Moraira
Moraira made a decision decades ago: no high-rise, anywhere. The result is a village that still looks like a village — a small marina, a castle on the beach, low white houses among pines climbing the slopes behind.
El Portet, a horseshoe bay of pale sand and clear water, sits just around the headland; people compare it to the Riviera and they are not far wrong. The restaurants are good, the streets are quiet after ten, and the villas have space around them.
- No high-rise building permitted anywhere in the municipality
- El Portet — a sheltered horseshoe bay of sand, with Cap d'Or headland beyond
- Club Náutico Moraira marina and a sixteenth-century castle on the beach
- Alicante airport in 80 minutes, Valencia in 100
Here you will feel at home if you want quiet exclusivity — pines, sea views, a good dinner and no crowds.
El Portet
The horseshoe bay, the most sought-after villas on the coast
Pla del Mar
A gated area within walking distance of the marina
Arnella · Cap Blanc · Moravit
Green hillsides, large plots, sea views
Moraira Pueblo
The village centre by the marina, shops and restaurants