Ramla Beach

This is a beach with many stones, both in the water and on the sand. So you need to be careful where you are going so you don't get hurt. Besides that, the water is amazing and you can even take the tourist bus and stay for at least an hour at Ramla before heading back to Gozo's centre or the ferry terminal.

One of the best beaches in Malta and Gozo everall. I visited this beach on a very windy day with big waves and even the red flag raised. Still, some people were swimming. The beach was a bit crowded but very clean, and the sand felt incredibly soft.

Beautiful and also imaculately clean beach. We spent only 2 hours here but enjoyed every moment. Two bars near the beach are okay and offer variety of food as well as drinks.

The beach itself is okay, but unfortunately there's a lot of algae and other similar plants. Near the beach, there's a mountain with a cave.

A very picturesque beach with an unusual sand color, almost like clay. There are umbrellas and sunbeds for €7 each. At the entrance, there is a toilet. You can also find a café to grab a snack or buy water. There are no changing facilities. The entrance to the sea is over rocks, but it’s very shallow and gradual, making it great for snorkeling.

The sand is red-orange in color There are stones on the beach, as well as near the water.Be very careful not to hit yourself. The beach has sun loungers and umbrellas; for two sun loungers and one umbrella you will pay 21€.We didn't like it. It would be better to go to the blue lagoon.The beach is not for everyone.

A pretty beach once you get past the stones upon entering. You need to go further in for sand. Uncomfortable or painful without swim shoes! Easy to get to the beach with Bolt or Uber. Sadly bus’ are unreliable and usually very packed which can delay you if you’ve planned out your day.

A nice contrast to the rocky beaches :) The downside - like any other beach I visited, this one also has no visible changing booths.