Gozo’s Smallest Village with Endless Peace, Views, and Valleys

If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping to a place where time slows, nature surrounds you, and peace isn’t a luxury but a way of life—Għasri is waiting.

Tucked into the northwest corner of Gozo, Għasri is officially the island’s smallest village. But what it lacks in size, it makes up for with heart, scenery, and silence—the good kind. Think green hills, golden valleys, and a soft sea breeze that’s always nearby.

The village itself feels like something from another era—stone farmhouses, narrow streets, and a skyline dominated by the charming Church of Our Lady of Loreto, whose bell tower rises gracefully above the village. It’s a quiet but strong presence, and when the feast day rolls around, the whole village lights up in celebration.

But the real star of the show? Wied il-Għasri, or Għasri Valley. This breathtaking gorge cuts through the landscape and flows out to a tiny, hidden inlet of impossibly clear water. The walk down is peaceful, the swim is unforgettable, and the sense of seclusion and serenity is something you’ll remember long after you’ve left.

If you’re into hiking, photography, or simply being outdoors, Għasri is a dream. Trails wind through olive groves, past old stone walls, and up to panoramic viewpoints where you can sit for a while and just… be. There’s no rush here, no pressure to “do it all”—just space, sky, and stillness.

Accommodations in Għasri are mostly charming, family-run farmhouses and B&Bs, often with countryside views and quiet courtyards perfect for morning coffee or stargazing at night. It’s not fancy, but it’s warm, personal, and exactly what you need to reset.

And while the village itself is quiet, you’re never far from Gozo’s other treasures. Marsalforn and Ramla Bay are nearby for beach days, and Victoria (Rabat) is a short drive away for a dose of culture, history, and city buzz—just enough to remind you that the world’s still turning.

Għasri is for travelers who want less noise, more meaning. It’s a place to walk, to think, to rest, and maybe even to write that book you’ve been carrying in your head. It’s simple, yes—but in a way that feels luxurious.