In the old town and the centre of Moraira you will find everything you could wish for during your holiday.
There are many small bars, nice cafés, bank branches, restaurants and shops. Another recommendable destination for a shopping trip (if the choice here is not enough) is Benissa.

By car the city is very easy to reach, you just have to follow the CV-743 to Teulada and then turn onto the N-322, which will take you to Benissa. The drive only takes about 15 minutes, and even if you don't feel like shopping - Benissa is very pretty and well worth a visit!
The fishing town of Moraira also has unspoilt natural beaches. Rocky bays and sandy beaches alternate. The Cap d'Or watchtower and the castle on the beach are the town's landmarks.
The eastern part of the coast of Moraira is characterized by the protected bay Platja del Portet, whose rocky eastern flank extends 1 km into the sea up to the Cap d'Or (also: Punta de Moraira), followed by the Cala Portitxol. Immediately to the east of the marina is the small bay of Cala Portitxol. The L'Ampolla beach extends to the west of the castle. Here, the beach is separated from the old town by a palm-lined promenade. Further to the southwest, a promenade connects the two beaches Les Platgetes. The last two beaches of the place are Cala Andragó and Cala Cap Blanc.