What's the weather like in Moraira in July?
Summer is fully upon Moraira, Spain in July. The sun normally shines for 13 hours per day as temperatures soar. Most people will enjoy the glorious weather as temperatures settle between 20 °C and 29 °C though expect 21mm of rainfall over the course of 3 days.
Temperature
The daily average temperature for Moraira in July is usually around 25 °C and travellers looking for sweltering temperatures won't be disappointed. July is peak season for tourism so you can expect it to be very busy. The highest ever recorded temperature for July in Bodrum is a sweltering 41 °C with the lowest being 15°C. The average sea temperature in July is normally around 24°C which feels warm and many will enjoy taking a splash or swim to cool off from the heat. The average humidity for the resort is 65% which will feel humid due to the very high temperatures. Caution is advised as many can feel fatigued in the heat so try to avoid spending too much time in the sun and ensure you take regular breaks in the shade and indoors. Drink lots of water to stay hydrated and apply a high SPF to protect your skin. Pack lots of beach wear, t-shirts and shorts in your luggage as you'll definitely require them at this time of year.
Hotels in Moraira in July
Hotel Cervantes
Situated just kilometres from Moraira is the Hotel Cervantes. This budget accommodation resides in the countryside but it's only a short walk to local restaurants and beaches. If you need to stock up on essential supplies, the local grocery store is a stone's throw away. Each apartment has one or two bedrooms, private bathroom, dining area and terrace. You'll also find a TV, cooker, fridge and safe. As well as the outside pool, the beach is just 300m away so you can enjoy the sunshine without having to travel too far.
Villa Matisse
If you'd prefer more luxurious accommodation, there are plenty of beautiful villas in the region. Villa Matisse is highly recommended by many due to its location and facilities. Here, each room has either a sea or mountain view and air conditioning. If you're searching for things to do on your holiday then this villa is perfect for you. Have a bite to eat on the outside barbecue, take a swim in the pool or attempt cycling, windsurfing or hiking either on site or close by.
Beaches in Moraira in July
Cap Blanc beach
Cap Blanc in Moraira is a lovely sunbathing beach which you will find situated at at the bottom of some cliffs. There is no direct road access to the beach so it is best to Park your car at the top of the cliffs and take a leisurely walk down, or catch a bus or taxi to the pathway. It has beautiful water that is perfect for swimming in.
Bars and Restaurants
The Lowry Restaurant
For a vibrant menu, visit The Lowry Restaurant. This relaxed establishment is well known for serving fresh food from British to International dishes. Situated on the Moraira Coast Road, this friendly restaurant is perfect for families as they offer a children's menu especially for little ones. There's also free Wi-Fi and disabled access so it caters to a wide range of guests.
Rusty's Bar and Restaurant
Another warm and inviting restaurant is Rusty's Bar and Restaurant. Located behind Supermercado Mercadona, this eatery has both character and charm with several delicious dishes to choose from. You can enjoy a meal or just have a quick drink on the terrace. Serving British and International cuisine means Rusty's is popular with tourists and there's live entertainment two nights a week to keep guests amused.
Bar Ambiente
For evening, you might enjoy one of Moraira's most popular venues, Bar Ambiente. Offering live music and karaoke, if you want a fun filled night then this is the place to visit. You can relax in the elegant interior or enjoy a cool, refreshing drink on the terrace. Thursday's is also happy hour which is hugely popular with both locals and travellers.
Things to do in Moraira in July
Scuba Moraira
Beat the Spanish heat by diving below the waves with Scuba Moraira. This diving centre is conveniently located on a beautiful beach with access to some of the best diving sites in Spain. There are over 25 different sites available for you to visit ranging from 6 metres to 40 metres. Whether you're a professional diver or novice, the centre will cater to you and make it a memorable experience.
Scuba Diving
Another scuba diving option is to take a twenty minute drive to Javea, Spain to enjoy a different stretch of the Mediterranean. It's worth taking some extra time to research the different scuba companies as prices vary and trips start at different times.
Dates to note
Moraira and Alicante host many festivals throughout July. The Fiestas of Font Santa, Nuestra Senora de los Desamparados y Virgen del Carmen, Benimarco and Els Sants de la Pedra all occur during this month. Each event features street processions, fireworks, feasts and bull running.
