All Inclusive And Last Minute Cheap Holidays Package Deals Qawra
Qawra at a glance
Stretching south from St Paul’s Bay and almost joined to the neighbouring island of Bugibba in the Maltese group, Qawra is enormously popular with British holidaymakers because of its homeliness and the availability of familiar British food. There is a progression southwards to a more quiet and rural environment, but the bulk of the entertainment and accommodation is in the northern part of Qawra.
Friendly and Entertaining Qawra Holidays
Holidays on Qawra are suited to those who like to feel at home in unfamiliar surroundings, and like plenty of entertainment. The attractions do not require a towel always, but there is certainly an abundance of variety. There are souvenir shops aplenty, accommodation is slightly up-market, the range of water sports and other activities are diverse, and the pizza huts, fish-and-chip shops and vibrant nightlife leave little to be desired by the homesick British visitor.
Qawra Holidays for All the Family
Qawra is popular with families as there are always plenty of things to do for all ages. Visitors can relax on the sandy, pebbly beach, shop for souvenirs, and have family meals out in any one of the steak houses and pizza restaurants that dominate the streets. Kid’s menus are widely available, and evening entertainment is largely hotel-based with games, competitions and live performers.
Wining and Dining on Qawra Holidays
Holidays on Qawra are especially attractive to British visitors because the food and atmosphere are not too unfamiliar. Whilst more adventurous or culture-conscious tourists might prefer the neighbouring islands of Valletta or Gozo, Qawra offers a comforting, homely environment in an exotic part of the world. Many tourists are not after the adventure holiday experience, but simply want a change of scenery and not too much of a culture shock. Qawra is the perfect destination for them.
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