All you need to know about holidays to Qawra

Situated at the end of a peninsula and surrounded on three sides by the sea, Qawra holidays in Malta are a water sport enthusiast's dream location. St Paul's Bay lies to the north and Salina Bay to the south which means that cheap holidays in Qawra have access to the facilities of two of the most popular resorts in the area too. It is a resort that features in the programmes of many UK holiday companies, from the big names to the more specialist Malta operators. You'll see holiday offers based on a range of board basis. You can enjoy bed and breakfast and head out to the many restaurants and bars in the resort. Alternatively, you can choose all inclusive board. You will probably find the all inclusive option gives you the usual included food and drink but if you are looking for an all inclusive resort that offers you lots of sports and activities then this perhaps not the place for you.

How to get to Qawra

Flights to Malta from the UK take just over three hours and are available from many airports. Malta car hire can be arranged from the airport either before you travel or on arrival, or some hotels will offer it too if you prefer to just take a couple of day trips. The transfer time on arrival for Qawra holidays is between 45 minutes and an hour. The buses on Malta are great to get around - not as unique as they used to be but potentially more efficient to tour the island.

Where to stay in Qawra

Cheap holidays to Qawra are possible because of the wide range of rooms that can be found. The hotels in Qawra range from budget affairs to grander accommodation and it's also possible to find self-catering apartments in great locations. Qawra is a year round resort and given the range of accommodation on offer you will always find holiday offers available.

What to do in Qawra

Water sports of all types and for all standards can be found here. The coastline here tends to be rocky but many spots are flat enough and big enough to sunbathe on, and a few miles away are some sandy beaches. Choose from a range of restaurants and cafes serving international cuisine, and some of the hotels have nightclubs open to all so you can party til the wee hours. There are also some historic sites and museums that are worth a visit, particularly if you go to Valletta.