Ride 570cc quads across Gozo’s rugged coast and countryside, stop for a seaside picnic and finish with a boat visit to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. This seven-hour, all-inclusive day pairs off-road excitement with clear-water swimming and cultural sights.
Ride 570cc quads across Gozo’s rugged coast and countryside, stop for a seaside picnic and finish with a boat visit to Comino’s Blue Lagoon. This seven-hour, all-inclusive day pairs off-road excitement with clear-water swimming and cultural sights.
The engine clicks to life and the island opens up: limestone tracks curl past terraced fields, salt pans glitter like beaten metal, and cliffs lean toward the sea as you ride. This full-day quad tour moves between off-road coastal tracks and quiet country lanes on Gozo, then crosses to Comino for a short boat visit to the Blue Lagoon and its sea caves.
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Operated by COMINOLOGY LTD · Victoria (Rabat), Gozo
The engine clicks to life and the island opens up: limestone tracks curl past terraced fields, salt pans glitter like beaten metal, and cliffs lean toward the sea as you ride. This full-day quad tour moves between off-road coastal tracks and quiet country lanes on Gozo, then crosses to Comino for a short boat visit to the Blue Lagoon and its sea caves.
Gozo’s human story is visible at every turn — Bronze Age ruins, Knights-era washhouses and a history of salt harvesting that shaped the coastline. Geology here is simple and bold: soft Mediterranean limestone carved by wind and wave into cliffs, coves and sea tunnels. Local culture still orients around small villages, fishing bays and family-run farms; your picnic lunch will likely include local bread, cheese and seasonal produce.
Expect varied terrain: packed dirt, rutted coastal tracks and short paved stretches. Stops include Sanap Cliffs, Dwejra’s Inland Sea and Fungus Rock, scenic belvederes over Xlendi Bay, and a summer swim stop at a sheltered bay before a scenic boat tour of Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
Practical notes: drivers must be 21+ with a valid driving license; helmets are provided. The day runs about seven hours including transfers; bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection and a small dry bag for swimwear and phone. Waters can be deceptively cold and currents around Comino can be strong — follow guides’ instructions. This tour blends easy thrills, coastal scenery and a compact primer on Gozo’s landscape and history, ideal for travelers who want motion, views and a boat-side cooldown in one day.
Yes — drivers must be 21 or older and present a valid driving license (a clear photo or a copy with a form of ID is accepted).
If sea or weather conditions are unsafe, crossings switch to communal ferries and the operator may provide alternate vehicles or reschedule components for safety.
Quads are rated for a driver plus one passenger; minimum child age is 5. Passengers should be able to hold on securely for the ride.
Yes—when scheduled in summer there’s a swim stop at a sheltered bay; Comino’s Blue Lagoon has clear shallow water but can be busy and currents vary near channels.
COMINOLOGY LTD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The engine clicks to life and the island opens up: limestone tracks curl past terraced fields, salt pans glitter like beaten metal, and cliffs lean toward the sea as you ride. This full-day quad tour moves between off-road coastal tracks and quiet country lanes on Gozo, then crosses to Comino for a short boat visit to the Blue Lagoon and its sea caves.
The engine clicks to life and the island opens up: limestone tracks curl past terraced fields, salt pans glitter like beaten metal, and cliffs lean toward the sea as you ride. This full-day quad tour moves between off-road coastal tracks and quiet country lanes on Gozo, then crosses to Comino for a short boat visit to the Blue Lagoon and its sea caves.
Gozo’s human story is visible at every turn — Bronze Age ruins, Knights-era washhouses and a history of salt harvesting that shaped the coastline. Geology here is simple and bold: soft Mediterranean limestone carved by wind and wave into cliffs, coves and sea tunnels. Local culture still orients around small villages, fishing bays and family-run farms; your picnic lunch will likely include local bread, cheese and seasonal produce.
Expect varied terrain: packed dirt, rutted coastal tracks and short paved stretches. Stops include Sanap Cliffs, Dwejra’s Inland Sea and Fungus Rock, scenic belvederes over Xlendi Bay, and a summer swim stop at a sheltered bay before a scenic boat tour of Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
Practical notes: drivers must be 21+ with a valid driving license; helmets are provided. The day runs about seven hours including transfers; bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection and a small dry bag for swimwear and phone. Waters can be deceptively cold and currents around Comino can be strong — follow guides’ instructions. This tour blends easy thrills, coastal scenery and a compact primer on Gozo’s landscape and history, ideal for travelers who want motion, views and a boat-side cooldown in one day.