Mġarr is town and harbour at the east end of Gozo, Malta. The town of Mġarr grew up around the shallow harbour which shares its name. Ferry services to Malta were in operation by 1241, and fishing was already established. While the area around the harbour was developed over the following centuries, there was little development of the harbour itself until 1841, when a breakwater was constructed to provide more shelter to the port.
Mġarr (Gozo, Malta)
Mġarr (Gozo, Malte)
مار (جوزو، مالطا)
मॅरर (गोज़ो, माल्टा)
Мджарр (Гозо, Мальта)
มาร์ (โกโซ, มอลตา)
Mġarr（马耳他戈佐岛）
The port is linked to Ċirkewwa on the main Maltese island by the Gozo Channel Company ferry service, which operates every 45 minutes during the day. Less frequent ferries to Comino are operated by the Comino Hotel. Mġarr is the largest fishing village on Gozo. In addition to the ferry terminal, a yacht marina is also located in the town. Mġarr is overlooked by Fort Chambray, constructed in 1749 by the Knights of St. John.
Mġarr (گوزو، مالت)
マシャール (ゴゾ島、マルタ)
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