It was not until I stayed at a local holiday home myself to organise a family reunion that I truly discovered what Gozo has to offer. Being a traveller myself who is always on the lookout for new experiences, I never truly thought to be able to appreciate the local charm with its unique simplicity. As fate would have it, that was the start of something special. It ignited a new ambition inside me and never stopped since. An ambition to make you and your guests feel the same way; at ease and confident to experience a delightful Gozitan stay in a home away from your home. That was the beginning of ‘Gozo Self Catering Holiday Homes’. Today, we open up a whole realm of new possibilities. Exclusivity, Privacy, Authenticity with modern facilities. We aim to ensure that you receive the very best Gozo experience possible and strive to make your holiday dream come true, being with your own family or friends.

Situated in the south of the island, Mixel is a true oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Ta’ Sannat village. Perfect for a village family getaway. Its architecture is a harmonious mix of modern design and traditional Gozitan charm. The main living, dining and kitchen area giving you the feeling of living in a traditional chateau. The house’s spacious interior is mixed with modern décor that brings together comfort and simplicity. The cosy living room beckons with its crackling fireplace, while the spacious kitchen invites you to indulge in culinary delights. Immerse yourself in the pool with five jacuzzi jets to relax before preparing a delicious BBQ or sunbath on the upper floor terrace. At ground floor, Mixel also comprise of another spacious living room, laundry room, two bedrooms and one bathroom. A spiral staircase leads you to another spacious double bedroom with en-suite and another spare bedroom with two bunk beds.

Ta’ Sannat lies in the south of the island of Gozo and is best known for the Ta’ Ċenċ plateau on the edge of the village and its spectacular Ta’ Ċenċ cliffs, the highest cliffs in Gozo. The plateau is typical Maltese garrigue rich in flora and fauna. It is also the site of a number of prehistoric remains, including sparse remnants of L-Imramma Temple and three dolmens (made up of, a roughly shaped horizontal limestone slab supported on three sides by blocks of stone standing on end). The plateau overlooks the Hanżira valley, a natural gorge with steep rocky sides separating Ta’ Sannat from the village of ix-Xewkija, of which there are excellent views. The valley, due to its steep rocky sides, has little sign of human interference and leads down to Mġarr ix-Xini Bay – a delightful spot for swimming and diving. The main square is alive with restaurants and cafes and is a lovely spot for dining or for having a drink in the main square.