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Moraira

This stunning park is just a ten minute stroll to a sandy beach and close to the popular old fishing port of Moraira. This is the ideal park - in the most idyllic location.

The park has been well laid out and thoughtfully designed,making full use of its beautiful surroundings. Situated in a small secluded bay within a pine forest, the park is walking distance to the town centre, a sandy beech, golf courses and tennis courts.

Moraira enjoys a typical subtropical Mediterranean climate, with a cool sea breeze in summer to ensure the weather doesn't become too hot and the protection from the surrounding mountains ensures that the winters are mild.The area has around 325 days of sunshine a year with an average temperature which exceeds 20 degrees.The weather is neither too hot in summer nor too cold in winter - such an ideal climate that the world health organisation recommended this part of Spain as one of the most equitable in the world.

Agriculture is the main industry of the area with the growing of fruits and the famous Muscatel grape for wine production.The other major industry is tourism, an important part of the area's economy.

The local people are very friendly and welcoming and with a large number of British living in the area, English is widely spoken.

Swimming Pool

Restaurant

Bar

The once sleepy fishing village of Moraria on the Costa Blanca coast has grown into a small yet charming and picturesque town. Its considerable charm attracts visitors from all over Europe and it is particularly popular with the Spanish from Madrid and Valencia.

The town has an old harbour and a new marina with an impressive choice of waterside restaurants - serving an amazing range of fresh locally caught fish. In fact the immediate area has eight Michelin star restaurants.

The very wide gently shelving sandy beach is safe and clean and has been awarded a blue flag. As you would expect there is a wide choice of water sports available, three golf courses, horse riding and tennis, in fact the area caters for most sports and pastimes.

The Costa Blanca has a very interesting coastline with some of Spain's most popular and pretty resorts. Altea,Denia and Calpe are all within fifteen km away and Benidorm is just thirty km away. The city of Valencia is just one and half hours away. as is Alicante, both cities offering a wide range of shops and restaurants. Both have an international airport with low cost flights to and from the UK.