Moraira a pearl on the Costa Blanca

Moraira

Moraira a pearl on the Costa Blanca

Moraira is a small fishing village with fantastic beaches

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El Portet

Sandy beach with crystal clear waters

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El Portet Beach

Superb views up to Calpe

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Enjoy sun, beach and sea

Moraira Strand Ampolla

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granadella

Hier wurden schon Hollywood-Filme gedreht

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Calpe

Wide sandy beach with shallow water

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Discover Moraira on the Costa Blanca

Located on the Costa Blanca, the small fishing village of Moraira is a real pearl and with its fantastic sandy beaches, crystal clear water and mild climate, it is one of the most sought-after holiday resorts in Spain

Description and location

Moraira is located between Valencia and Alicante, nestled in a hilly and mountainous landscape with a magnificent view of the Mediterranean. It is an old fishing village that has been tastefully expanded over the years. It now offers a variety of bars, restaurants, shops, a harbor with a number of luxury yachts alongside traditional fishing boats and two beautiful sandy bathing bays with lifeguards, pedal boats, beach loungers and beach cafes. The shallow waters allow safe bathing for all ages. There is a large weekly market every Friday that is not to be missed. There is also a small amusement park for children and numerous excursions to the local attractions and the mountainous hinterland.

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Die Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca in eastern Spain refers to the coast of the Spanish province of Alicante and stretches for 200 km from the city of Dénia in the north to Pilar de la Horadada in the south. The name Costa Blanca was invented by the tourism industry in the 1950s and is a reference to the traditional white-painted houses, the white sand and rocky beaches and the contrast between the blue sea and the bright coast. Due to the mild Mediterranean climate, easy accessibility with airports in Valencia and Alicante as well as motorway and regional trains, good infrastructure, stunning scenery, white sandy beaches, culture and history and relatively low property prices.

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Holiday resort for families and retirees

Who doesn't know this feeling: you're sitting on the beach in the bright sun, enjoying the view of the blue Mediterranean sea, smelling the scent of pine trees, enjoying a cool drink and wishing you could stay longer in this relaxing place. With over 300 hours of sunshine a year and a flight time of less than 3 hours, it's no surprise that Spain is a very popular travel and emigration destination for Germans. With almost 7 million holidaymakers in 2018, Spain is one of the most popular travel destinations for Germans. In 2022, almost 6,000 Germans officially emigrated to Spain. A total of 67,125 Germans emigrated to Spain over the last 10 years. The Costa Blanca is also the biggest attraction for emigrants.

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