Info Teulada Moraira Edición 34

Once the summer season is over,
Teulada-Moraira stands as a destination
for rest and relaxation. The pleasant
temperatures allow this unrivalled
Local Trails
destination to be enjoyed throughout
the year. Teulada-Moraira has various
routes, which the nearly year-round
pleasant weather make inviting to take.
BARRANC DE LA VIUDA | CALA MORAIG ROUTE SLCV50
Approximate distance: 4.1 km / Estimated time: 3 hours and 15 minutes there
and back.
This path will take you around one of the loveliest parts of the municipal area
to a beach known as La Cala. The beginning of the path is in the Portet area.
Start by walking up the Camino de la Viuda until you reach Calle Canario,
where you‘ll see a wooden sign showing you route. Carry on until you see a
fork in the road, halfway along, when you should keep right. The final stretch
of the path is the hardest, because it runs through the bottom of the ravine
and walkers need to take care. A recommended alternative to this route is the
path that that starts to the left, just before you reach the La Cala beach. This
is steep, but once you reach the top it is completely flat and presents no difficulties.
It will take you close to the Moraig beach, which is in the Benitachell
municipal area.
CAP D’OR ROUTE SLCV51
Approximate distance: 1.5 km / Estimated time: 1 hour there and back.
This path starts at the San Juan Bautista chapel at the end of the Portet
beach, which is thought to have been built in the mid19th century. Start out
along avenida del Portet and take calle Puerto lápice to the left until you get
to calle Puerto de Alcudia at the end of which the walk commences. Some
green and white stripes mark the path to the watchtower. Wonderful views
over the bay of Moraira, the Peñon de Ifach, l´Albir, la Aitana mountains, and
even the coast of Ibiza on a clear day, make all the effort worthwhile.
BARRANC DE XURRA ROUTE SLCV73
Approximate distance: 1.4 km/Estimated time: 1 hour there and back.
This is a short, easy route, close to the town of Teulada. It‘s an opportunity
to see some typical rural buildings and numerous species of plants. Starting
in the avenida Mediterráneo, go along calle Dr. J. Pitarch and then continue
along Camí de Sant Miquel. When you reach the “Creueta del Ave Maria”,
continue along Camí del Pas. You‘ll find the beginning of the route after a few
metres.