This elegant and spacious holiday villa is located in a perfect location to enjoy all of the amenities of the local area. Situated in a quiet residential road and with extensive views over the surrounding countryside, the villa is only three minutes’ drive – or fifteen minutes’ stroll - from Moraira village and two of its three blue flag beaches.

The house has been tastefully furnished to a high standard throughout and decorated in pastel tone. The accommodation is set on one level and is an ideal rental villa for families with young children or for those who find difficulty with steps and inclines.

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There are no high-rise developments, no large hotels, no package tours, and no large and noisy nightclubs. Moraira is simply a small, yet now bustling, Mediterranean port and an ideal location to spend a relaxing family holiday. Development of the area has been closely regulated and is mostly in the form of privately-owned villas spread over quite a substantial area and set amongst the rolling hills bordering the coast.

Moraira evolved as the fishing port for Teulada, and both the lookout tower (Torre-vigia) on Cap d'Or overlooking Moraira's El Portet beach, and the Castle are reminders of its past. The village has four beaches, each one different in character from the others. During the summer months they are cleaned daily. The beach of El Portet is situated in a small bay sheltered by the Cap d’Or headland; its clear and tranquil water and gently sloping seabed make it very safe for swimming and ideal for children. The Ampolla beach, closest to the town, offers an expanse of sand and is backed by a play area, beach bar and restaurant. Platgetes, further along the coast, is smaller, quieter and part sand / part rock. The fourth beach, L'Andrago, is composed of a mix of boulders and pebbles and is ideal for snorkelling. North and south of Moraira are a number of small coves and secluded bays and that are well worth exploring.

Fishing boats still sail from the port, and there is a daily market where their catch is sold, but their numbers are now far exceeded by the quantity of luxury yachts and pleasure craft that today use the facilities and marina.

Small enough to be unaffected by mass tourism, and fortunate to have retained much of its original charm and character this vibrant and cosmopolitan holiday village has now become one of the most attractive and prestigious holiday centres of the northern Costa Blanca. Visitors are offered an extensive range of shops bars and restaurants and plenty of entertainments to suit all age groups and tastes.

All types of recreational facilities are available locally - tennis, surfing, wind surfing, water skiing, scuba diving, horse riding, walking, cycling, and swimming – and equipment can be hired locally at reasonable rates. Golfers will find three courses within a twenty to thirty minutes’ drive of the village.

The villa is professionally cared for by a local, English owned, villa management company. They will be on hand throughout the duration of your stay to assist with any query or problem that might arise.
The garden is maintained throughout the year.
The villa is well equipped with plenty of terrace and garden furniture. A car would be considered advantageous to really enjoy the general area but is not strictly necessary as the house is located within easy walking distance of the village and coast.

- Cots and high chairs are available to hire. - Arrival pack of basic provisions is available at extra charge.
The garden and pool are maintained throughout the year.

Saturday changeovers during the summer: flexible for early and late bookings.

A refundable security deposit of 200€ is required against breakages and damage. This will be refunded - providing all is left in good order - within 10 days of exit date.