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Moraira
An oasis of calm and charm amongst the mass tourism resorts of Spain’s Costa Blanca, the quaint town of Moraira offers quality rather than quantity when it comes to holiday amenities. The medieval old town offers upmarket shopping and a colourful weekly market; the two main beaches have Blue Flag status; several of the tastefulmore
Moraira - Ras. Date of travel: Apr 2009
Moraira is a great spot, to chill, party and enjoy the Spanish coast. Also, can learn Kitesurfing and get all your fresh gear at GravityCartel SurfShop on the road as you go in to Moraira. Its a great place .... busy in summer though.... IKO Kitesurfing School, SurfShop etc ... they can sort you out.
Moraira- lovely holiday spot. - Rev. & Mrs Patton. Date of travel: Oct 2008
We love Moraira simply because it's so different from the rest of the Costa Blanca. Much quieter and more restful and less inclined to partying and young kids on group holidays. There are some super places to eat here, really first class and the town is beautiful. If you've not been here before give it a go, it's a really lovely place and not at all your typical Costa Blanca.
Fabulous Moraira - Jill Tyler. Date of travel: May 2007
Fabulous Moraira
The resort of Maraira has class. It is also incredibly pretty & in pristine condition. Somehow it still maintains the charm of a small town. Wonderful restaurants - too many to mention except my favourites, Le Dauphin (this has a michelin recommendation ) & La Luna (not such a stunning venue, but superb food and excellent service at a price anyone can afford) Beautiful Chill out bar in the "Club Nautico" (you don't have to have a boat to go there). Stunning sea views, with huge sofas to lay back & sip the Cava.
 
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