Moraira is a small coastal town between Benissa and Javea. With few hotels and an unspoilt coastline, Moraira is a favourite because of its tranquillity and pleasant family atmosphere.

The resort has two Blue Flag sandy beaches, both with fine white sand gently sloping into clean blue water, and perfect places to take the family for sunbathing and water sports.

This old fishing village has managed to retain a lot of its original charm. The main square is home to street-entertainers in the summer, and has a number of quaint boutiques and pavement cafes. A local market is held on Fridays just behind the town’s beach, where you can find good quality fresh produce as well as clothing, textiles, jewellery, leather goods and local handicrafts.

The new marina is home to many restaurants. Moraira has become known as one of the best places to eat on the coast. There are a number of fine international restaurants, many of them Michelin starred, and the general standard of local cuisine is very good. , whether you choose Paella or Arroz a la Banda.

Luxury villas sweep back from the coast among the almond plantations, orchards and pine trees, but all resort facilities are within easy reach. The countryside around Moraira is dotted with unspoilt villages in picturesque scenery waiting to be explored.