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The area is very green with pinewoods, vine terraces and orange groves covering the landscape together with whitewashed house and villas scattered among the surrounding hills and valleys.
The historic Castle stands majestically on the waterfront next to the beach, providing a focal point for the various fiestas. The town's yacht marina, numerous restaurants and shops, set amongst pedestrianised areas, allow for endless browsing and alfresco dining. The area has only a few small hotels, which discourages package holidays, and encourages those who prefer independent holidays with peace and privacy.
There is a local golf course. Visitors are welcome with proof of handicap. Tennis, Bowls, and Boat hire are all also available within easy reach.
We recommend that you fly into Alicante airport. The journey to Moraira takes approximately 60 minutes via the A7 motorway. There is an alternative more scenic route via the coast road but this will take you a little longer. It is also possible to fly into Valencia airport - the journey will take
A car is essential. You can arrange car hire from either Alicante or Valencia airport.
There are many places of interest to see on day excursions, apart from the other coastal resorts of Javea, Calpe, Denia, Altea, Benidorm, Villajoyosa and Alicante there is also the spectacular scenery to see inland including the wonderful mountain-top fortress of Guadalest, the Vergal Safari Park near Denia, Europe's largest palm forrest at Elche and the ancient city of Murcia. Valencia (third largest city in Spain) is one and a half hours away and Barcelona (second largest) and the capital Madrid are four hours away, all reached by motorway. Spain's answer to Euro Disney, Port Adventura near Barcelona, is about four and a half hours away.
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