Travelling to Moraira
Travelling to Moraira – how to reach Calamora Moraira easily
In practice there are two routes to Moraira: you fly to Alicante or Valencia and drive the last stretch, or you come in your own car. Moraira has no airport and no railway station of its own. This page sets the options side by side; for each one there is a fuller page with the practical details.
The options at a glance
Flying to Alicante
Indicative journey time About 2 hours 40 minutes’ flying from Amsterdam or Brussels, then a good hour’s drive (about 95 km)
More information flying to Moraira
Flying to Valencia
Indicative journey time About 2 hours 35 minutes’ flying from Amsterdam, then about 1.5 hours’ drive (about 130 km)
More information airports compared
Your own car
Indicative journey time About 2,000 km from the Netherlands, some 21 hours’ driving, usually split over two days
More information by car to Moraira
Transfer or taxi
Indicative journey time From the arrivals hall to the door, a good hour from Alicante
More information transfer service
Bus and tram
Indicative journey time Longer, with a change at Teulada
More information public transport
Flying: Alicante or Valencia
Most guests land at Alicante-Elche. That airport is the closest to Moraira and has direct flights from Amsterdam, Eindhoven and Brussels among others. Valencia is further away, but it is a good alternative if there is a better flight from there or if you want to spend a few days in the city. From both airports you take the AP-7 to exit 63 (Benissa/Teulada). If your flight is seriously delayed, read what you can claim on the page about flight delay and cancellation.
In your own car
Those staying longer, or wintering here, often choose the car. The route runs through France to the Spanish border at La Jonquera and then along the AP-7 past Barcelona and Valencia. In France you pay tolls; the Spanish section of the AP-7 as far as Alicante is toll-free. The full route description to the front door is in the directions to Calamora. Arranging a car once you are here is also possible: see car hire in Moraira.
Without a car
Without a car there are two options. A transfer booked in advance takes you straight from the airport to the apartment. Public transport works too: ALSA runs from Alicante airport to Teulada among other places, and the tram from Alicante stops at Teulada station, with a change at Benidorm. From there you take the local bus or a taxi to Moraira. That takes more time and some planning, certainly outside the high season.
Once you are in Moraira
Calamora is right in the centre, by the roundabout with the old olive tree, about 200 metres from the beach. Across the street you park free of charge. Most places in the village are within walking distance. How to get around further by bus, taxi or bicycle is on getting around Moraira. Useful addresses for your stay are under the practical information about Moraira.
Staying at Calamora in Moraira
Once you have arrived in Moraira, Calamora is your ideal base. Free parking included, central in the village and within walking distance of everything. You book directly with us — no middleman, no booking fees.
A maximum of 4 guests may stay here (infants not included).
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Frequently asked questions about travelling to Moraira
Which airport is closest to Moraira?
The nearest airport is Alicante (ALC), about 95 km from Moraira: 1 to 1.5 hours' drive along the AP-7, which has been toll-free since 2020. Valencia (VLC) is also an option, about 125 km away (± 1.5 hours' drive). From the Netherlands and Belgium several airlines fly direct to Alicante, among them KLM, Transavia, TUI and Ryanair.
How do I get from Alicante airport to Moraira?
The easiest way is by hire car or a transfer service booked in advance. There is no direct bus service from the airport to Moraira. With a transfer service you are in Moraira in about 60 minutes. Public transport (bus via Benidorm or Calpe) involves several changes and 2.5 to 3 hours of travel.
Do I need a hire car in Moraira?
In the centre of Moraira you do not need a car: the beaches, shops, restaurants and the marina are all within walking distance. If you want to explore the area (Jávea, Calpe, the Jalón valley) a hire car is practical. At Calamora free parking is included. Hire cars can be booked at the airport.
How do I drive to Moraira from the Netherlands?
From the Netherlands, Moraira is 18 to 22 hours' drive away (about 1,900 km), usually split over two travelling days. The most common route runs via Brussels – Paris – Lyon – Barcelona – Valencia – Benidorm – Moraira. Consider a stop in the south of France or the north of Spain. The AP-7 along the Costa Blanca, toll-free since January 2020, brings you straight to Moraira.
Is there public transport in and around Moraira?
There is no town bus in Moraira itself. There are regional buses run by ALSA and VECTALIA connecting Moraira with Calpe, Jávea, Dénia, Benidorm and Alicante. The stop is in the centre of Moraira. A car or a bicycle is handy for more freedom. Taxis are available too.
Car hire in Moraira
Flight delay and compensation
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Calamora is a new apartment complex in the center of Moraira with a garden and swimming pool.
Calamora is beautifully situated on the central roundabout with the beautiful old olive tree.