Gozo to Sicily: 2 islands route with travel video
Explore two Mediterranean islands spanning 154.8 km from Gozo, Malta to Sicily, Italy in approximately 67 minutes. This route connects the Maltese archipelago's quieter second-largest island with the Mediterranean's largest island, both rich in ancient history and natural beauty.
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- Places
- Start
- Gozo, Malta
- End
- Sicily, Italy
- Stops
- 2
- Video author
- travmap
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Stops on this route
- Gozo, Malta
- Sicily, Italy
Useful for your trip
- Timing
- Plan ahead to visit Fernando de Noronha; only 460 tourists are allowed per day to protect the fragile islands.
- Transport
- Mora is accessible by a 30-minute catamaran ride from Tahiti.
- Tip
- Hike up to Belvadier Point near Mora's summit for breathtaking views of mountain peaks and the island's two deep blue bays.
- Tip
- Gozo offers an off-the-beaten path experience with megalithic temples dating to around 3600 BC, among the world's oldest freestanding structures.
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- On Mount Desert Island, hike Cadillac Mountain for an unbeatable sunrise and visit Bar Harbor for shopping and world-class dining.
- Tip
- In Tasmania, take a boat trip along the craggy coast to see dolphins, penguins, and seals.
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- Fernando de Noronha offers crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling and diving, with fish, dolphins, and turtles.
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- In Sicily, visit Mount Etna, Europe's tallest volcano, and Agrigento's Valley of the Temples.
- Tip
- Koh Tao is accessible by high-speed ferry from the mainland city of Chumphon and hosts around 7,000 new diver certifications annually.
- Tip
- In Zakynthos, take a boat trip to view the blue caves on the northern tip in early morning when sea color reflects beautifully in the cave arches.
- Tip
- Curaçao was colonized by the Dutch, exhibiting a mix of European and Caribbean cultural influences.
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