Moraira Beach Guide: Discover the Best Beaches in Costa Blanca Spain

El Portet Beach in Moraira is a picturesque Mediterranean bay beneath the Cap d’Or peninsula, with a predominantly sandy shoreline, some pebbly sections and restaurants overlooking the water. Popular for beach days, swimming and kayaking when conditions allow, it also provides a starting point for exploring the surrounding coastal scenery. This guide covers what to expect, seasonal facilities, parking considerations and practical advice for planning a visit with family or friends.

Cala de L’ Advocat is a calm sandy beach on the Benissa Costa, close to Moraira, best known for its small jetty that keeps the sea still and peaceful. With the safe, shallow waters and the little stairs into the sea, it is perfect for taking the little ones. Views here are also sublime, with both the Peñon de Ifach and the El Cantalar Cliff visible from the beach.

Cala Baladrar is a charming pebble beach, protected from the easterly wind and complete with crystal clear waters. It starts at the Sesters ravine and ends at the 30m cliff which the La Polida rock fell from, and is perfect for relaxing with a drink in the chiringuito, or diving to see the stunning marine life.

Cala L’Andragó is a pebble and rocky cove on Moraira’s coastline towards Calpe, offering Mediterranean views and a different beach experience from the sandy shores of L’Ampolla and El Portet. Part of Teulada-Moraira, rather than Benissa, it is worth considering for a coastal stop, nearby dining or swimming when conditions allow. This guide covers its setting, parking and practical access considerations, with links to other Moraira beaches to help you choose where to visit.

Cala Els Pinets is a quaint sandy and rocky cove on the Benissa Costa, a few minutes drive from Calpe and Moraira. Only 20 metres long, it’s gorgeous turquoise waters are a draw for avid snorkelers, and the view of the famous Peñon de Ifach rock is magnificent.

Cala Llebeig is as a hidden gem within the stunning landscape of the Costa Blanca. This secluded cove, cradled by rugged cliffs and kissed by the azure waters of the Mediterranean, is located on the Cumbre Del Sol Benitachell, and offers a serene escape from the bustling tourist hubs nearby and is well worth a visit.

Les Platgetes Beach in Moraira combines sandy and rocky shoreline with a promenade, gardens and views across the Mediterranean. Located beside the coastal road towards Calpe, its two small coves offer an alternative to L’Ampolla and El Portet, whether you want time on the beach or a seafront stroll. This guide covers seasonal facilities, parking considerations and access advice, with links to other Moraira beaches to help you plan your visit.

Cala de la Llobella is a tranquil, unspoilt pebble beach in Moraira, ideal for snorkeling and diving, and complete with picturesque natural surroundings. Framed by pine trees and with crystal clear waters, it is the perfect spot for an undisturbed day at the beach.

Playa de la Fustera is a sandy Blue Flag beach on Benissa Costa, close to Calpe & Moraira, popular for its tranquil waters and attractive scenery. The beach is ideal for bathing and snorkeling, and is home to facilities like the Mandala Beach restaurant and the stunning La Fustera Cave.