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Xaghra (Gozo), Malta and Gozo
Xaghra (Gozo), Malta and Gozo
An historical haven coated by valley views, Xagħra is all about bronzed architecture running through a warren of streets. This captivating little village has bags of character, and more to do than on first glance. Gawp at the wowing UNESCO-branded temple – Neolithic in design, unmissable in reality.
Calling all adventurers – head beneath the surface and explore the networks of the grotto and cave system. It’s one of the resort’s most incredible spectacles. Above ground, you’ll find a quaint windmill, intriguing toy museum, and the occasional religious festival. Whatever date you’re in town, fresh fish remains the plat du jour.
Xaghra (Gozo), Malta and Gozo
Xaghra (Gozo), Malta and Gozo
Xaghra (Gozo), Malta and Gozo
Xagħra is particularly famous for the Ġgantija Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that predates Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Egypt. The village is also popular for its lively main square, unique folklore, and stunning bays such as Ramla Bay.
The most notable historic attraction is the Ġgantija Temples, believed to be more than 5,500 years old. Other sites include the Xerri's Grotto and Ninu's Cave, both small but fascinating underground cave systems. Additionally, Xagħra Parish Church is a fine example of baroque architecture.
Yes, Ramla Bay, located at the foot of Xagħra, is one of the most beautiful and largest sandy beaches in Gozo. It is famous for its distinctive reddish-golden sand and is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and family outings.
Yes. Xagħra hosts several religious and cultural events throughout the year, the most prominent being the feast dedicated to the Nativity of Our Lady, celebrated in early September. The village is decorated with colourful lights, music, and traditional fireworks.
Yes, it is very family-friendly. Children enjoy exploring the open spaces, visiting Ramla Bay, and discovering caves and temples. With a welcoming atmosphere, safe surroundings, and plenty of accommodation options, it makes for an ideal family destination.
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