedboat, and the return runs past Comino and the Blue Lagoon when the weather allows — so the sea is part of the day rather than something you sit through twice.

The island loop is unusually complete for a single day. The published itinerary names Mgarr Harbour, Qala Belvedere, Calypso Cave above Ramla Bay, the Citadel at Victoria, Xlendi Bay, the Dwejra Inland Sea, Ta' Pinu, Marsalforn and the Xwejni salt pans, with roughly twenty to thirty minutes at each. The jeep stops at every spot and there are no long walks, which is the practical reason this format reaches more of Gozo than a coach does.

Buffet lunch at the Mariblu Restaurant in Xewkija is included, with local wine and water, and takes about an hour in the middle of the day. Drivers speak several languages and guests are encouraged to find the one who speaks theirs at each stop. Between May and September the day also includes a swim stop at one of Gozo's bays.

Highlights

  • Explore the island of Gozo with jeep and a driver
  • See the ancient Citadel and Salt Pans
  • Learn about the in-depth history about Malta's sister island
  • View the splendour of the Blue lagoon and Comino Caves (weather permitting)
  • Experience the breathtaking views from multiple villages ascoss the island

What's Included

  • ✓ 2-way transportation
  • ✓ Lunch with water and wine
  • ✓ Ferry tickets when needed
  • ✓ Jeep driver
  • ✓ 30-minute return Boat ride and Comino Caves (depending on weather conditions)
  • ✓ Swim stop at one of Gozo's finest beaches or bays in summer

Not Included

  • Entry to Ggantija Temples
  • Boat ride at the Inland Sea
  • Drinks (available for purchase)

What to Bring

  • Comfortable shoes
  • Swimwear
  • Towel
  • Camera
  • Water
  • Comfortable clothes

Good to Know & Caveats

  • During stops, clients can go to the driver speaking their language for better explanation
  • Jeeps will stop at each spot, there are no long walks on this tour
  • Swim stop depends on the weather and is only done from may - September

What Travelers Say

Rated 4.5/5 by 444 verified GetYourGuide travelers.

Dennis was amazing! So funny and knew lots about the island can tell he is really passionate! Got a really good mix of views/beaches but also some great culture spots too! Would highly recommend and the sunset with some wine was great! Excellent trip!

— Jacqueline, 2026-08

Loved it!! Sandro was fantastic, very knowledgeable and took us all over Gozo. So well worth it, I definitely would do this again.

— Michelle, 2026-07

Excellent value for money and very well organised. Charlie our buggy driver was amazing full of facts, funny and so engaging we’d do it again in a heartbeat. Lunch was fab, basic buffet but just what you need after a hot busy morning. We stopped at so many special places and had ample time to look or take a dip. The speedboat return trip was the best, the blue lagoon is incredible we had a good 30 mins swim and jumping off the boat and going into the caves were a real treat. Again, the staff in the boats were fab too. Don’t not book it, you’d regret it!.

— Emma, 2026-06

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to Gozo on this tour?

By speedboat rather than the public car ferry, with pickup from your accommodation in Malta first. The return leg is a 30-minute boat ride past Comino and its caves when conditions allow; if the weather is against it, the operator uses the Gozo Channel ferry instead.

How much of Gozo does this tour actually cover?

The itinerary names fourteen stops including the Citadel, Calypso Cave, Xlendi Bay, the Dwejra Inland Sea, Ta' Pinu, Marsalforn and the Xwejni salt pans. Stops run about 20 to 30 minutes each, plus an hour for lunch.

Is there a swim stop?

Yes, at one of Gozo's bays, but only between May and September and only when the weather cooperates. Bring swimwear and a towel if you are travelling in that window.

What is not included?

Entry to the Ggantija Temples, the optional boat ride at the Dwejra Inland Sea, and any drinks beyond the wine and water served with lunch. Bring some cash for those.

Is there much walking?

Very little. The jeep stops at each viewpoint and the operator states there are no long walks on this tour, which makes it a reasonable choice for travellers who would struggle with a walking-heavy itinerary.