Qawra Point

Qawra Point is a beginner-friendly shore dive on Malta's northeast coast, where a rocky headland provides varied reef diving accessible directly from the shore. This convenient site serves the St Paul's Bay and Bugibba tourist area, offering a reliable dive option within walking distance of accommodation. The reef extends from the limestone point, with a gentle slope over rocky terrain and sandy patches. The headland creates different conditions on each side, with sheltered and more exposed aspects offering variety. The gentle profile and easy access make it ideal for training dives and relaxed explorations. Marine life includes typical Mediterranean reef species: wrasses, damselfish, bream, and blennies on the reef, with octopuses and cuttlefish providing engaging encounters. Posidonia seagrass beds add habitat diversity. Night diving at Qawra is popular, with easy shore access facilitating after-dark dives. Visibility typically exceeds 20 metres. Water temperatures from 15 to 26 degrees. Qawra Point is a convenient and reliable Malta shore dive.