Here are some ideas to try out:
They come at no extra cost and are there for all to enjoy. If you’re in the busy centre of the island, you can always check out Villa Rundle gardens where you can practice your favourite gym routines. On the other hand, you can grab a mat and head out to places along the coast like Għar Qawqla in Marsalforn to practice your squats and push-ups. Another amazing spot to consider is the amphitheatre right at the top of Ta’ Għammar Hill.
Make sure you have a good walking or running shoes and you will find that the landscape of the island seems to have been crafted to get you in the mood to invigorate your routine. There are many walking or hiking routes to follow along the coast and countryside. You might also opt to cycle around the island. For this purpose, you might want to look up the route that takes you around Gozo’s coast.
On windy days, the sea will be off-limits, and it is very important to follow warnings. But on calm days, the sea can be a delightful inspiration. Check out standup paddle boarding, which is literally like hiking on the water. Another alternative is kayaking, though this involves the use of the upper body as opposed to stand-up paddle boarding which involves full body usage.
Maybe the more adventurous will seek thrills like abseiling and bouldering. Gozo’s deep ravines, cliffs and gorges offer challenges of different grades and it is always advisable to seek guidance before attempting some of the routes.
Staying fit is fun and rewarding when you’re in Gozo. It’s easy to connect with nature and feel good about what you’re doing.
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