Blueberry House B - Holiday Home

24/12/2023

Wishing you a blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you.
The Blueberry Team.

06/07/2023

Once Again. Thanks to our lovely Guests. 🧡

26/03/2023

This is what keeps us going💙Big thanks to our guests 💙💙

02/02/2023

Breathtaking Views Gozo in Winter

24/06/2022

We had a cancellation from July the 6th till the 13th for TWo people last minute offer..
Book your Gozo romantic break now.

08/06/2022

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03/06/2022

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26/04/2022

24/04/2022

There are two things that makes a room timeless a piece of history combined with the future 🏠⚓⛵ 🏝️ 🍹

17/04/2022

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17/04/2022

FromThe Blueberry Team.

02/04/2022

Gozo is strong on traditional foods. Most known is the Gozitan cheese, usually made from sheep's milk, better known as ġbejniet (small, round, mini-cheeses) served either fresh, dried, or marinated and peppered.
The cheese is also used to fill home-made ravioli and pastizzi. Pastizzi are Malta’s favourite savoury snack – miniature pastries filled with cheese or peas. A glass of local wine in a village bar comes with a dish of olives and maybe zalzett (coriander-flavoured Maltese sausage), bigilla (broad bean paste) galletti or crusty Maltese bread and olive oil. VisitGozo.com

31/03/2022

Shades of Blue @ Qbajjar

25/03/2022

The Sun is Shining @ Blueberry 🍹. Who said Blue and Green should never be seen !! 🌞🌞

03/03/2022

The Team of Blueberry House B - Holiday Home would like to Thank our guests for writing reviews that helped us achieve this Award. We try our best to exceed travellers' expectations and we really appreciate your feedback. 💙🙏 Booking.com

30/01/2022

SALT PANS : Among the many ancient traditions in the Maltese islands, the ancient Marsalform salt pans in Gozo stand out.
With their 350 years of history still produce salt, thanks to work handed down for generations.

09/01/2022

A Brief History - Crafts in Gozo

Since time immemorial, Gozitans have nurtured a very strong spirit of survival. Very often they had to depend on the skills of their own island artisans to be able to live on an island that was isolated from the rest of the known world. The Arabs introduced cotton into Malta, from around 870, and along with it, expertise in weaving and dyeing. During the period of the Knights, Gozitan cotton linen was very highly sought after in Europe. Another centuries old craft is stone sculpting. A look at Gozo`s churches and houses reveals a craft that has produced highly appreciated architectural artwork.

Despite the mass emigration of the fifties and the sixties as well as the introduction of modern trends and accessibilities that we today are accustomed to, many traditional crafts have survived. These skills were passed on from one genertion to another. Artisan products which half a century ago had a practical use in daily life, gradually started to adapt to a new reality in the tourism sector which appreciated hand made goods manufactured in Gozo.
Visitgozo.com

20/12/2021

ALL THE BEST FROM THE BLUEBERRY TEAM 🎄☃️🎅

14/11/2021

You know you're in Gozo when a gloomy day still ends with a beautiful sunset 🌅

Photo 📸: bea_vanvalburg on instagram.com/p/CRcNbh_HmkT

To learn more about Gozo, visit: visitgozo.com

25/08/2021

Last minute offer: Couple retreat 26th till the 31st of August..Call us for more information

22/08/2021

so grateful 💛🙏

Situated in Xaghra a lively town in Gozo. This Beautiful house is perfect for a romantic getaway or

16/08/2021

WHILE IN

10/08/2021

Explore Gozo 🧡 We at Blueberry are happy to give you tips and info of where to visit during your stay for an amazing holiday. Mgarr is a 10 min drive from us..

06/08/2021

Colours of Ramla 🧡