How Much Does a Holiday Home in Moraira Cost in 2027?
Villa and apartment prices in Moraira
How much does it cost to rent a holiday home in Moraira in 2027? The short answer is: it depends on when you travel, the type of accommodation you choose and which features matter most to you. An apartment in Moraira town centre sits in a very different price range from a spacious villa with four bedrooms, panoramic sea views and a large private pool.
The season also makes a significant difference. Guests who can travel outside the main school-holiday periods will usually pay considerably less than during the busiest weeks of July and August. Our 2027 rental prices are now available online. Below, we explain what you can expect to pay and what determines the cost of a holiday home in Moraira.
Last updated: September 2026
How much does a holiday home in Moraira cost?
Prices across our collection vary considerably. That is not surprising: we offer everything from apartments for four guests to spacious holiday villas for six or eight people with private pools, sea views and extensive outdoor areas. Some current examples:
| Holiday home | Weekly price range |
| Casa Luciana | approx. €415 – €1210 |
| Apartment Monica | approx. €540 – €990 |
| Moraira Suites | approx. €720 – €1,655 |
| Villa Alicia | approx. €740 – €1,950 |
| Villa Lara | approx. €740 – €1,950 |
| Villa Maia | approx. €740 – €2,050 |
| Villa Olivera | approx. €855 – €2,090 |
| Villa Paraíso | approx. €950 – €2,280 |
| Villa Annamar | approx. €990 – €2,690 |
| Villa Bahía del Portet | approx. €1,255 – €3,115 |
| Villa Andrago | approx. €1,895 – €4,295 |
Exact prices depend on the travel period, occupancy and individual property. Always check the relevant property page for current prices and availability.
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Why do holiday rental prices vary so much?
Two villas with the same number of bedrooms can still have very different weekly rates. That is because price is influenced by much more than simply the number of guests a property can accommodate.
1. The time of year
This is usually the biggest factor. Demand for holiday homes in Moraira is highest during:
- July
- August
- European school holidays
- popular holiday weeks and public-holiday periods
Prices are generally lower during spring, autumn and parts of the winter. If your dates are flexible, travelling outside peak season can make a substantial difference.
2. Apartment or private villa?
An apartment will generally cost less than a detached villa with its own swimming pool. But the rental price is only part of the story. An apartment in the centre of Moraira may offer:
- the beach within walking distance
- restaurants around the corner
- shops nearby
- little or no need for a hire car
So a slightly higher-priced central apartment can sometimes work out cheaper overall than a lower-priced property in the hills that requires a car throughout your stay.
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3. A private swimming pool
Almost all of our holiday villas have a private pool. Particularly during summer, the pool and surrounding terrace are often among the most important parts of the holiday — and naturally they also influence the rental price. Pools within our collection include:
- traditional private pools
- large 9 × 5 and 10 × 5 metre pools
- saltwater pools
- heatable pools
- pools with panoramic views
- very private pool terraces
If you expect to spend a lot of time at the villa, the quality of the pool area may be worth paying more for.
👉🏻 Villas with Private Pools in Moraira
4. Sea views
The view can also make a noticeable difference to the price. A villa with panoramic Mediterranean views will usually sit in a different price category from a comparable property without a sea view. But there are differences even within the sea-view category. At some holiday homes, you may see the sea from one terrace. At others, the Mediterranean forms part of the view from several terraces and living areas. At villas such as Andrago, Annamar, Bahía del Portet, Patricia and Rosana, the view is an important part of the overall experience.
👉🏻 Villas with Sea Views in Moraira
5. Location within Moraira
The area you choose also matters. A holiday villa near the bay of El Portet offers a different experience from a peaceful property higher in the hills. The same applies to an apartment in the town centre, where you can walk to almost everything. Some of the main areas within our collection include:
San Jaime
Peace, space and Club de Golf Ifach nearby.
Moravit
Close to Cala l’Andragó, restaurants and the Mediterranean.
El Portet
Known for its sheltered bay and one of Moraira’s most sought-after coastal locations.
Moraira town centre and Pla del Mar
Ideal if you want beaches, restaurants and shops within walking distance.
A cheaper holiday home is therefore not automatically the better-value choice. The location needs to suit the way you want to spend your holiday.
How much does a spring holiday in Moraira cost in 2027?
Spring can be one of the best-value periods to visit Moraira. Prices are generally considerably lower than in the middle of summer, while the season is particularly pleasant for:
- walking
- cycling
- golf
- day trips
- long lunches outdoors
- exploring the Costa Blanca
Outside peak periods, apartments and smaller holiday homes are available from several hundred euros per week. A private villa with its own swimming pool naturally starts at a higher level.
How much does a summer holiday in Moraira cost in 2027?
July and August are the busiest months. That is reflected in the rental prices. An apartment for four guests can still cost around or below €1,000 per week depending on the property and dates, while larger villas with private pools, sea views or premium locations can cost several thousand euros per week during the most popular summer weeks. When comparing larger villas, it can therefore be useful to calculate the cost per person. For example: A villa costing €2,400 per week for eight guests works out at: €300 per person for the week. For that price, your group has an entire holiday home, kitchen, terraces and private pool.
For larger families or two households travelling together, this can compare favourably with booking several hotel rooms.
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Is June or September cheaper than July and August?
Usually, yes. The weeks immediately before and after the absolute peak season can offer an attractive combination of:
- lower rental prices
- warm Mediterranean weather
- sea temperatures suitable for swimming
- less pressure on beaches and restaurants
- most activities and businesses fully open
If you are not tied to school holidays, June and September are two of our favourite months in Moraira. You still get much of the summer atmosphere, often at a noticeably lower price.
