The Blue Hole at Dwejra Inland Sea in Gozo, Malta
*The Blue Hole is in front of where the Azure Window used to be, at the bottom of Dwejra Point.
This natural rock formation has been carved out over the centuries by wind and waves which goes down to a depth of 16 meters. The hole is about one meter above sea level and no more than 10 meters, 5 meters across, and 15-meter depth. Once dropping down the blue hole, it will give you a way to unlimited access to the sea on exiting a huge archway. A large cave can also be found at the bottom of the hole. A torch is required for the cave.
*San Lawrenz is a charming traditional village in western Gozo just inland of the unusual geological attractions of Dwejra Bay and next to the Ta’ Dbiegi Craft Village.
*The village of San Lawrenz itself is also particular. With a population of just 566 people as per the 2008 Census, it is the second least populated village in Gozo and third least in all of the Maltese Islands. There is one restaurant, the village shop and a bar run by the local football club.
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