Gozo by Boat | Explore the Coast from Marsalforn

Discover Gozo by Boat from Marsalforn

Exploring Gozo by boat from Marsalforn gives you a fantastic way to discover the island’s northern coastline from the sea. Head east towards beautiful sandy bays and traditional fishing spots, or explore west towards Xwejni and Gozo’s dramatic coastal scenery.

Explore East from Marsalforn

Head east from Marsalforn and discover some of Gozo’s most beautiful bays and coastal landscapes, including Ramla Bay, San Blas Bay and Daħlet Qorrot.

Ramla Bay

Famous for its distinctive red-golden sand and clear Mediterranean water, Ramla Bay offers a completely different experience from Gozo’s rocky coastline. The wide sandy beach is ideal for swimming and relaxing, with refreshments and public facilities nearby.

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San Blas Bay

San Blas Bay is a small and secluded bay surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. Its reddish-orange sand and clear water make it a peaceful alternative to Gozo’s larger beaches, while its steep land access helps preserve its more remote character.

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Daħlet Qorrot Bay

Daħlet Qorrot is a small traditional fishing bay surrounded by Gozo’s rugged coastal landscape. Local fishermen still use the bay, where boathouses carved into the limestone give this peaceful corner of the island its distinctive character.

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Explore West from Marsalforn

Head west from Marsalforn towards Qbajjar and Xwejni, where small bays and rocky coastline create a completely different landscape. Continue along Gozo’s north-west coast to discover dramatic natural landmarks such as Wied il-Mielaħ from the sea.

Qbajjar Bay

Just west of Marsalforn, Qbajjar Bay is a small coastal bay surrounded by Gozo’s characteristic rocky landscape. Its sheltered setting and proximity to Marsalforn make it a natural first stop when exploring the north coast by boat.

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Xwejni Bay

Xwejni Bay lies just west of Qbajjar along Gozo’s rugged northern coastline. Surrounded by distinctive rock formations and clear Mediterranean water, the bay offers a striking landscape and a unique perspective from the sea.

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Wied il-Mielaħ

The Wied il-Mielaħ Window is one of Gozo’s most striking coastal landmarks. This natural limestone arch rises above the sea and offers spectacular views from the water. Its dramatic cliffs reveal a completely different side of Gozo.

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Plan Your Route with Our Team

Routes and accessible destinations always depend on weather and sea conditions. Before departure, our team will explain the permitted cruising area and advise you about the best options for the day. For safety, rental boats and Jet Skis must not enter sea caves or Wied il-Għasri. These areas can only be viewed from a safe distance.

Explore Further Towards Comino

For a longer day on the water, you can continue towards Comino and the famous Blue Lagoon. Enjoy its crystal-clear turquoise water from your boat, swim and spend time on the water before heading back towards Gozo. Visiting the Blue Lagoon on land is subject to separate access rules. Our team will explain the current requirements before departure.

Ready to Explore Gozo by Boat?

Choose your self-drive boat and start exploring Gozo’s coastline directly from Marsalforn. From relaxing trips along the coast to a full day on the water, find the boat that suits your plans.

Photo credits: San Blas Bay – Noel Pardi / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wied il-Mielaħ – Marika Caruana / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Blue Lagoon, Comino – René Bongard / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 . Images cropped for display.