Enjoy a holiday in luxury in this beautiful penthouse located on the top floor of a prestigious holiday complex situated in the tranquil village of Qala in Gozo, finished in a high standard with a very large common pool, child pool and jacuzzi. The penthouse is accessible by elevator located on the top floor (3rd floor) of this beautiful complex. It consists of 2 bedrooms: one double bedroom with en-suite shower, a twin bedroom + a sofa bed* in the living area (*sleeps max. 5 adults). There is also a main bathroom with shower and sauna, kitchen /dining, living room and a balcony with BBQ overlooking the pool and country views and sea view in the distance. The penthouse is furnished with a modern touch, fully air-conditioned, 55" Smart TV with inbuilt Google Chrome cast and GO Interactive TV & GO Sports channels, and a beautiful view from the terrace, all to provide you with a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. As the company strives to be eco-friendly, electricity usage for air-conditioning is not included and is paid through a coin meter box. Lights and all other electrical equipment usage are free of any charges. As stipulated by the Maltese law, a 50c eco-contribution tax per person per night will be charged upon arrival. A damage security deposit of hundred euros per stay will be charged upon check in, which will be returned upon check out following an inspection of the apartment.

Il-Qala is the easternmost village in Gozo and boasts fabulous views over the sea to Comino and Malta as well as a long history of settlement since earliest times - though the present settlement dates back to the second half of the seventeenth century. Il-Qala means port and probably refers to the nearby bay and landing stage of Ħondoq ir-Rummien, now a popular swimming place. Breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the il-Qala Belvedere and from the small courtyard in front of the little church known as Il-Madonna tal-Blat (Saint Mary of the Rocks). This church faces Comino and legend has it that it was built so that the people of this neighbouring island could follow Holy Mass from across the sea when the weather was too rough for a priest to cross to them. Except for a few sheltered inlets, like the popular Hondoq Ir-Rummien, il-Qala's coastline is rough and rocky. There are several interesting caves, the prettiest of which is Għar Minka, which is accessible by boat.