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Two adjoined smaller urban beaches, also blue-flag. Has a boat ramp, lifeguard stations, toilets and showers, rental facilities for loungers and umbrellas, and a promenade.
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Playa de la Ampolla
The blue-flag beach is the most urban and popular in the area. Services here include lifeguard stations, toilets and showers, lounger and umbrella rentals, watersport facilities, disabled access, and restaurants.
Castillo de Moraira / Moraira Castle
The fortress was built in the mid 18th-century as part of a coastal network defensive system against Barbary pirates. The structure was restored in the 1980s.
Cala L’Andragó
A quiet, rocky cove popular for diving, snorkeling, and fishing. Has a lifeguard station and nearby restaurants.
Playa del Portet
The blue-flag sandy beach is good for swimming as well as kayaking, and the footpath to the Torre del Cap d'Or begins here. Services in the summer include lifeguard station, toilets, showers, boat rental facility, and nearby restaurants.
Torre del Cap d'Or / Cap d'Or Tower
The circular 16th-century watchtower was built to defend the coast from pirates, and has some great views of the surrounding area. It was fully restored in 1980.
The striking building was designed by Spanish architect Francisco Mangado Beloqui, and completed in 2011. It is a venue for classical music, musicals, and dance performances. Tickets can be purchased online, at the Teulada Ayuntamiento (Teulada City Hall) (M-F 08:30-15:00), and at the tourist information office.