Editing Marsaxlokk (section)

== Cultural tradition ==
Marsaxlokk is also famous for the national boats which are the luzzu and the [[kajjik]]. They serve the fisherman on fishing near the shore and for fishing away from the shore they use another type of boat. Tourists also can take boat trips from Marsaxlokk to Delimara and Birzebbuġa.

Most of Malta's fish supplies are caught by fishermen coming from this port as about 70% of the Maltese fishing fleet is based there.<ref name="Marsaxlokk in detail"/> [[Swordfish]], [[tuna]], and '[[Lampuki netting|lampuki]]' are caught in abundance between spring and late autumn.  On weekdays, the catch is taken to the fish-market in [[Marsa, Malta|Marsa]], but on Sundays, fresh fish is sold by fishermen directly on the quay.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.maltauncovered.com/malta-island/marsaxlokk-fishing-village/|title=Marsaxlokk: Malta's fishing village – travel guide and tips|website=Malta Uncovered|access-date=2018-11-06}}</ref>

[[File:Marsaxlokk Harbour.jpg|thumb|900px|center|Panoramic view of the Marsaxlokk harbour]]