There are a few fruit and veg stalls on the backs of trucks dotted around Bugibba and Qwara, They are good places to buy your fruit and veg from but make sure you wash it well and if you are buying fruit to eat now that you buy fruit you have to peel.
Written Jul 23, 2011
Sands is a nice gift shop on the front at Bugibba, we purchased most of our souvenirs from here as they have a really nice selection including some that the other shops do not have, you can buy some of the more common ones in other places slightly cheaper though.
Written Jul 23, 2011
What to buy: Souvenir shops, Maltese crafts, shoes (Shoe Mark is a famous and low priced shop), jewelry (gold and silver)... couldn't miss in a place full of tourists.
The shops are opened until late in the night, thus a wonderful day at the seaside can finish with a shopping tour in the center.
Updated Oct 14, 2006
you can get this everywhere - often in sets with other flavours but this is the best.
What to buy: The prickly pear is the fruit of the cactus plant & the liquer is sweet, delicious & very unusual. we brought some back & only one person who tried it did not like it. Excellent gift.
Don't try eating the fruit itself - ful of seeds & although tasty very messy & not much flesh.
What to pay: Shop around but generally not much difference from one place to another.
Written Jan 23, 2006
Baggies is one of my favorite shops in Bugibba as it is this small little shop that has everything so you cannot explain what type of shop it is.
What to buy: Its that type of shops that has clothes, shoes, jewellery, handbags and bags, nice smelly lip balms, candles and the things are all shiny and attractive. The things there are so curious looking that you would wish to buy nearly all the shop.
What to pay: well alot since you will buy alot !
Written Apr 15, 2005
Address: Bugibba
On several spots in the streets you can find streetvendors with their trucks loaded with cool water, fresh fruit and home-made wine.
What to buy: Water.
Fruits.
Updated Oct 10, 2009
nice shop with good Jewelry
What to pay: from 10 usd
Written Dec 15, 2005
Address: 7/8 Halet Str
Phone: 575327
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