Three northern villages are built atop hills-. The village's highest spot is marked by its parish church and the customary stone cross in front of it. Except for the coastal portions of Qbajjar and Marsalforn, the villagers of Zebbug actually live on two hills connected by a narrow strip of land. The land
drops abruptly all around. This can be experienced along the road to
Qbajjar and Marsalforn.
Here you will see that Zebbug commands spectacular views over the coast , land and sea. Another steep hill at Zebbug is the flat topped ta Kuljat, which contains some bronze age silo pits. The area between this hill and Qbajjar to the north contains many Punic and Pre-Historic tombs.
Zebbug Excels. The villagers are known for the high quality of their (Bizzilla) lace, weaving and woolen blankets. Their religious values are untarnished, as judged for example from the high priority given to the maintenance of street niches.
Included with Zebbug is a good portion of Gozo`s north shore, which is characterized by some scenic inlets, natural bluffs and man made salt pans. At Wied il-Ghasri, one of the islands beauty spots, quaint boat shelters
align the narrow canyon, which also offers a small sandy beach.
Nearby Neighboring villages- Marsalforn, Gharb ,Ghasri./ 
Panoramic views country & Sea
Sea front in 5 to 10 min from village center
Best Beach: Ramla Bay- 10 -15 mins
Amenities:
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Groceries
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Police Station
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2 Restaurants
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Church
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Public Telephone
Population 1599
Points of Interest
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Zebbug Parish Church
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Wied il-Ghasri (Ghasri Valley)
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Salt Pans of Qbajjar
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Marsalforn Bay
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Marsalforn Church
Village Feast :Sunday after the 16th August : Festa of Santa Maria at Zebbug