A distinct alternative to the mainland - Malta. The second largest island in the Maltese Archipelago. Covers an area of approximately 67 sq. km. with a shoreline measuring about 43 km. Gozo has a total of 28,000 inhabitants. Transfers from Malta with the convenient helicopter or ferry take about 20 minutes. This island offers a wealth of historical, cultural and natural heritage, stunning scenery, warm climate, beaches and clear sea water. Relaxed pace of life. Peaceful hills and valleys, uncrowded roads and quaint villages. Leisure & Entertainment The school also organises cultural & entertaining activities some of which are attended by school teachers. Motor biking, bicycle rides and Jeep safaris are adventurous and captivating. Horse racing is an enjoyable spectacle. Squash, tennis, volleyball, basketball are available indoors and outdoors. Scuba diving off coral reefs and wrecks can be enjoyed in clear waters. Motor Boats, jet skis, canoes and paddleboats are available on the more popular beaches. Boat rides through the caves & lagoons and round the island boat excursions, fishing trips, sailing, windsurfing & paragliding are the pride and joy of the island. Visits to historical and archeological sites such as Ggantija (Neolithic temples older than the Pyramids), museums and other places of interest are also available daily. Scenic walking & trekking routes in many places on the island; or just a stroll through the narrow streets of the villages; offer exercise and beauty. Photography of the hillsides, sea cliffs and villages is another option. Village festas, festivals & other events are held throughout the summer. Lyric operas and drama in theatres; art and photography exhibitions; cinema and poetry evenings are held throughout the year. Traditional bars, restaurants and discos in superb locations are the highlight of summer evenings.