How much is the ferry from Malta to Gozo?

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1. How much is the ferry from Malta to Gozo?
2. Do you need to book Gozo ferry in advance?
3. How do you get from Malta to Gozo?
4. How much is the fast ferry from Valletta to Gozo?
5. Is Gozo better than Malta?
6. Do you need a car on Gozo?
7. Can you walk around Gozo?
8. How long is ferry from Malta to Gozo?
9. Does the Gozo fast ferry take cars?
10. What is the nicest part of Malta?
11. Do you need a car in Gozo?
12. Is it better to stay in Malta or Gozo?
13. Is it worth living in Malta?

How much is the ferry from Malta to Gozo?

Re: How much does it cost to get the ferry to Gozo from Malta? The cost of a ferry crossing for a car and driver is 15.70 euro. All additional passengers cost 4.65 euro. You only pay on return.

Do you need to book Gozo ferry in advance?

You need it to go through a set of gates so you can't get on without a ticket in Gozo. Just so you know, you can go and purchase pre-paid return tickets at any time – it doesn't have to be right before your return ferry trip (but it usually is for most travellers).

How do you get from Malta to Gozo?

Taking a taxi from Malta International (MLA) Airport to Gozo is the quickest and easiest transfer option. You will need to take a 40-minute taxi ride to the Cirkewwa ferry terminal which costs 30€ and then you will have to take a 25-minute ferry to the island of Gozo which costs 4.65€.

How much is the fast ferry from Valletta to Gozo?

The standard cost of a return fare between Valletta and Gozo with Gozo Fast Ferry Ltd will be €9.99 for adults and €5.99 for children, the company announced on Monday, the eve of its launch. With a Tallinja card, the cost will go down to €7.99 for adults and €3.99 for children.

Is Gozo better than Malta?

To keep it short and sweet: Malta is the bustling party, shopping, and entertainment side, while Gozo is the more secluded and serene side. Gozo villages are so much more tranquil than the ones in Malta.

Do you need a car on Gozo?

The public transport works fine in Malta and Gozo. ... You don't need a car, buses on Malta are cheap and there are plenty of them. Gozo buses are cheap go to all the main places but not so frequent. If you really want to explore Gozo I would suggest a car even if just for a few days.

Can you walk around Gozo?

INTRODUCTION A recent initiative by the Ministry of Gozo has led to the identification of a walking route known as the Gozo Coastal Walk. This 50 km walk takes you around the entire island by a route that is as near to the coast as is practical.

How long is ferry from Malta to Gozo?

around 25 minutes How long does the ferry crossing take? The Gozo ferry crossing takes around 25 minutes one way, from Ċirkewwa in Malta to Mġarr in Gozo, and vice versa.

Does the Gozo fast ferry take cars?

Most people who travel on the Gozo Channel ferry take their car, which is not possible on the fast ferry. A car and driver standard fare is €15.70 while a standard motorcycle and rider fare is €8.15.

What is the nicest part of Malta?

9 Most Beautiful Places in Malta

• The Blue Hole. ...
• Mdina. ...
• San Anton Gardens. ...
• Popeye Village. ...
• Dingli Cliffs. ...
• Marsaxlokk. ...
• The Three Cities. ...
• Comino/The Blue Lagoon. No round-up of Malta's most beautiful places would be complete without mentioning the island of Comino and its Blue Lagoon.

Do you need a car in Gozo?

The public transport works fine in Malta and Gozo. ... You don't need a car, buses on Malta are cheap and there are plenty of them. Gozo buses are cheap go to all the main places but not so frequent. If you really want to explore Gozo I would suggest a car even if just for a few days.

Is it better to stay in Malta or Gozo?

The island of Malta is great if you want to be in the centre of all the action, if you're not keen on renting a car to get around and if you would rather be in a vibrant city space rather than in a more rural area. Gozo, on the other hand, is better for those looking for a more laid-back and tranquil place to stay.

Is it worth living in Malta?

Malta generally offers a decent and comfortable standard of living and is one of the most affordable countries to reside in as compared to other European nations. ... As Malta is an island country, sometimes, imported products/goods can be a bit on the higher side.