Moraira Guide - Tourist Information in Moraira Spain

Flying to Moraira? Alicante and Valencia airports both offer arrival options, including hire cars, private transfers and journeys combining public transport with a local bus or taxi. Alicante also has a bookable shared shuttle service to Moraira. This guide compares the choices, explains where connections are needed and links to transfer listings and official transport websites, helping you plan the journey to your accommodation.

Choosing a beach in Moraira depends on the day you have in mind. L’Ampolla offers sand beside the town centre, El Portet combines a picturesque bay with waterside dining, and Les Platgetes gives you sandy and rocky sections to explore. This guide compares Moraira’s main beaches and the nearby coves featured in our beach directory, including destinations along the Benissa and Benitachell coast, with links to detailed visitor information.

Planning where to park in Moraira can make a town visit or beach day much easier. This guide covers Les Sorts, regulated street parking, beach parking and the changes to expect during Friday’s market. Whether you’re heading to El Portet, browsing the shops or visiting the castle, check the signs where you park and choose a space suited to the length of your visit.

Looking for things to do in Moraira? From swimming at El Portet and exploring Moraira Castle to browsing the Friday market and walking to Cap d’Or, this Costa Blanca town offers plenty of ways to enjoy your holiday. Our guide brings together beaches, family activities, live music and nearby watersports, with relevant visitor tips and links to more information. Most suggestions are in Moraira or Teulada, while Las Antípodas and Oceana offer outings to nearby Les Basetes.

Find information about transfers from Alicante Airport including private taxi transfers and low cost, affordable shuttles to Calpe, Moraira, Javea, Altea & Denia.

Visiting Moraira in winter offers a different kind of Costa Blanca holiday, with quieter beaches, coastal walks and more time to explore the town beyond its summer season. Sunny afternoons can suit terrace lunches and waterfront strolls, while cooler evenings call for layers and comfortable accommodation. This guide explains what to expect outside summer, including the atmosphere, weather, things to do, seasonal opening hours and practical considerations when choosing where to stay.