Gozo is an island of the Maltese archipelago in the Mediterranean, the second largest after the island of Malta. In Maltese, the island is called Ghawdex (pronounced are-often). 67 kmpatrati Gozo has an area approximately the same as Hong Kong island. 30,000 people living on the island, of which around 6,000 in the capital Rabat, also known as the Victorja. Gozo is situated approximately 6 km west of the junction nearest point of Malta, has an oval shape and is 14 km in length and 7.25 km in width.

Gozo Island is the popular name of Calypso, derived from Greek mythology poetry Ogygia "Odyssey" of Homer.

Gozo is famous for its characteristics and places of interest. Some of these include the Calypso cave and Ggantija megalithic temples, which are among the oldest structures that have survived.

The most beautiful beaches in Gozo are astonishing Ramla Bay and San Blas, bright red-orange sand and clear turquoise waters.