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For those looking for a relaxing holiday in a newly converted 3 Bedroom Farmhouse in Gozo
Unwind and recharge with breathtaking views over the green valley of the renowned Ta’ Pinu sanctuary in Gharb, our Gozo farmhouse features 3 Bedrooms, 2 Living Areas, open Kitchen and Dining plan, private Pool & Lounge Deck, 2 BBQ Areas and any modern living comforts you may dream of. Click the read more button below to see offers and make a booking in our large traditional Gozo Farmhouses
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Car Hire
Professional serviced vehicles in various sizes and categories at best prices for your Gozo Discovery on 4 wheels
Airport Transfer
A private taxi from the Malta Airport, a group transfer or tips for individual arrivals by public transport
Bike Rental
Explore Gozo’s rural landscape, tranquil bays and picturesque views actively on 2 wheels at your own pace
Activity Bookings
A sightseeing tour around Gozo, a local food journey, a boat or diving trip, enjoy the great variety of activities
we are located in the Heart of Għarb.
Here’s how to get to us
By Car
By Bus
Mgarr to Rabat
Rabat to Gharb
10min walk to Farmhouse
OR
Mgarr to Rabat
Rabat to Ta'Pinu Sanctuary
10min walk to Farmhouse
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From the Mgarr Ferry Terminal please drive up the Mgarr Road, following the course of the road turning left, always heading to Gozo's Capital Victoria. Once arrived at the village, please stay on the main road called ‘Republic Street’ driving straight towards Dwejra/San Lawrenz or Għarb. After passing through the Aqueducts and one round about you will arrive at a new street arm going to the right direction Ta’ Pinu Sanctuary. Kindly follow this street and drive 500meters further down and turn left after passing the Ta’ Pinu. After a few meters, you will start driving uphill and the first turn to the left marks your final destination.
Local Tips
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Mgarr ix-Xini Tower
Built in the seventeenth century, this tower is one of the many coastal towers across the island which served as a means for locals to keep watch of ships from the enemies.
Salvatur Hill
The statue of Jesus the Redeemer was placed on the hill in the late 1900s, as locals allegedly saw black smoke coming out and anticipated a possible volcano eruption.