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2 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,200/month
€1,200 /mo
21
Available 16 Apr 2026
Quieter Northern Coast
Property for Rent in Qawra
Browse 8+ properties for rent in Qawra — a quieter alternative to neighbouring Buġibba on Malta’s northern coast. The National Aquarium, seafront promenade and family-friendly atmosphere attract long-term expats and retirees. Rooms from €450/month and apartments from €600.
Browse 8 properties for rent in Qawra. Apartments, rooms and maisonettes from verified landlords and licensed agents.
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1 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €950/month
€950 /mo
11
Available 23 Mar 2026
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1 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,000/month
€1,000 /mo
11
Available 01 Mar 2026
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1 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €825/month
€825 /mo
11
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,300/month
€1,300 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,350/month
€1,350 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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3 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,800/month
€1,800 /mo
32
Available 01 Mar 2026
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1 Bedroom Apartment for Long Let in Qawra - €1,200/month
€1,200 /mo
11
Available 01 Mar 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent in Qawra, Malta?
Rooms in Qawra cost €450–600/month. One-bedroom apartments range from €600–900. Two-bedroom flats run €800–1,200. Sea-view properties near the promenade cost more. Qawra is comparable to Buġibba in pricing and 40–50% cheaper than Sliema.
Is Qawra a good place to live in Malta?
Qawra is a good choice for those who want the St Paul’s Bay coastal lifestyle at a calmer pace than Buġibba. Pros: affordable, quieter streets, seafront promenade, family-friendly. Cons: far from Valletta (35+ min), limited nightlife, and tourist presence in summer.
How far is Qawra from Valletta and the airport?
Valletta is about 35 minutes by car or 50–60 minutes by bus. Malta International Airport is 35–45 minutes by car. Buses run from the nearby Buġibba terminus to Valletta and other major towns.
What is Qawra known for?
Qawra is known for the Malta National Aquarium, its long seafront promenade shared with Buġibba, and a relaxed residential atmosphere. The area attracts families and long-term expats who prefer quiet over nightlife. Several hotels and apart-hotels also serve the short-let market.
Is Qawra quieter than Buġibba?
Yes, noticeably so. Qawra doesn’t have Buġibba’s central square or bar strip, so it stays quieter year-round. The residential areas inland are especially peaceful. It’s the better choice for families and anyone who wants the coast without the noise.
Renting in Qawra: What to Expect
Qawra rentals are mostly furnished apartments in mid-rise blocks. Many have sea views or are walking distance to the promenade. Leases run 6–12 months; shorter lets are negotiable. Bills run €50–100/month. Parking is manageable. The area has supermarkets and restaurants, and the Buġibba bus terminus is a short walk away for public transport connections.
Who is Qawra Best For?
- •Families and retirees who want affordable coastal living that’s quieter than Buġibba.
- •Long-term expats on moderate budgets who prefer a relaxed, residential atmosphere.
- •Remote workers who don’t need to commute daily and want seaside living at low cost.