Gozo, also known as Ghardex, is the largest of the Maltese Islands (after the Island of Malta) in the Mediterranean Sea. It is also known as the “Island of the Three Hills.”. Well, it is considered to be more fertile than Malta because Gozo depends heavily on agriculture and produces fruits and vegetables.
The geographical distance between Gozo and Malta is only 4.3 miles, but the islands are quite culturally distinct. Gozo is rural with a population that is more family- and community-oriented. Much is centred around the village or town square, with the majority of villagers having a connection to or are members of the local band club, football club, or church organisation.
An eclectic mix of feasts dedicated to patron saints, themed festivals held almost every weekend, concerts of classical music and other musical genres, exhibitions, and theatre all add to a vibrant cultural calendar.
Today’s Gozo is considerably different from that of 15 years ago. It’s become a globalised multicultural island, with students, expats, digital nomads, and retirees all contributing to Gozo’s way of life.
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