Gozo gives Dabble and Travel a cave-to-coast island escape
Molly and Matt explore Dwejra, swim in the Blue Hole and walk to Ta' Pinu in their only new upload.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
First Time in GOZO 🇲🇹 PARADISE! Better Than MALTA? (Travel Guide)
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- 1:24Molly tours their Għarb accommodation, including private balconies, a pool and a pool table.
- 7:07The couple reach Dwejra's Inland Sea, explore the stone boathouses and go swimming.
- 9:09Matt takes a boat through the cave tunnel and out into the Mediterranean.
- 12:25Both swim in the Blue Hole, pointing out sharp, slippery rocks and the need for water shoes.
- 13:40Xlendi Bay brings another swim and dinner with fried cheese and fish and chips.
- 18:30A morning walk through Għarb takes them to Ta' Pinu Basilica.
Dabble and Travel's Molly and Matt take a boat through a rock tunnel into the Mediterranean, then find that getting into Gozo's clear water requires rather more care. At the Blue Hole, sharp, slippery rocks make water shoes a practical part of the packing list.
Their only upload this week, "First Time in GOZO 🇲🇹 PARADISE! Better Than MALTA? (Travel Guide)", has reached roughly 53,000 views and is the channel's busiest video right now. Following their Malta outings, this instalment moves to a quieter island base in Għarb, where Molly tours accommodation with private balconies, a pool and a pool table. The video includes a sponsored travel-backpack segment.
The outing has a pleasing mix of swimming and wandering: stone boathouses at the Inland Sea, a boat trip through the caves, dinner at Xlendi Bay and a morning walk to Ta' Pinu Basilica. Viewers bring their own travel histories to the comments. One recalls Gozo through photographs from years ago; another has visited Malta repeatedly without making it across to Gozo. A UK viewer is adding the trip to next year's list.
Across the channel, weekly viewing reached about 225,000, while subscribers held steady. Daily views are running above their usual level. Tom from Texas and Scarlet & Seth had much larger viewing weeks among nearby travel channels, while Dabble and Travel drew more weekly views than Sailing Zatara.
The Mediterranean thread extends beyond the new vlog: September's Rab beach guide remains the next busiest upload, with the Hard Rock Hotel Malta stay also drawing viewers. For Molly and Matt, the island-hopping catalogue has more than one active stop.
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What viewers say
The more I see of your Malta trip, the more I want to visit. Quite an easy trip from UK so added to my list for next year!
@relaxwithnature6500See it on YouTubeJust got back from cruising the Canaries for two weeks so seeing this vlog was great as we've visited Malta many time but never got to Gozo, naturally beautiful, thanks for sharing.😀
@leeandjancruiseSee it on YouTubeMy own memories from Gozo are still valuable to me due to my photos.2010/11
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Awesome video xx Thank you for showcasing our unique little island so well xx
@dianegauci65See it on YouTubeThank you for this engaging and informative video about Gozo island!
@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щSee it on YouTubeAnother wonderful video. I loved it. Thank you, Matt and Molly.
@agustingarcia5956See it on YouTubeDo you guys ever go anywhere cold like Iceland or Alaska maybe the Deep Tundra of Canada perhaps?
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The videos drawing views on Dabble and Travel right now
- Channel
- Dabble and Travel
- Subscribers
- 646,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 224,765
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 31, 2026
- Video views so far
- 52,522
- Views on its first day
- 20,635
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Which village is Molly and Matt's base for their Gozo visit?
Their accommodation is in Għarb, the village they walk through on their way to Ta' Pinu.




