Holiday home for max. 8 persons
Saint Lawrence, Island of Gozo, (West coast of Gozo), Malta

Villa Cara

Entrance to this self-catering villa is through a short panoramic walkway, where you could appreciate Għarb’s mystical natural attributes. The lavish sitting room overlooks the pool area and the dining area, together with our fully equipped kitchen, enable you to enjoy Għarb’s lush countryside views in the background. In our pool area, you can also enjoy our full range of outdoor living services with a majestic waterfall in the back terrace. Next to our modern ground floor bathroom, a spiral masonry stairs will lead you to our first floor level, consisting of two en-suite bedrooms and the laundry room. In our second floor, you will find the third and fourth en-suite bedroom, each with large private terraces. A picturesque view of the charming village of Għarb and its lush countryside is guaranteed. You could also enjoy the luxury of private parking in one of our 4-car garage spaces, accessible from the farmhouse itself.Short description 1Number of kitchens : 1SurroundingNearby sports facilities : Bike tours, Climbing, Diving, FishingRental Facilities : Bicycle rental service, Boat rental service, car rentalSurrounding 1Excursion possibilities : Boat Tours - Jeep Safari - Gozo Tours - Malta Tours - Walking Tours - Segways - Quad Bikes - Kayaking - Climbing - AbseilingLocation description : The naturally vibrant village of Għarb possesses a unique flair in all that is traditional. Its geographical location, precisely situated at the northest point of Malta’s sister island, Gozo, enables visitors to lose themselves in the enchanting, winding streets away from the noise and commotion larger villages may create. Its character is distinctly rural and it is mostly populated by people who worked, or are still working the surrounding fields in one of the most fertile areas in the Maltese Islands.Throughout history, Għarb played a vital role in protecting the Maltese Islands from corsair attacks. On a more positive note, in 1565, Għarb’s coastal lookouts were among the first to signal the arrival of the much needed reinforcements the Knights of St. John requested during the Great Siege of Malta. Following this historical and triumphant moment, Għarb’s lookouts proved to be crucial, sending smoke signals to warn their counterparts of any approaching peril.1679 marks the beginning of Għarb’s parish, making it the second oldest parish in Gozo. Għarb’s first church, or as it is more commonly called, “Taż-Żejt”, served as the parish church for around fifty years. Since Gozo is an island of many myths, legend has it that an old woman found oil (“żejt”) trickling down the side of this church, and this oil cured her of all her diseases.Upon entering the delightful village of Għarb, you will immediately notice the majestic Collegiate Basilica that dominates the small square at the very epicentre of the village. It was built in 1699, consecrated in 1729 and is dedicated to the Visit of Our Lady to her cousin Saint Elizabeth. The official Roman Catholic celebration of this feast occurs on the 31st of May but the local celebration is held during the first weekend of July.Other leisure facilities : Boat Tours - Jeep Safari - Gozo Tours - Malta Tours - Walking Tours - Segways - Quad Bikes - Kayaking - Climbing - AbseilingGarden and outdoorGarden facilities : Grill, Summer houseOn-site leisure facilities : Outdoor swimming pool exclusive use, Swimming poolService benefitsService facilities (may incur additional costs) : Cleaning service during your stayService benefits 1Other : Boat Tours - Jeep Safari - Gozo Tours - Malta Tours - Walking Tours - Segways - Quad Bikes - Kayaking - Climbing - Abseiling