wonderful pretty little place, well worth a visit. Very scenic. Our holiday was based in Qawra or we would have gone back a second time even just to eat at Tartarun restaurant. Unfortunately didnt have enough time but dont miss it on your visit to Malta. More

Only 5 star restaurant down south of island I would recommend. Brilliant! Silver service. Dr. R. Catherine Orsten More

Marsaxlokk is a fishing village. The colourful boats bob up and down in the sea against the background of the church. More

The Sunday market is over-advertised. If you go early enough, you'll have a chance to admire the fishermen laying out and selling all imaginable seafood and fish. In addition there are some vegitable & fruit, and bakery stalls. BUT for its major part it is a market for cheap synthetic clothes and shoes, tourist trinkets and knick-knack. The stalls put... More

beautiful views and true maltese traditional hand painted boats. lots in the area to offer,food for all tastes.from a quick coffee and snack to a meal for all occassions and tastes.especially fish.can i recommend lx-lukkajr More

Lovely small fishing village. Had lunch at The Three Sisters Restaurant (fish that was caught that morning). Took the small train ride to have a look around. Loved the coloured fishing boats More

It is a quite, picturesque, traditional fishing village in the island of Malta. More

Walked around the coast to this village. It has a lovely quaint fishing village atmosphere. The market is here most days but on sundays it is renown for its fish market with such an amazing variety of fish. The hop on hop off bus stops here, but watch out for the regular bus it can be a bit hit and... More

We liked the mix of craft stalls, fresh fish restaurants and scenic surroundings. More