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Qawra
Traditional Maltese food
Traditional Maltese food
The promenade at Qawra is lined with eateries to cater for every mood. Whether you fancy Italian, Chinese, Indian, pub food, grilled meats or traditional Maltese dishes, it’s all here. Lovage Bistro is a popular choice for a celebration meal, while Cheeky Monkey gastropub serves good burgers and cocktails.
from
£416pp
Based on
- London Stansted, Mon 13 Nov 2023
- 7 Nights, Self Catering
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Sunny Coast Resort & Spa
Qawra, Malta and Gozo
Our rating
Based on 1240 reviews
0.1 Km to Traditional Maltese food
- Stunning views
- Friendly atmosphere
- Spacious apartments
AX ODYCY
Qawra, Malta and Gozo
Our rating
Based on 2620 reviews
0.1 Km to Traditional Maltese food
- Great for families
- Children's pool with waterslide
- Stunning sea views
- Modern rooms
- All Inclusive
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£470pp
Based on
- London Stansted, Mon 13 Nov 2023
- 7 Nights, Half Board
- 4 Adults, 0 Children
Qawra Palace Hotel
Qawra, Malta and Gozo
Our rating
0.2 Km to Traditional Maltese food
- Newly renovated for Summer 2023
- Fantastic views
- All Inclusive option
- Indoor pool and spa
- Separate games room
Qawra Tower
Qawra, Malta and Gozo
This two-storey, square tower was built by the Knights of Malta in 1637. A gun battery was added in 1715. It sits near the tip of Qawra Point, with St Paul’s Bay to the west and Salina Bay to the east. It’s now...
0.2 Km to Traditional Maltese food - Map
Snorkelling by Qawra Point
Qawra, Malta and Gozo
The waters off the headland at Qawra Point are prime snorkelling territory. You can pick up gear at the local shops and launch yourself off from the beach to swim with parrotfish, barracuda and other varieties....
0.2 Km to Traditional Maltese food - Map
Patronage of Our Lady
Malta and Gozo
The Patronage of Our Lady chapel was first built in 1738 and attracted worshippers from all over the island. It was rebuilt on a larger scale and in 1789 was the first and only rural chapel on Gozo for 161...
4.8 Km to Traditional Maltese food - Map
