Marina
The marina of Moraira
The marina of Moraira is within walking distance of Calamora: a row of white sailing boats and motor yachts, terraces in front of them, and in the evening one of the loveliest places in the village for a drink with a view of the water.
By day it is the departure point for sailing trips, diving outings and fishing trips; in the evening the terraces of the Club Náutico and the restaurants alongside fill up with people who have just come from the beach. It is one of those places in Moraira where you walk past without a plan and always find something to do.
Just walk down to it from Calamora — it is a few minutes, and the way there runs through the centre of the village.
The marina is within walking distance of our accommodation. Read more about renting an apartment in Moraira.
A harbour with character
Unlike the big marinas of the Costa Blanca, the harbour of Moraira (Puerto Deportivo de Moraira) has kept its small scale. No high-rise and no bustle, but an open, well-kept setting looking out over the Mediterranean, the Peñón de Ifach and the coastline. The harbour is run by Club Náutico Moraira, a non-profit association founded in 1975; the harbour itself dates from 1985.
Club Náutico Moraira — the details
Club Náutico Moraira
Address Puerto de Moraira s/n, 03724 Moraira (Alicante)
Telephone +34 965 744 461
E-mail info@cnmoraira.com
Website cnmoraira.com
Berths 620
VHF channel 9
Depth 8 m in the outer harbour, 7.50 m in the entrance, 2 to 6 m in the inner basin
Facilities fuel, water and power on the pontoons, 60-tonne travel lift, 10-tonne crane, hard standing, workshops, toilets, car park, night security
Awards Blue Flag; ISO 9001 since 2009
If you want to book a visitor’s berth, ask the harbour directly for rates and availability. Club Náutico Moraira does not publish a price list on its own website.
Eating and drinking at the harbour
Around the marina are restaurants, bars and terraces where you can have lunch, dine or take a drink with a view of the sea. At sunset in particular this is one of the finest spots in Moraira. You will find fresh fish and seafood, Mediterranean dishes, tapas and local wines.
Restaurante Club Náutico Moraira “Bela Dama”
Address C/ Puerto de Moraira s/n, 03724 Moraira
Telephone +34 965 744 329
Website restauranteclubnauticomoraira.es
Kitchen Mediterranean, specialising in rice dishes and paella; cocktail bar with a sea view
Out on the water from the harbour
The harbour is the departure point for diving, boating and sailing. These are the operators in or immediately beside the harbour, with their own details.
Centro de Buceo La Galera — dive school
Address Puerto de Moraira s/n, 03724 Moraira — in the harbour itself
Telephone +34 646 674 766
E-mail buceolagalera@gmail.com
Website buceolagalera.es
Notes PADI dive centre, open all year, more than thirty dive sites between Benidorm and Jávea
Scuba Moraira — dive school
Departure from the marina of Moraira
Telephone +34 966 492 006
E-mail info@scubamoraira.com
Website scubamoraira.com
Notes SSI dive centre, daily boat dives at more than 25 sites along the coast
Moraira Boats Adventures — boat and kayak hire
Telephone +34 672 309 563 (English spoken)
E-mail info@morairaboatsadventures.com
Website morairaboatsadventures.com
On offer motorboats, sailing boats, kayaks, paddleboards, guided kayak trips, fishing trips and sunset trips
Tsunami Aventura — jet ski, kayak and paddleboard
Address Calle Castillo 28, 03724 Moraira — by the castle and the beach
Telephone +34 650 650 503
E-mail info@tsunamiaventura.com
Website tsunamiaventura.com
On offer guided jet ski trips to the Peñón de Ifach (30 min) and the Cabo de la Nao (60 min), with an instructor and a life jacket
Escuela de Vela y Remo — the club’s sailing and rowing school
Booking through Club Náutico Moraira, +34 965 744 461 or info@cnmoraira.com
Website cnmoraira.com/deportes-2
On offer courses in sailing, rowing and paddleboarding for beginners and the more experienced, in dinghies and catamarans
Call before you go
None of these operators publishes fixed opening hours on its own website, and outside the summer season the hours are shorter. One phone call or e-mail beforehand saves a wasted walk. For diving and jet skis there is the added point that places fill up quickly in high season.
The Castillo, at the end of the harbour
On the headland beside the harbour stands the Castillo de Moraira, a coastal fort of 1742 built against pirate raids. Inside is a small visitor centre with multilingual presentations on piracy in the Mediterranean and the system of watchtowers along this coast. Admission is free.
Castillo de Moraira
Address Explanada del Castillo, 03724 Moraira — beside the Playa de l’Ampolla
Admission free
15 June to 15 September Thursday to Sunday, 10.30 to 13.30 and 17.30 to 20.30
16 September to 14 June Friday to Sunday, 10.30 to 13.30
Information Tourist Info Teulada Moraira, +34 965 745 168 or teulada@touristinfo.net
Central in Moraira
What makes the marina especially pleasant is how central it is. Within a few minutes you can walk to the sandy Playa de l’Ampolla, the shops and supermarkets, the old village centre and the terraces and bars. From Calamora it is about five minutes on foot, straight through the centre. That makes the harbour not only a destination in itself but also a natural starting point for a day in Moraira.
For questions about the area you can turn to the tourist office: Tourist Info Teulada Moraira, Avenida de Madrid 15 (Edificio Espai La Senieta), 03724 Moraira, +34 965 745 168, turismoteuladamoraira.com.
Stay at Calamora in Moraira
The marina of Moraira is just 250 metres from Calamora. From the terraces along the water to watersports and charming boat hire — all of it is reachable on foot. You book directly with us, with no middleman.
A maximum of 4 guests may stay here (infants not included).
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Frequently asked questions about the marina of Moraira
What is there to do at the marina of Moraira?
The marina of Moraira (Club Náutico de Moraira) is the beating heart of the village. Here you can hire boats, take watersports lessons (sailing, diving, SUP), stroll along the terraces or fish from the pontoon. The sandy Playa de l’Ampolla beach is right next to the harbour.
Can I hire a boat at the harbour of Moraira?
Yes. At the marina several operators hire out motorboats and sailing boats, as well as larger sailing yachts with a skipper. Since 1 October 2026 a licence is always required for a hired motorboat. Hire is possible by the hour or by the day. Book ahead in high season.
Are there restaurants at the marina?
Yes, along the marina promenade are several restaurants and terraces with a view of the boats and the bay. Ideal for lunch or dinner by the water. There are well-known places for fish, tapas and international cooking.
How far is the marina from the centre of Moraira?
The marina is about 250 metres from Calamora, right in the centre of Moraira: a few minutes on foot.
Is there diving at the harbour?
Yes. In and around the marina there are two dive centres offering guided dives, courses and equipment hire. The Costa Blanca is known for its clear water and varied underwater life.