We visited the Azure window on quite a blustery day, but the waves really looked spectacular crashing against the rocks. Nevertheless, you could still see the crystal clear blue waters underneath. Really impressive. Also, a little bit further down the beach is a lovely flat area of rock which would be great for a bit of sunbathing and a picnic. More

We were fortunate to be there after a storm had come through and it was spectacular. The rock formations are amazing anytime but really come into their own wlth the spray and froth of the sea. Amazing photo-op and if your camera has a video option or you have a camcorder this is a great time to use it! Fungus... More

One of Gozo's finer attractions. I hope they find a way to shore it up where it is collapsing. More

This is a stunning piece of nature at the tip of Gozo, well worth the trip to Gozo and to Dwejra. The place looks its best when the sea is calm. Only then you can actually explore the Blue Hole, which is a dep hole in the rock, leading to the open sea. The Azure Window itself is very impressive... More

As the title says, it is a sight to behold. Also, the rocky shore is quite interesting with the fossilised remains of creatures embedded into the craggy limestone. Well worth picking your way around to get the best viewpoint of the window. More

Well worth a visit - scenery is spectacular. This is where an episode of Games of Thrones was filmed, so it's quite famous. More

I can understand why this is one of the most photograhed views in Malta. We visited on a sunny day and the colours were gorgeous. We spent nearly two hours at this spot enjoying the land and seascape views. The only difficulty was using the local bus which only comes once an hour and is often running late! More

We stopped here from the hop on hop off bus and spent a couple of relaxing hours watching the waves. Its such a beautiful place to chill out and the scenery is amazing. You can go out on a small boat trip which I guess would be very popular during the summer months. More

At the Victoria bus station, we asked about eating at Dwerja as our guide book only listed a restaurant in St. Lawrence. The Arriva representative said there would be plenty to eat at Dwerja (pronounced Dwella). There were a few restaurants and kiosks, but this was the first of the 'restaurants' we saw and the nicest by far. We ordered... More