What does a holiday home cost in autumn?
Autumn can also offer excellent value. September often still feels very much like summer, while October and November gradually become quieter. For sightseeing, walking, cycling and long lunches, this can actually be an advantage. Outside popular holiday weeks, many properties return to substantially lower weekly rates than in July and August. This makes autumn particularly attractive for couples, families with younger children and anyone able to travel outside the school holidays.
What does a winter stay in Moraira cost?
Longer winter stays work differently from a normal summer holiday. We offer selected apartments and villas for stays ranging from several weeks to a maximum of 12 consecutive weeks. When comparing winter accommodation, the weekly rental price is only part of the total cost. Also consider:
- heating
- electricity consumption
- winter sun on the terrace
- insulation
- comfortable furniture and beds
- internet
- distance to shops and restaurants
- whether you need a car
A lower-priced villa that is difficult to heat may ultimately cost more than a slightly more expensive property that is better suited to winter living.
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Which additional costs should you consider?
Depending on the property, costs in addition to the weekly rental price may include:
- bed linen
- final cleaning
- electricity or gas consumption
- security deposit
- late arrival after 20:00
- optional beach towels
- cot
- high chair
The exact compulsory and optional charges are shown on the relevant accommodation page. That way, you can see the complete picture before booking.
Are water and internet included?
Water and fibre-optic internet are generally included at our properties. For all holiday homes and apartments count that, electricity and/or gas consumption is calculated separately. This wat it´s possible to control your consumption by turning the on of off your airconditioning.
When should you book for summer 2027?
If you are planning to travel in July or August, we recommend booking early when you have a particular property or week in mind. The most popular villas and dates tend to be reserved first. This is particularly true for villas combining several desirable features, such as:
- private pool
- sea views
- walking distance to the beach
- accommodation for six to eight guests
- plenty of privacy
- attractive outdoor living
Outside peak season there is usually more flexibility. Even then, booking early can be worthwhile if you have very specific requirements.
How can you save money on a holiday home in Moraira?
Finding good value does not necessarily mean choosing the cheapest property.
Travel outside July and August | This usually creates the largest saving.
Share a larger villa | For six or eight guests, the cost per person can be very competitive compared with booking several hotel rooms or separate apartments.
Pay only for features you will actually use | There is little reason to pay extra for panoramic sea views if you intend to spend every day at the beach. On the other hand, if you plan to spend a lot of time at the villa, a beautiful pool terrace and outdoor kitchen may be well worth the difference.
Compare the total holiday cost | A central apartment where you do not need a hire car may ultimately cost less than a cheaper villa that requires a car throughout your stay.
Ask us | Because we know the properties personally, we can quickly suggest which holiday homes offer the best match between your budget and your priorities.
Affordable or premium?
Our collection deliberately covers different price levels. If location and value matter most, Casa Luciana or Apartment Monica may be attractive options.
If you are looking for more space, panoramic sea views, a large pool and extensive outdoor living, villas such as Andrago, Annamar or Bahía del Portet sit at the more premium end of the collection. There is no single “best” holiday home. The best value comes from choosing a property where you will actually benefit from the features you are paying for.
Check current prices for 2027
Prices and availability change throughout the season. For that reason, each accommodation page shows the current weekly rates for the available periods. You can also compare our complete collection here:
Have a particular budget, travel period or list of requirements? Contact us. Because we know the properties ourselves, we can help you make a shortlist that suits both your holiday plans and your budget.
Frequently Asked Questions about holiday home prices in Moraira
How much does a holiday home in Moraira cost in 2027?
Prices depend on the season, property type, location and facilities. Simpler accommodation outside peak season starts from several hundred euros per week, while large premium villas can exceed €4,000 per week in the busiest periods.
What is the cheapest time to rent a holiday home in Moraira?
Prices are generally lowest outside the main school holidays. Parts of spring, late autumn and winter usually offer the best value.
How much does a villa with a private pool in Moraira cost?
Prices vary significantly by season and villa. Outside peak season, private-pool villas can start from around €700–€1,000 per week, while larger villas are considerably more expensive in July and August.
How much does an apartment in Moraira cost?
Apartments are generally among the more affordable options. Apartment Monica, for example, currently starts at around €540 per week, while larger seafront apartments sit at a higher price level.
Why are Moraira holiday homes more expensive in July and August?
July and August are the main high-season months. Demand is highest because of European school holidays, so weekly rental prices are generally higher than during spring, autumn and winter.
Is September cheaper than August?
Usually, yes. Prices at many properties decrease from late August into September while the weather and Mediterranean sea temperature can still be very pleasant.
Are cleaning and bed linen included?
This varies by property. Bed linen and final cleaning are charged separately at many holiday homes. The exact costs are shown on each accommodation page.
Is electricity included in the rental price?
Not at every property. Electricity consumption is charged separately at a number of holiday homes, so always check the individual price information.
How much does a winter stay in Moraira cost?
Selected apartments and villas are available on longer-stay winter rates. Exact prices depend on the property, duration and period.
When should I book a villa for summer 2027?
If you want to travel in July or August and have a specific villa or week in mind, we recommend booking early. Villas for six to eight guests with pools, sea views or walkable locations are particularly popular.
Can a villa be good value for a larger group?
Yes. A €2,400 villa shared by eight guests, for example, works out at €300 per person for a full week before any additional charges.
Where can I find the exact price for my dates?
Each accommodation page shows the current rental prices and availability. Because prices vary by period, that is always the best place to check the final price.
