Mġarr. The Ultimate Guide.
Mġarr s the main port and harbout in Gozo. Search accommodation, attractions, experiences, restaurants, bars and more.
If you are in Nadur, head to San Blas beach -but be wary of the steep hill to reach the bottom (and more importantly, the way back!). If you want to give the hill a miss, head to Daħlet Qorrot. It’s a popular spot, ideal for sunbathing and swimming. A little way further, you will reach Qala and the wonderful Hondoq Bay Beach. Discover the ultimate list of Gozo’s beaches here.
Nadur is one of those squares where you will want to simply sit and relax for hours. To begin with, the square is surrounded by a variety of bars and restaurants, creating a lively atmosphere. In addition, the weekly market is a must-experience for both locals and visitors. Alternatively, if you fancy a typical English breakfast, Maħraġ Snack Bar is well worth a visit.
For a must-do Gozitan foodie tradition and the ultimate local snack, look no further than the widely known Maxokk Bakery. To begin with, it stands out as a favourite among locals and visitors alike. Tucked away on a side street just minutes from the square, it is, without a doubt, a hidden gem.
Fliegu, meaning “the channel” in Maltese, is a superb restaurant located just moments from Nadur centre. To begin with, it treats guests to knockout views across the channel, Comino, and Malta. In addition, the kitchen specialises in authentic Sicilian dishes.
Gebuba is a popular local bar with outdoor seating directly on the square. To begin with, it is well known for its extensive gin collection. In addition, the bar boasts a craft beer portfolio that would make any beer lover drool. Finally, don’t miss the chance to ask the owner to show you how he cleverly gets the bottles down from the top shelf.
Maħraġ Snack Bar offers fresh juices according to the season so sit and watch the world go by in Nadur Square, while you quench your thirst. They do great snacks too! And if you happen to be in the square when Carnival is on, prepare yourself, it’s quite a different experience!
Nadur in Maltese means ‘look-out’ and boasts two watch towers built by the Knights of St. John. Take a bike or Segway tour to Ta’ Sopu and Ta’ Kenna Towers with Gozo Segway. You are guaranteed some of the prettiest views you’ll ever see.
Nadur in Maltese means ‘look-out’ and boasts two watch towers built by the Knights of St. John. Take a bike or Segway tour to Ta’ Sopu and Ta’ Kenna Towers with Gozo Segway. You are guaranteed some of the prettiest views you’ll ever see.
Mġarr s the main port and harbout in Gozo. Search accommodation, attractions, experiences, restaurants, bars and more.
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