Qawra

It is a popular seaside resort situated in the Northern part of Malta, close to the other famous seaside resorts of Bugibba and St. Paul’s Bay. It was built with the specific aim of attracting tourists, meaning that there are a multitude of hotels, restaurants, bars, casinos and pretty much anything else you could want. There is a long promenade, which stretches from Qawra to St. Paul’s Bay, which is around 3 kilometres away. Qawra is famous for the quality of its coastline, which is mainly rocky and offers a plethora of fun activities, including diving, windsurfing, and much more.

It is a popular seaside resort situated in the Northern part of Malta, close to the other famous seaside resorts of Bugibba and St. Paul’s Bay. It was built with the specific aim of attracting tourists, meaning that there are a multitude of hotels, restaurants, bars, casinos and pretty much anything else you could want. There is a long promenade, which stretches from Qawra to St. Paul’s Bay, which is around 3 kilometres away. Qawra is famous for the quality of its coastline, which is mainly rocky and offers a plethora of fun activities, including diving, windsurfing, and much more.

The Qawra area offers a vast array of family-friendly activities. Bugibba Water Park was designed for younger children (up to the age of 12) and features colour-coded areas that allow everyone to play safely. Valletta, the capital of Malta, lies nearby and is the perfect destination for older children interested in history, art, or culture. This, coupled with the spectacular natural surroundings, including many gorgeous beaches, makes Qawra and the surrounding area perfect for people of all ages to enjoy on their family holiday.

When in Qawra, a visit to the capital is a must. Valletta is a historic example of magnificent Baroque architecture. Another option is to visit the island of Gozo, renowned for its red sand beaches and Calypso’s Cave, where local legend holds that Odysseus was held captive. Visitors should also visit St. Paul’s Bay, named because it was the landing spot of St. Paul, who brought Christianity to Malta.

Due to it being a popular tourist destination on the Northern coast of Malta, it is close enough to the towns of Bugibba and St. Paul’s Bay for visitors to enjoy the nightlife in all three places. There is a wide selection of seafront restaurants where visitors can enjoy a delicious Maltese meal, with friends, family or their significant other. Qawra also offers a multitude of trendy bars and fun nightclubs where visitors can enjoy a relaxing drink or party late into the night. There is something for every taste in Qawra and the surrounding towns, guaranteeing night-time fun for all who seek it.

Qawra is located very close to the town of Bugibba (2.7 km). On its promenade, a wide variety of shops offer visitors the chance to purchase traditional Maltese products. Malta is an excellent place to buy coloured glass, which is blown by mouth to this day, making it the ideal gift for people back home. There are also plenty of more modern shops in the area, selling everything from fashion items to postcards and much more. There is also plenty of jewellery available in the region, with the famous Maltese Cross being the most popular.