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6 gozotoday | FRIDAY • 18 JULY 2025 CULTURE What's happening in Gozo after DURING the day, the bright sun drenches and illuminates Gozo, making life on the Mediterranean island a kaleidoscope of colour surrounded by azure seas. As the sun sets on the island's western side, a mo- ment of intense inspiration for those who watch the spectacle, the stage is set for Gozo by night. If you're intent on capturing Gozo's unique sunsets, it is best to head out to places like Dwejra, Xwejni and Xlendi. These three locations are great spots for basking in the splendid hues of fiery tan- gerine, amber and gold as they melt into pink, mauve and violet. Apart from pic- ture-perfect settings, witnessing the ma- jestic Gozitan sunset is an evocative ex- perience. But what's there to do on Gozo after sunset? Outdoor night adventures in Gozo can take various formats. Discovering Gozo by night is about uncovering an island in chiaroscuro. Places like the Citadel, the old alleyways in Victoria, and the stunning views of Gozo's churches spot-lit are very suggestive at nighttime. Astronomy lovers can seek out the dark-sky spots and have a stint at stargazing at places like Dwejra. Sunset and nighttime boat trip offered by some operators are equally exciting. Nighttime diving is undoubtedly a unique adventure, as it is the time when aquatic creatures come out of their hiding plac- es for the nightly forays. For a peaceful evening at one with nature, Ramla Bay provides the perfect tranquil setting to witness and be engulfed in the transforma- tion that happens as the day fades into the night. Twilight at beaches like Ramla, San Blas and others is like balm to the soul that seeks to hush out the chaotic whirlwind of modern fast-paced life. Evening dining on the island can feel laid-back, romantic, or lively, depending on where you go. Popular seaside dining spots take the winning spot during the summer months. The reflection of lights on the water makes dining at the water's edge more magical at places like Xlendi, Marsalforn, and Mġarr, where most res- taurants are usually bustling in the eve- nings serving fresh seafood. One can pick other seaside locations like Qbajjar for a less crowded setting. A perfect late night in Gozo ends with the sweet taste of ice cream at one of the many gelaterias. Another side of Gozo is the disco and clubbing scene. La Grotta, probably Citadel

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