Qbajjar – Churches and Chapels
Introduction
Qbajjar is a quiet coastal area located just north of Marsalforn in Gozo, Malta, known for its rugged shoreline, traditional salt pans, and peaceful atmosphere. The area is characterised by flat rock formations that slope gently into the sea, making it a popular spot for swimming and snorkelling, particularly among locals. The historic salt pans, some of which have been in use for centuries, are still worked today using traditional methods, offering a unique glimpse into Gozo’s coastal heritage.
Location
Qbajjar
Despite its tranquil setting, Qbajjar lies close to the more bustling resort area of Marsalforn, providing easy access to restaurants and amenities while retaining a sense of seclusion. The surrounding landscape, with views across the Mediterranean and nearby hills, makes it an ideal location for walking and relaxation. Qbajjar also forms part of Gozo’s rich cultural and religious landscape, with small chapels and devotional sites reflecting the island’s deep-rooted Catholic traditions.
Learn more about the town in our Marsalforn (Qbajjar) guide.
List of Churches and Chapels in Qbajjar
| Name | Location | First Built | Google Map |
| Qalb Mqaddsa ta’ Ġesù Chapel | Triq ix Xewjni | 20th century | Google Map |
| Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco | Triq ix Xewjni | 20th century | Google Map |