Bugibba [pronounced bu-buh-jibb] is a small town in Malta, situated adjacent to Qawra and is part of St. Paul's Bay local council. With numerous hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs and a casino, is a resort popular with tourists.

Until a few years ago, Bugibba and Qawra were a rocky and barren promontory, which were not points of interest. Here is a prehistoric temple, located in a poor state of preservation. This temple is unique in that it was decorated with sculptures of fish (such reliefs are now preserved in the National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta).

Rocky beach is equipped with a restaurant and many facilities for water sports enthusiasts. Bugibba is a lively place, points of interest is focusing on bars, restaurants and clubs. During the summer months, Bugibba life really begins at nightfall.