EL Quisi 17, Villotel, Moraira.

The house is fully equipped including washing machine, fridge freezer, cooker, microwave, slow cooker, portable BBQ, all utensils, crockery and bedding. A cot is already there but take babies bedding for their own comfort.

Outside there is the balcony leading from the living area with patio chairs and table, there is a large solarium roof accessed by stairs at the end of the balcony. Sleeps up to 6 comprising of one double bedroom one twinned bedroom and a double sofa-bed in the lounge.

There are public telephones by the pool but you may want to make sure you get the bar lifted on your mobile so it can be used abroad (warning! UK mobile companies charge £1/minute abroad)

There are some great walks to the top of the hill (if you're up to it!) magnificent views over the valleys and to the sea.

On the road into Moraira on the left is The European Shopping Centre with a good little supermarket Pepe la Sal, a few bars, general shops etc.
Further along is Barclays Bank and more shops.

At the roundabout in Moraira you can go straight on into the main street (one way), take the Portet road for the Portet beach, turn right for Moraira beach, car parks, the market (Fridays) or continue on the coast road to Calpe.

It's well worthwhile just wandering around the village it's very pretty with interesting shops bars and restaurants. Some recommendations: have a drink in La Sort just on the roundabout on the front. To soak up the sun and the atmosphere try lunch outside Cap D'Or, (that's the middle section of tables) very relaxed.

The Marina is interesting to walk around, there's a few bars and snack bars scattered around the area.


Places to go;

Drive along the coast road to Calpe, the scenery is stunning in places and has some of the best beaches on both sides of the rock (Penon de Ifach). Walking away from the town on the sea front towards the rock there is a really magnificent promenade with mosaic pavements, gardens, shady bars and restaurants. In the port further along are several good fish restaurants.

Javea is good for the beach (Arenal), interesting port and old town, maps are in the house.

Jalon is a must, again maps are in the house, recommended on the way to Jalon in Senija is Bar Senija (it's a restaurant not a bar) food is good, very much family run and inexpensive.

In Jalon itself La Pista is really good, personally and highly recommended, Casa Caty just over the road is also good. Further along going towards Alcalali is a honey shop selling all sorts of honey products, soap, candles, sweets and honey of course. On the same stretch are a couple of Bodegas worth visiting.

On to Alcalali there are a couple of good and unbelievably cheap restaurants, like 3 course meal of the day, wine or beer, coffee drinks etc for less than a tenner. Los Almendros and Castel Vi are next door to each other the food is very good in both the only problem you've got is choosing which one!

Going on from Alcalali towards Parcent turn left at the crossroads and drive up to Coll de Rates the highest point in the valley at the top is a bar restaurant from here you can see several towns on the coast and the full length of the valley.

This is a very small selection of places to see, eat and drink there's a huge variety available to suit everyone.