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Nadur
Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul
In-Nadur‘s monumental church is dedicated to the apostles Saints Peter and Paul. Its foundation stone was laid in December 1760 but the facade and aisles were built at the beginning of the twentieth century to a design by the renowned Maltese architect Francesco Saverio Sciortino.
Nadur, often referred to as the village of the rising sun is located on the Eastern part of the island of Gozo.
Sopu Tower
San Blas Tower, also known as ‘it-Torri ta’ Sopu’, is situated on the cliff between San Blas and Dahlet Qorrot. It was built in 1667 during the reign of Grandmaster Nicholas Cottoner
Ta' Kenuna Tower and Botanical Garden
This semaphore (sign) tower built by the British in 1848 on the hill of in-Nadur is 130 metres above sea level, its purpose was to pass on signals to ships and other posts via a telegraphy link between Gozo and Malta. The Kenuna Botanic Garden has an extensive collection of native plants, both common and rare.
Maritime Museum
The Kelinu Galea Maritime Museum showcasing an extraordinary collection of maritime. This remarkable collection features rare and priceless items, such as original pieces of timber from Lord Nelson’s famous ship, HMS Victory, and the first US warship, the Constitution. Among the highlights are one of Lord Mountbatten’s gold epaulets, worn during his service in the Mediterranean, and various models, uniforms, photographs, and maritime objects
Ramla Bay
Ramla l-Ħamra, translating to ‘red sand’, these unique sands are just one of the many things that make this beach so popular. Along with its outstanding views, the clear azure waters are ideal for swimming and snorkelling, and offer a reassuringly gradual descent into the sea.
San Blas Bay
San Blas Bay is a small, yet very pretty and tranquil beach set in secluded and green countryside at the end of beautiful valleys. The sand at San Blas Bay has the same reddish-orange colour as Ramla bay
Tal-Mixta Cave
This beautiful hidden gem is overlooking Ramla Bay. It has become an increasingly popular spot amongst both locals and tourists, for its breath-taking sunsets views overlooking the bright red sandy beach in Nadur. Although it is located in a remote location, its rewarding sights will make the effort to reach the cave worthwhile.
Dahlet Qorrot Bay
Dahlet Qorrot is certainly a true spectacle. The water here is crystal clear and makes a perfect site for snorkelling. This beach in Gozo is still used by local fishermen and a few bouthouses can still be seen lining the shore.