Villas in Moraira

Villas in the authentic seaside town of Moraira

A compact peaceful seaside town nestled in a sheltered spot on the Spanish Costa Blanca, Moraira draws tourists from far and wide primarily for its gorgeous and well-equipped beaches. Despite its small size, there are hundreds of villas in Moraira to choose from. The town is split into two by its harbour. Stay on the east side for direct access to its most beautiful beach, untamed Playa del Portet, or find a villa on the west side for its popular family-friendly beach Playa de L'Ampolla. Although if your trip is with friends, you may want a place with a more lively nightlife, such as Benidorm. If so, we recommend our villas in Benidorm for you.

Villas for outdoor living

Villa holidays in Moraira are designed for guests to enjoy the more than 300 sunny days a year in the town. Patios adorned with colourful flowers and plants, quality furnishings and lashings of the shade create a memorable environment for your stay in the Costa Blanca. All villas are spacious, ideal for trips with family or friends, and ideal for everyone to enjoy a comfortable stay. But Moraira is not the only place where you will find these villas, because there are also villas in Torrevieja that you will love for your next holiday.

In the case of villas for rent in Moraria, the amenities and outdoor areas they have available are similar to each other, so you will easily be able to find an accommodation that has:

• Garden
• Pool
• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• Sea view

Moraira for beach lovers

Moraira is primarily a beach destination which draws tourists from all over Europe. You can find villas in Moraira near the sea on any of the six beaches and coves, we assure you that you will fall in love at first sight. Playa del Portet is arguably the most pearl-like of all, sheltered by the Cap d'Or peninsula, and shaped like a secluded shell, it boasts the most gorgeous calm and crystalline turquoise waters you can imagine. For families with small children looking for services and comfort, Playa de L'Ampolla at the foot of Moraira Castle is ready for you. With every imaginable amenity, including playgrounds, lifeguards and changing rooms, it is the most popular beach in the town for good reason! If you want to know more about the beautiful beaches that Alicante has to offer, you might want to check out the villas in Alicante.

Moraira for partygoers

Moraira is upmarket and offers several chill out bars and a couple of small clubs in the summer season. The nightlife is accordingly laid back and low-key. For those looking for wild all-night hedonism, Benidorm, one of the nightlife hubs of Spain, is just a short hop down the coast. Discos with free entry for all, drinks at great prices, and an amazing atmosphere until the early hours of the morning await you. Although if you prefer you can check out the apartments in Benidorm to make your stay a little longer and not have to worry about the return trip.

Moraira for watersports

The crystal-clear Mediterranean waters and highly developed infrastructure make Moraira an enticing destination for watersports lovers. Sailing, jet skiing, diving, paragliding, parasailing, it’s all here, set up for both beginners and experienced sportspeople. The nearby towns of Calpe - where, by the way, you can find amazing villas in Calpe for your visit - and Denia are also watersports hubs with a huge offering whether you want to take lessons or simply rent equipment. Don't hesitate and book a villa in Moraira.

1. Stroll around the historic old town
2. Take an enchanting hike to a Moorish castle
3. Spend a lazy afternoon in Lumpini Park
4. Visit the old town’s most imposing building
5. Kick back and watch the world go by!
6. Experience Moraira’s thrilling fiesta
7. Satiate your holiday hunger

1. Stroll around the historic old town

Moraira has a history going back over 1,000 years, and it has an old town that preserves its splendid cultural heritage, with oodles of historic buildings, watchtowers, castles and ancient walls.

2. Take an enchanting hike to a Moorish castle

Take the hike to Castell d'Aixa which stands on the highest peak of the Sierra de Beniquasi at a height of 606 meters. Built by the moors, a rectangular tower remains that affords awe-inspiring views over the mountains and valleys that serve as a backdrop to Moraira.

3. Spend a lazy afternoon in Lumpini Park

Gastronomy Fair in Teulada The Explanada del Castillo hosts the Gastronomic and Commercial Week of Moraira. The fair has prepared a performance of batukada and different musical groups, gastronomy where you can taste everything from Indian food to the best barbecues, German sausages and paellas. Here we recommend where to eat and sleep in Moraira. Many of the affordable villas in Moraira available have the perfect location for you to be close to all of these places!

4. Visit the old town’s most imposing building

The Iglesia Fortaleza de Santa Catalina is possibly the most imposing building in the old town. Built to defend the town from pirates, it is both a church and a fortress. This is Spanish medieval architecture at its finest!

5. Kick back and watch the world go by!

In the middle of the Moraira’s two main beaches there is a thriving fishing harbour that is also home to numerous opulent yachts. Simply kick back in one of the bars lining the harbour and enjoy leisurely watching the world go by!

6. Experience Moraira’s thrilling fiesta

Moraira’s Moors and Christians fiesta celebrates the banishing of the Moors from Valencia by the Christians. Local people dress up in colourful costumes and hold street parades and musical performances topped off by dancing in the streets until sunrise! A truly authentic Spanish fiesta!

7. Satiate your holiday hunger

The restaurants in Moraira offer a wide variety of international cuisine that caters to its international tourists, including Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, Moroccan, Chinese and Thai. So, while Moraira might just be a small town, when you work up an appetite swimming, visiting castles, diving, or simply strolling the old town, you are sure to find something to tempt you!