Moraira

Moraira (Moraira) is a quaint coastal town located a few kilometers South of jávea, between Valencia (106 km) and Alicante (85 km).

The appearance of the city is almost not changed with the historical times still preserved the atmosphere of the fishery.

The coast of Moraira has many sandy beaches with Golden sand, surrounded by pine trees and plantations of oranges and almonds.

The picturesque coastline, which stretches for 8 km, indented with rocky coves cozy L Andrago, Punta Estrella, Cap Blanc and La Cala y. On the surrounding hills, there are modern cottages and villas, and in the vicinity of the city grow the grapes that produce the famous white wine Marina Alta and muscatel.

Despite the development of tourism and related infrastructure, the city has managed to preserve its identity. Moraira is famous for its fish market, held Wednesday through Sunday at the seaport.

Behind the sandy beaches and coves, strewn with pebbles, are particularly picturesque villages, the views from the hills fascinate them.

The town, despite its small size, has its own impressive Marina.

In Moraira there are two excellent sandy beach, awarded blue flags for cleanliness, tidiness and safety for swimming, one of which is near town, and the second in the town of Portet (Portet), reachable along the road that runs along the coast. These beaches are a perfect place for family holidays and water sports activities.

In Moraira a lot of Sunny days is 320 per year, so you can relax all year round. Beautiful Bay, lots of shops and restaurants – everything you need for a pleasant stay.

Moraira will love the gourmet of good food. Here are several first-class international restaurants – "La Sort" in port and "Dauphin" in Portet place, where regularly organized in the autumn gourmet festival with the invitation of renowned chefs from different countries. In addition, of course, You can enjoy traditional Valencian dishes based on rice, such as paella and Arroz a la Banda.

Families love this friendly, typically Spanish town, surrounded by pine hills. Here you can rent a boat and explore the coast independently, or take a stroll through the city boutiques.

Moraira is just a huge success among the tourists, especially British and German, who like a quiet holiday.

Welcome (Bienvenido) - these words are familiar to every resident of Moraira. You will always find here a warm welcome.