The sun and beach season may have officially ended until next year, but this does not mean that these idyllic spaces with fine sands and spectacular landscapes will disappear from travelers’ plans. There are many lovers of the Mediterranean coves who continue looking for these places and, even if they do not bathe in its already cold waters, They enjoy a pleasant walk without the crowds typical of the summer season.
Unlike other destinations, which continue to have a large influx of tourists during these months, the town of Moraira maintains a calm and ideal atmosphere for those who put it on their list to visit before the end of the year.
Located between mountains and the sea, Moraira is an old fishing village that has managed to preserve its essence, combining its history with modern comforts. Its eight kilometers of coastline include fine sand beaches and rocky coves with turquoise waters, which are perfect to enjoy without the hustle and bustle of summer. In autumn, the temperature is around 20 degrees, ideal for enjoying the landscape without the oppressive summer heat.
What to see and do in Moraira
In Moraira, no matter what the weather is, you will always find plans that can be adapted to the conditions of the place. Specifically these months the most popular places to visit is undoubtedly its fishing port. True to its roots this is a perfect place to watch the boats arrive at the end of the day. Furthermore, in the Lonja de Moraira, you can find fresh fish and seafood, something perfect to discover a little more about its gastronomy.
In the direction of history, the Moraira Castle stands out, a small but iconic fortification, built in the 18th century, it protected the coast from Berber pirates. Its semicircular structure and sea views make it an excellent place to photograph and learn about the defensive history of the region.
As it could not be otherwise, the beaches and coves in the area are also worth seeing, even in the coldest months. One of the most picturesque is the Cala del Portetideal for a quiet day of snorkeling and diving. Its crystal clear waters and the tranquility of the surroundings make it one of the best places to enjoy the sea in autumn.
On Fridays in Moraira there is an unmissable event at the weekly market where you can buy fresh products, such as fruits, vegetables, sausages and crafts. It is an excellent way to learn about the region’s products and enjoy the local atmosphere.
A town of tradition and fishing culture
Moraira’s past is palpable in every corner of the port and the markets. Fishing was the main livelihood of its inhabitants for centuries, and even today, local gastronomy and festivities are deeply connected to the sea. The nearby fish market and tapas bars offer a tasting of fresh seafood, directly from the fishermen.
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