GOZO - Weekend sailing and exploring the historic island of GOZO - Sailing Helios S02E06
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Join us as we set sail for a weekend adventure from Valletta to the historic island of Gozo. Our friends Thea and Mario are coming along for the ride. We anchor in the quaint Mgarr-di-Xini bay and explore the historic Rabat, and its impressive Cittadella. Before heading back to Valletta, we make a special stop at a hidden cave in the Crystal Lagoon on Comino Island. Get ready for an unforgettable journey through Malta's stunning archipelago!
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