Towns and beaches

Moraira has three main sandy beaches, all recognised with a blue flag*.  There are also a great number of natural rock beaches hidden along the coastline, some of which are only accessible from the sea.

There is also a permanent fair ground, less than 500 metres from the beach for the enjoyment of younger holiday goers.

Interesting links:

Teulada-Moraira.Official tourism web of the Comunidad Valenciana.

Ayuntamiento de Teulada.Official web-page of the village (Spanish).

Tourism Teulada Moraira. Web-page about tourism in Teulada-Moraira.

Everything Moraira. Page about Moraira.

Teulada-Moraira.

This village is unique in that it has two separate urban centres.  Teulada is the original village, in the country, surrounded by vineyards, and a typical Spanish town.  Moraira was in the beginning a fishermen's settlement, and now has its own fantastic port which has lead it to become one of the most attractive tourist centers of the coast.

Moraira is an eye-catching little town close to your villa, its main focus is on tourism and there are many good restaurants, relaxing terraces and lovely boutiques.  Unlike most of the Mediterranean villages, Moraira has kept its original charm as a small coastal village by putting emphasis on the conservation of cultural heritage and prohibiting the construction of buildings that have more than three floors.

Interesting links

*Blueflag. International eco-label beach award.

Costablanca.org

Javea

If you are seeking some culture during your holiday, Javea will not disappoint you. Its old center preserves the ancient design with small irregular roads and well kept old stone facades. There are also a great number of little shops like tasteful jewelers and old book shops.

Interesting links:

Javea.Official tourism web of the Comunidad Valenciana.

Spanish fiesta.

Javea.com