Qawra

Qawra is a popular tourist resort located on the northeastern coast of Malta. It is situated between St. Paul's Bay and Bugibba, forming part of a continuous developed area that offers a wide range of accommodation, dining, and entertainment options. The coastline in Qawra is characterized by rocky formations, with a promenade that stretches for several kilometers, making it ideal for leisurely strolls.

The resort is well-equipped to cater to visitors, featuring numerous hotels, guesthouses, apartments, restaurants serving local and international cuisine, bars, and shops. Qawra is particularly known for its lively atmosphere, especially during the summer months, attracting both local and international tourists. Water sports are a popular activity, with various facilities available along the coast.

A significant landmark in Qawra is the Qawra Tower, also known as Ta' Fra Ben, a 17th-century coastal watchtower that stands as a reminder of Malta's historical coastal defenses. The area also hosts the Malta National Aquarium, a modern attraction that showcases a diverse range of marine life, including species found in the Mediterranean. The promenade is a focal point for social activity, with many people gathering there in the evenings. Public transport links are generally good, connecting Qawra to other parts of the island.