Boasting a compelling history, Qawra is a glittering constellation of star-studded attractions. Home to the Maltese Order of St. John's Qawra Tower at Qawra Point, dating back to 1638, and later fortified with a powerful battery and tenacious entrenchment, Qawra oozes with historical resonance as hearty as its Maltese rabbit stew. Today, Qawra Tower serves as a restaurant serving up spellbinding views across St. Paul's Bay.

A veritable water sport heaven, Qawra serves up a cornucopia of aquatic experiences. Kayaking, snorkelling, jet-ski rides, and diving are just a taste of the exhilarating offerings. On land, a plethora of bars and restaurants cater to your every whim, many showcasing British football for an engaging cultural cherry on top.

Culture vultures will relish the parochial church of Qawra, dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, an architectural wonder designed by Richard England. Furthermore, stepping foot into the Malta Classic Car Museum and National Aquarium will make your holiday in Qawra one to remember.

Qawra's scintillating nightlife scene is embodied by its array of casinos, clubs, and bars, while daytime invites endless sunbathing off the rocks. For antiquity enthusiasts, the Buġibba Temple on the Qawra-Buġibba border is a must-visit.