Cala del Moraig is one of the most spectacular coves on the Costa Blanca famous for its turquoise water, dramatic cliffs, sea caves and hidden beaches.
Whether you want to relax, snorkel, explore by kayak or discover secret caves only accessible from the sea, Cala Moraig is the perfect place for a Mediterranean adventure.
In this guide, we’ll show you the best things to do in Cala del Moraig, where to rent kayaks and paddle boards, what to see nearby, and local tips to help you enjoy the beach like a local.
Cala del Moraig is located in Benitatxell, between Moraira and Jávea. During the summer months, parking restrictions may apply, so arriving early is recommended. The beach can be accessed by car via Cumbre del Sol and is well signposted from the main coastal roads
Cova dels Arcs is the most iconic landmark of Cala del Moraig. This impressive sea cave has been carved by the Mediterranean over thousands of years and offers one of the most photographed views on the Costa Blanca. The cave is easily accessible from the beach and is particularly spectacular in the morning when sunlight illuminates the rock formations
Unlike many of the coves that surround it, Calpe La Fossa beach has companies specialized in nautical activities for all audiences, including the rental of kayaks and other recreational boats, underwater activities, and visits to nearby caves and coves, the most recommended.
The waters of Cala del Moraig are considered to be one of the cleanest and clearest in the Marina Alta.
It is not surprising, therefore, that many of those who drop by, take the opportunity to practice water sports that allow them to enjoy the warmth of its waters and underwater life.
Rent kayaks, sups, or pedal boats and visit nearby coves, and make stops to snorkel and admire the marine biodiversity of the area of Poble Nou de Benitatxell.
In addition to the water, it is also possible to enjoy the unique orography offered by the Cala del Moraig and its surroundings.
The best example of this is the route of the cliffs of Benitaxell. An excursion that starts at the parking lot of Cala Moraig and ends at Cala Llebeig. In total, 4 km of walking can be done perfectly with children and we recommend you bring good shoes and plenty of water.
If you are looking for something shorter, go by car to the Falla del Moraig or Puig de la Llorença, from where you can see the entire Marina Alta
Do not miss the opportunity to make the route of the cliffs on your visit to Cala de Moraig.
Unlike what happens on the beaches of nearby towns, the dining options found in Cala del Moraig are very limited.
However, if you don't mind taking the car, in a very short time you can reach restaurants that are well worth a visit.
Replenish your strength by ordering a lobster and monkfish paella or, if you prefer, with one of their fish from the fish market or a selection of meats. It is not the cheapest option, but it is one of the best and closest to the beach.
Average price: 45 €.
If you are looking for a beachfront restaurant with a varied menu and reasonable prices, drop by Vive Bonita. Refresh yourself with their complete salads or take away your hunger with one of their tasty beef burgers and a cold beer.
Average price: 25 €.
Leaving Benitatxell, but not far away, you can find a perfect restaurant to eat a menu or, if you prefer, enjoy a great seafood paella in the sun or under one of the umbrellas that dot its large terrace.
Average price: 20 €.