Location: Xewkija
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The 5 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Xewkija, Island of Gozo
Xewkija (Maltese: Ix-Xewkija, Italian: Casal Xeuchia, pronounced and written as Casal Sceuchia) is a village on Gozo Island, Malta. The population of Xewkija is 3,300 as of March 2014, which is the fourth largest in Gozo, after Victoria (6,901), Xagħra (4,886) and Nadur (4,509).
Restaurants in Xewkija
1. Hammerhead Projects
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5.0 based on 136 reviews
Here at Hammerhead Projects, our aim is to provide hassle free, fast and competent services to all our customers. We propose rentals of very recent 125cc scooters and 125cc enduro/super-moto type motorcycles. We take care in the quality and general condition of the vehicles that we rent as well as the rider gear. Our vehicles can be delivered to any location in Gozo free of charge.
Reviewed By aidaa296 - Santarem, Portugal
Without a doubt,motorbike is the way to explore Gozo!! The HH Projects bikes are great,in good conditions,our bike didn't give us any trouble! Charlotte was very flexible and always in contact with us for anything we needed,she met us at the ferry port to receive and return the bike and it was ver handy for us! Would definitely recommend this company! Thank you Charlotte!!
2. Church of St. John The Baptist
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4.5 based on 374 reviews
Come and explore the beauty that lies within this church. Learn about the history of the church and also about the transfer of another small 17th century church which was on the same site of the modern church today. Take a lift to the terrace of the Dome to enjoy a panoramic view of the marvelous island of Gozo. "Forget your troubles and admire god's creation" It is simply a must ...
Reviewed By ronaldt83 - Crewe, United Kingdom
You can get to this place on the 303 bus from Mgarr and walk up to it. It is a beautiful building which includes the 3rd. largest unsupported dome in the world. There is a lift up to the roof (3 euros) but it is well worth it and you can climb up to the bell tower. From the roof you can see all of Gozo. Well worth a visit.
3. The Magro Food Village
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4.5 based on 135 reviews
The Magro Food Village offers a unique experience in Maltese food-making and crafts. This tour is a great learning experience and loads of fun with the possibility of free tastings of food just as it is made. Visits may include an artisan cheese making workshop, tomato processing factory (when in season) and other Maltese traditional delicacies in the making at the various Savina workshops.
4. Lord Chambray Brewery
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Lord Chambray is a young and dynamic craft brewery based in the island of Gozo, Malta. It was founded in 2014 by the D'Imperio family, who first visited the archipelago in the late 90s and immediately fell in love with the ruggedness of the landscape, the rich history and the exhilarating local culture. Proudly independent, Lord Chambray is the very first craft brewery in the country and through the use of the best brewing ingredients and meticulous quality control, we make characterful beers that stand out for balance, finesse and drinkability. We are inspired by the natural beauty of our land, the multicultural and community-minded local people, and a conscious approach to living. Our ultimate mission is to captivate the curiosity of both locals and visitors, and spread our infinite passion for great beer. BREWERY TOUR UPON RESERVATION BREWERY TOUR + 2 HALF PINT TASTING + 1 BRANDED GLASS TO TAKE AWAY = 10 € PER PERSON
Reviewed By exploringplaces8472
We enjoyed the tour offered by the owner of the brewery who was very knowledgeable and open to any questions we had. The lady who greated us at the taproom was very knowledgeable about each type of beer and explained the flavor profiles based on the ingredients of each one. We got to taste two types of beer each. Very interesting and relaxing. Highly recommended!
5. Mgarr ix-Xini
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4.0 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By HelenR256 - Chinley, United Kingdom
I love this bay, as do all the family. Faboulous snorkelling, with loads of fish to spot in the clear waters, and great fun to be had (for the boys, not me!) jumping off the rocks and into the bay. Rented kayaks for the boys this time, which gave them great enjoyment! Not a bay to go for for sand and sandcastles, but for fun in the water, a swim in a safe environment, snorkelling and canoeing, there is no better place. Very steep road/track down to the bay, with limited parking....not for the faint-hearted! Reviews of the cafe elsewhere in my reviews!!!! No toilet or lifeguard in late October, but I do know that they have both earlier in the season.
