Top Things to do in Moraira
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The 8 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Moraira, Valencian Country
An old fishing town on Spain's Costa Blanca against a backdrop of mountains, Moraira is a picturesque destination for a family holiday. You will find a combination of sandy and rocky beaches alternating with intriguing coves, and the climate is a sunny but temperate one. If you are looking for water sports, head for Portet Cove which was originally a safe haven for ships. It is within walking distance of the lookout tower near the Cap d'Or, from where there are spectacular views of the coastline. Don't miss the eighteenth century castle, right by the shore. Golf lovers will be pleased to know that Moraira has three golf courses. As well as spending time on the beach, you can enjoy a boat trip and admire the clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. On your return, choose from a delightful array of restaurants along the shore.
Restaurants in Moraira
1. Moraira Boats Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
We are a boat rental company, fishing, boat trips and guided tours. All this related to nautical activities.
2. Bar Jimmy's
3. AV Kart Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By katenmitch - London, United Kingdom
Went here twice this week with 4 mates and done the grand Prix thing where you practise then qualify then main race and they even give u a trophy at the end ???????? second highest lap time of the month 37.2 ????
4. Playa del Portet
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4.5 based on 747 reviews
Reviewed By stewaj4 - Kent, United Kingdom
Beautiful beach with really calm sea! Perfect for everyone :) Beach bar and restaurant looked lovely although didn’t try. Also does kayak rentals.
5. Playa de l'Ampolla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By soyroyboy98 - Englewood, United States
Moraira's main beach, visited with family including young children. Great sandy beach, can get crowded in the summer. There is a cafe beachfront selling everything from meals to beach snacks and drinks. Waves are small, and beach stays shallow for a while. There is a blow-up waterpark thing about 100yds offshore, you can buy passes for it on the beach. My kids 6&9 had a blast on it. Parking is free at the adjacent town parking lot, but it does fill up quickly. Locally there are typical beach stores selling chairs, umbrellas, etc. There is also a vendor that rents out beach chairs and umbrellas right on the beach. There are life guards on duty. Restaurants nearby. Dresscode in the beach cafe and local restuarants is very relaxed during the day. There is also a town public bathroom nearby.
6. Brevis Mini Golf
7. Moraira market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By 175juliet
Moraira market is every Friday morning, with stalls selling everything from fruit and veg to handbags to hardware. Parking is a bit of an issue, as the market is set up in the big car park but you can always find somewhere. The fruit and veg stalls are wonderful, and there is a 'pick and mix' style sweet stall. Don't miss the churro van - fresh churros sprinkled with sugar. It's packed in the summer months, so go early.
8. Castillo de Moraira.
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By Bannon123 - Diss, United Kingdom
The Castillo of Moraira is set on the seafront near the Marina and is a prominent landmark of this town. From its position you have wonderful views of the bay and the town of Calpe with its prominent rock. We didn't go inside the Castillo as each time we passed it wasn't open which was a shame.
