Things to see and do Nadur

This tower was built in 1848 by the British for the telegraph line between the two islands. Restored and now boasting a futuristic silhouette, it sometimes hosts art exhibitions. A small garden has been laid out here, where you can discover endemic and indigenous plant species amid attractive stone walls. From the garden, the view over the south of the island, Comino and Malta is superb.

Dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, this handsome classical building with its triangular pediment is covered in marble. The church is defended by two cannons. Construction began in 1760, but the façade and wings date from the ^20th century.

An anchor at the entrance of this old house announces the color. Different objects and boat models covering three centuries of maritime history are presented to you.

One of the most picturesque spots on the island. Daħlet Qorrot is reached from Nadur. This fishermen's haven lies at the foot of the northern cliffs in a cove whose waters are almost as clear as the blue lagoon... The charm of this place is due in no small part to the colorful doors of the fishermen's storage areas carved into the cliffs.On the way back, stop off to see an ^18th-century windmill and the church of Qala, known as Santa Marija tal-Blat and surrounded by fields that bloom beautifully in winter. Away from the crowds, the place to be.