Dwejra Tower
Dwejra Tower: A Historical Gem in the Heart of Gozo
Dwejra Bay: A Geological Wonder on Gozo's Coast
Explore Gozo's Dwejra Bay: a stunning coastal landscape with the Inland Sea, Blue Hole, and historic Dwejra Tower.
Dwejra Bay, located on the west coast of Gozo, is a captivating destination renowned for its dramatic coastal scenery and unique geological formations. Once famed for the Azure Window, which collapsed in 2017, the bay still boasts natural wonders like the Inland Sea, Fungus Rock, and the Blue Hole, making it a haven for nature lovers, divers, and photographers.
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Public Transport
From Victoria (Rabat), Gozo's capital, take bus 311. The bus runs approximately every hour and the journey to the 'Dwejra' bus stop takes about 25 minutes. From the bus stop, it is a short 50-meter walk to Dwejra Bay. A single bus ticket costs around €2.
Car
From Victoria, follow the signs to San Lawrenz, then to Dwejra. Free parking is available near the main sites, including the Inland Sea. Parking can fill up quickly in summer. Note: Using a GPS, it is best to set the destination as 'Azure Window' to arrive at the main parking area.
Local tips
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Wear appropriate footwear for walking on the sharp cliffs and rocks.
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Bring snorkeling gear and aqua shoes if you plan to swim.
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Visit in the evening for quieter surroundings and stunning sunset views.
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Check the bus timetable in advance, as buses from Victoria run hourly and do not operate late in the evening.
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Dwejra Bay is a remarkable destination on Gozo's western coast, offering a blend of natural history, archaeology, and geology. The area's dramatic landscape features towering limestone cliffs, diverse flora and fauna, and intriguing underwater seascapes.Though the iconic Azure Window, a natural arch, collapsed in 2017, Dwejra Bay remains a captivating site. The Inland Sea, a lagoon connected to the Mediterranean Sea by a narrow tunnel, is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and boat trips. Divers explore the Blue Hole, an underwater cave system teeming with marine life. Fungus Rock, a 60-meter-high islet, adds to the bay's unique character.The Dwejra Tower, built in 1652 by the Knights of St. John, stands as a sentinel overlooking the bay. Visitors can explore the tower and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The area also holds historical significance with the St. Anne's Chapel, built in 1963, adding a cultural touch to the natural wonders.Whether you're exploring the depths of the Blue Hole, taking a boat trip through the Inland Sea, or simply soaking in the sunset views from the cliffs, Dwejra Bay offers an unforgettable experience.
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