Impressive view: The “Azure Window” in San Lawrenz
The best view of the famous Inland Sea, one of the most spectacular natural attractions that the Maltese island of Gozo has to offer, can be enjoyed from the terrace of the "Azure Window" restaurant. Can the food and drinks keep up? The restaurant is named after the former landmark of Gozo. The Azure Window was a natural rock formation that looked like a window. Unfortunately, it collapsed a few years ago during a storm and therefore no longer exists. It was only a few minutes' walk from the Inland Sea. By the way: The so-called Blue Hole is also very close to the Inland Sea and the restaurant featured in this article. The "Azure Window" is a small restaurant located in the municipality of San Lawrenz. It is very remote with a direct view of the Inland Sea. This part of San Lawrenz is called Dwejra and the bay there is called Dwejra Bay, with the famous Fungus Rock in the middle. There is a lot to see around the restaurant and snorkelers and divers will also get their money's worth in the sea, the Inland Sea and the Blue Hole. It is obvious that you will get hungry and thirsty at some point. The "Azure Window" is mainly geared towards tourists during the day, but comparatively few people find their way to this remote region of the island of Gozo. In the evening, they try to offer "better food", but in a relaxed and informal way. The result: The Azure Window is definitely not cheap. It is not overpriced, but still rather expensive. The menu is not