Explore the nature reserves around Moraira
Discover the unspoilt beauty of Moraira
Moraira, on the beautiful Costa Blanca, is a paradise for nature lovers. With breathtaking viewpoints and scenic walking routes, the area offers plenty of scope for an unforgettable holiday full of time outdoors.
Beautiful nature reserves around Moraira
One of the most admired nature areas nearby is the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe. This imposing rock is a challenge for walkers and rewards you with a spectacular view.
The Sierra de Bernia mountains are also well worth it for adventurous walkers. The area offers a variety of paths and views over the surrounding coastline that you should not miss.
Fine viewpoints for the best photo moments
Moraira also has beautiful viewpoints such as the Mirador del Cap d’Or. This spot offers a panoramic view over the Mediterranean and is ideal for capturing that perfect holiday photo.
Walking routes for every level
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced walker, the walking routes around Moraira have something for everyone. Enjoy a quiet stroll with a sea view, or take on the challenge of a hike through rougher country.
The ideal base: Calamora Moraira
At Calamora Moraira we offer comfortable apartments where you can relax after a day of discovery. With free WiFi and a Sonos sound system in both apartments, it is the perfect place to round off your holiday days.
For more things to do in the area, have a look at the nicest things to do in Moraira.
Book your next adventure
Ready to explore the nature around Moraira? Book your stay at Calamora Moraira now and experience the beauty of the Costa Blanca for yourself!
Practical information
- Peñón de Ifach: booking is compulsory
- To walk the Ruta Roja to the summit you need a personal booking — a maximum of 300 visitors a day, one booking per person, and a warden may ask to see it. The town of Calpe explains the procedure: booking for the nature park.
- Cap d’Or: route SL-CV 51
- The waymarked route starts on Avenida del Portet: 1.7 kilometres, about 50 minutes, 205 metres of climbing. The map and the GPS track can be downloaded from the walking federation FEMECV.
- Bring water
- There is no drinking water anywhere along these coastal paths. The official walking guide of the Generalitat calls water indispensable on these routes: route 23, the coves of Llebeig and Moraig (pdf).
- Maps and up-to-date information
- Avenida Madrid 15 in Moraira, telephone 965 745 168. From October to May on weekdays 10.00–17.00, from June to September 10.00–20.00, and all year round on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10.00–14.00. Tourist Info Teulada Moraira.
Opening hours and rates are those of October 2026 and vary by season; please check them on the official site before your visit.
Your stay at Calamora in Moraira
The countryside around Moraira begins right outside the door: from Calamora you are on the coastal paths towards Cap d’Or within fifteen minutes. After a day outdoors you come home to an apartment with a terrace, a garden and a pool.
A maximum of 4 guests may stay here (infants not included).
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Why book directly with us
- No middleman and no booking fees
- Twenty per cent today, the rest only six weeks before you travel
- Plans changed? Your payment moves with you to another date
- Personal contact with us about arrival, keys and tips
Frequently asked questions about the countryside around Moraira
Do I need a booking to climb the Peñón de Ifach?
Yes. The Ruta Roja to the summit requires a personal booking, with a maximum of 300 visitors a day and one booking per person. A warden may ask to see it.
How long is the walk to the Torre del Cap d'Or?
The waymarked route SL-CV 51 is 1.7 kilometres long, takes about 50 minutes and climbs 205 metres. It starts on Avenida del Portet in Moraira.
Is there drinking water along the coastal paths?
No. There is no drinking water anywhere along these routes. The official walking guide of the Generalitat calls water indispensable on these paths.
How far is it from Calamora to the coastal paths?
From the apartments it is about a quarter of an hour on foot to the coastal path at El Portet, where the route to Cap d'Or begins.