Moraira

One of the things I like about Moraira is that it does not have those ugly high rise blocks prevalent in most tourist destinations and no noisy nightclubs. However you can still enjoy the nightlife with good music and dancing in a number of bars. Like our pub crawl, my Spanish friends like to bar crawl. Have drink and a dance then move on to another and another. There are 2 sandy beaches, Moraira itself and El Portet, which are both blue flag awarded. You know the photos you see of restaurants right by the shoreline, or on a cliff looking across the sea and you know they are going to be expensive because of the location. Well here you can do that and it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. There are lots of bars and restaurants dotted along the coast. La Bona Taula, is just 1.5km along the Calpe road from Moraira offers fantastic food and amazing views over the bay. Also try the cocktail bar called Upperclub at the yacht club in Moraira, fantastic views, nice music and great cocktails. There are a variety of restaurants that are good quality and affordable. This area and the surrounding areas are steeped in history so plenty to see there too. Golf Courses, Theme Parks, Water Sports, Cycling, Hiking, Rock Climbing …. The list goes on and on. I always stay in a villa and always book with Villaspain.  Great service, great villas and great prices. They rent apartments too but I would go for a villa as you have your own space and privacy which you appreciate after being out all day.