Ramla Beach is a broad sandy bay on Gozo, known for its red-orange shore and blue water. It is a welcome stretch of sand on an island where rocky beaches are common, with room to spread out a towel and areas where you can rent a lounger and umbrella. Swim or relax by the water, then stop at one of the nearby snack bars for food or a drink. A Roman villa’s ruins are close by, and the beach is especially appealing around sunset, when it is quieter.
A rare sandy shore on Gozo
Ramla is one of Gozo’s broad stretches of sand, with a reddish tint that sets it apart from the island’s rocky coastline. The shore has space for towels, as well as areas where loungers and umbrellas can be rented. Rocky patches in the water make swim shoes useful.
Beyond the beach
Snack bars near the bay serve food and drinks, and the ruins of a Roman villa are close by. Xaghra village is also a short walk from the beach; its attractions include the Ggantija temples, a windmill folklore museum and a toy museum.
FAQ
What is Ramla Beach known for?
It is known for its broad, reddish-orange sandy shore, a rare stretch of sand on rocky Gozo.
Can you rent a lounger and umbrella at Ramla Beach?
Yes. Loungers and umbrellas are available to rent in parts of the beach.
How long should you spend at Ramla Beach?
Allow a few hours for time on the sand and a swim.
Are there places to eat near Ramla Beach?
Yes. Nearby snack bars serve food and drinks.
