Amazing day - Our favourite part of our trip to Malta , pick up from hotel went to plan. Boat trip to Gozo fab there and back and tuk tuk was fun !!

Fantastic tour! - Would HIGHLY recommend the jeep tour! David was our guide and drove a tuk-tuk with a group with him we followed in the jeep. It was comfy and open air and a great way to experience Gozo. He made sure at every one of the many stops that he explained the sites and made sure we were doing great.

Great day out in beautiful Gozo - A very well organised day out. Our guide Michael was very knowledgeable and made sure we were having a great time. We had a self drive electric Jeep which was fun, easy to drive. We visited some beautiful places, lunch was great even the boat stopped at blue lagoon so we could have a swim on our way back. It was well worth the money. I would definitely recommend it. Thank you Michael

A day on Gozo - We had a great day led by our guide Stephen who ensured we we looked after. The ejeep was great fun to drive and proved a hit with our group

Everything was organized... - Everything was organized good. It was a little bit crowded due to the carnival in Victoria. Overall it was a great experience. Captain of the ship was very good as well.

Fun experience. Guide was great! - We enjoyed the entire experience but the salt flats, the lunch (amazing) and the shopping stop really stood out.

Worth every penny - Excellent excursion! Would definitely do it again!! Great tour guide and memorable tour!!! Fantastic views and great lunch.

Great trip - The trip overall was great and tour guide was excellent. Enjoyed driving the jeep and saw lots places.. would recommend maybe less stops so you spend longer time at the places you visit. Lunch was okay.. would recommend alternative drink as non-alcholic option rather than water.

Perfect Guide but worst Organisation - I would not recommend this complete package as is. You will be waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting and waiting unnecessary for hours this day. + Our tunesian guide was the best. + Group Size on the island was good. + Jeep was funny (like a golf cart - without ANY suspension) + Collection from the hotel was quite early but actually carried out on comfortable minibusses. --- The Transfer to the Island was done by public ferries, not with private boats. Some other participants we're informed that it is because of heavy seas - actually it wasnt that rough and many quite small boats were on their way within the waterway. --- I think it was because we were waiting for a loooong time (~45min) diectly in the sun on the last minibusses until there we're like 80 to 100 (!!) people. their boat might have been just way to small. --- After this Odyssey we waited a loooong time inside the ferry Building. --- Then we waited a loooong time inside the ferry before setting "sail" in the very slow but short Trip --- Then we waited for like 30 in the ferry for the cummulated hundreds of passengers to squeeze through one small Exit --- Then we waited outside in the sun again because our jeep was not prepared on the port. --- No swimming stop because of public ferry ... Its actually already to late but lets make it short: PLEASE make your own way to gozo and seperately book the ejeep oder tuk tuk tour with the tunesian guide. Thanks for reading.

Reviews below are out of date.. DON’T BOOK WITH YIPPEE!!! - This tour is not what it’s cracked up to be. I advise getting your own way over to Gozo and then picking up a buggy/car to drive round. Although, actually - I’d miss the island all together and just do a boat trip! You are picked up at 8am, and driven to the port. You wait over an hour on the boat, and then go over to Gozo. You then get to wait again at Gozo port…for another hour, and finally leave around 11am. The ONLY saving grace, giving this a 2/5 and not a 1/5 is that the electric jeep was fun, but the tour guide is an expat London lad - who sadly, for us, didn’t have the knowledge expected to run a tour. So lots of the tour you’re stood in silence looking at the view. But the worse bit is the return. You come into port at 3:00 ish and we didn’t leave until 4:45pm (there is zero organisation and even the guides don’t know which boat you’re meant to go on!). Also, you don’t get to swim at the lagoon as described. Finally, you get back and are lucky enough to sit on a boiling bus, again waiting for over an hour to get back. This is not 7 hours long.. in fact it is closer to 11 hours (with more than half in transit). Sorry Yippee, but you’ll need to do better!