Best Gozo Tours 2026: Ranked by Tourists

Here's the data from dozens of threads in the largest Polish Malta travel community (98,000 members). These are the 6 most recommended ways to see Gozo — with real quotes, prices and practical guidance.

Why Gozo needs a tour (at least the first time)

Buses on Gozo run once an hour to less-visited spots. Stops are 1–1.5 km from the main attractions. Without a car or guide: you lose half the day waiting.

"The main Malta highlights are easy to do independently. Only Gozo is tricky for DIY — a guided tour is best there."

Rankings: 6 ways to see Gozo

#1 Wiking Na Gozo — undisputed leader (59 recommendations)

The absolute leader. Owner Pawel Wiking, guide Michal — legendary for humour and knowledge delivered "without boring history lessons". 59 independent recommendations across 7 threads.

"Yesterday's Gozo with Wiking Na Gozo — thank you and we highly recommend. An unforgettable day. Michal showed and explained everything worth seeing. Stop thinking and just book it — it will be a brilliant day."

Included: Hotel pickup, transport + ferry, Polish-speaking guide, boat trip (€5 included), cliffs, Citadel, Ggantija, Ramla Bay, Tal-Mixta cave.
Price: €55/person. Lunch extra: €15 (2 courses + unlimited wine).

#2 My Gozo (Monika) — 28 recommendations, family atmosphere

Monika specialises in intimate tours with a family feel. Minibus to your hotel, boat transfer from Ċirkewwa, lunch and time for shopping.

Price: Similar to Wiking. Hotel pickup included.

#3 Piggy Tours — 14 recommendations, lunch all-in

Small minivans (11–12 people in 2 vehicles), lunch included in the tour price. Praised for quality Maltese food including rabbit.

Price: €65/adult, €45/child. Included: lunch + mineral water.

#4 Zwiedzajmaltepl (Paulina and Tomek) — recommended by parents

Parents of small children themselves (3-year-old and 8-year-old). Programme tailored to the group, relaxed pace, food and wine included.

#5 Malta Together — for first-timers

Popular among those doing Gozo for the first time. Polish-speaking guide, hotel pickup, engaging historical commentary.

#6 Hop-on hop-off Gozo — for independent travellers

~€25/person, Polish audio guide, runs all day 9:30–19:30. Get off where you want, get back on the next bus. No guide — but full freedom over your route.

💡 MONIKA'S TIP: First time on Gozo? Wiking or My Gozo — you'll understand the island and see places the bus can't reach. Return visit and prefer freedom? Hire a car — ~€80 for the day split between 3–4 people. Hop-on hop-off is the middle ground: some freedom, some structure.