Parking in Moraira
Free parking, blue zone and parking charges
In the centre of Moraira, paid parking applies in several streets within the blue parking zone. For visitors, parking costs a maximum of €1.70 for 2 hours. Residents who qualify for the reduced resident tariff pay less and may park for up to 3 hours. On Sundays and public holidays, parking in the blue zone is free. Planning to stay longer? Parking Les Sorts is one of the main free parking areas close to Moraira town centre.
Last updated: September 2026
Moraira blue zone at a glance
| Visitors | Residents* | |
| Minimum 20 minutes | €0.25 | €0.10 |
| 1 hour | €0.85 | €0.40 |
| Maximum parking time | 2 hours | 3 hours |
| Maximum charge | €1.70 | €1.20 |
The parking meter also calculates shorter intermediate periods.
*The reduced resident tariff is subject to municipal conditions and does not automatically apply to everyone living or staying in Moraira.
When do you have to pay for parking in Moraira?
The operating hours of the blue zone change throughout the year.
1 November to 31 March
Monday to Friday | 09:00am – 02:00pm
Saturday | 09:00am – 02:00pm
Sundays and public holidays | free
Parking is free in the afternoons during this period.
1 April to 30 June and 1 September to 31 October
Monday to Friday:
09:00am – 02:00pm
04:00am – 08:00pm
Saturday | 09:00am – 02:00pm
Sundays and public holidays | free
1 July to 31 August
Monday to Saturday | 09:00am – 08:00pm
Sundays and public holidays | free
Always check the signs where you park. Temporary restrictions may apply during local fiestas, events or roadworks.
How much does paid parking in Moraira cost?
Visitors and other non-residents pay the standard rate:
- 20 minutes: €0.25
- 1 hour: €0.85
- maximum 2 hours: €1.70
A reduced tariff applies to residents who meet the official requirements:
- 20 minutes: €0.10
- 1 hour: €0.40
- maximum 3 hours: €1.20
The resident tariff is subject to specific conditions. It applies to qualifying residents registered at an address within the regulated parking area and is linked to both the resident and the vehicle. Holidaymakers normally use the standard non-resident tariff.
Where does the blue parking zone apply?
The blue zone is mainly located in and around the centre of Moraira. Regulated parking spaces are easy to recognise by the blue road markings and nearby parking signs. Regulated parking can be found in areas including:
- Moraira town centre
- around Dr. Calatayud
- Calle de Madrid
- Paseo del Senillar
- the area around L’Ampolla beach
- parts of the road towards El Portet
- main roads around the edge of the centre
Always check the markings and signs next to the parking space, as regulations can differ from one street to another.
Frequently asked questions about parking in Moraira
How much does parking in Moraira cost?
For non-residents, parking in the blue zone costs €0.85 per hour. The maximum parking time is 2 hours and costs €1.70.
How long can I park in the blue zone in Moraira?
Visitors and non-residents can park for a maximum of 2 hours. Residents who qualify for the reduced resident tariff can park for up to 3 hours.
Is parking free in Moraira on Sundays?
Yes. The regulated blue parking zone is free on Sundays and official public holidays.
Do I have to pay for parking in Moraira during winter?
Yes, but only in the morning. From 1 November until 31 March, the blue zone operates from Monday to Saturday between 09:00 and 14:00. Parking is free in the afternoons.
Where can I park for free in Moraira?
Parking Les Sorts is one of the main free parking areas close to Moraira town centre. On Friday mornings, part of the car park is used for the weekly Moraira market, so always check the temporary parking restrictions.
Can I pay for parking in Moraira with an app?
Yes. In addition to using the parking meters, regulated parking in Teulada-Moraira can be paid for using the MoWiz app. Your vehicle registration number is linked to the digital parking ticket.
Where can I park near El Portet beach?
There is parking around El Portet, but spaces are limited. During July and August in particular, we recommend arriving early if you want to park close to the beach.
Where can I park near L’Ampolla beach?
There are several parking spaces around L’Ampolla and Moraira town centre, although some are within the blue parking zone. If you plan to stay at the beach for several hours, Parking Les Sorts can be a more practical option.
Do the parking regulations also apply to rental cars?
Yes. The same parking regulations apply whether you are driving your own car or a rental car. When paying by app, make sure you enter the correct registration number of your rental vehicle.
What happens if my parking ticket expires?
Under the current ORA regulations, a parking notice can in certain situations still be cancelled. If you have exceeded the time on a valid parking ticket, a special cancellation ticket currently costs €4. If you did not have a valid parking ticket at all, the cancellation ticket costs €7. In both cases, a 2-hour time limit applies. Check the instructions on the parking notice or parking meter immediately.
Where can you park for free in Moraira?
Parking Les Sorts
One of the most convenient free parking areas is Parking Les Sorts, close to Moraira town centre. From here, you can easily walk to:
- the town centre
- shops
- restaurants
- the marina
- L’Ampolla beach
- Moraira Castle
For a longer visit to Moraira, Les Sorts is often more practical than the blue zone because there is no 2-hour visitor parking limit.
Parking Les Sorts on Fridays
Part of Parking Les Sorts is used for the weekly Moraira market on Friday mornings. Do not leave your car in the sections reserved for the market and always check the temporary signs. Restrictions are put in place before the market starts.
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Parking near L’Ampolla beach
L’Ampolla beach is located directly next to Moraira town centre. Parking is available around the seafront and the centre, although part of it falls within the regulated blue zone. During July and August, spaces close to the beach can fill up quickly. If you are planning to spend several hours at L’Ampolla, it can be easier to park a little further away and walk the final few minutes.
Parking at El Portet
Parking around Playa del Portet is more limited. Parts of the road towards El Portet are also within the regulated parking area. Especially during July and August, we recommend arriving earlier in the day if you want to park close to the beach. Always check the local parking signs before leaving your car.
How do you pay for the blue parking zone?
You can buy a parking ticket at one of the parking meters in the regulated area. Alternatively, you can pay for parking in Teulada-Moraira using the MoWiz app. Enter the registration number of your vehicle and select the required parking time. Parking enforcement officers can digitally check whether parking has been paid for using your registration number.
This is particularly convenient if you expect to use the blue zone several times during your holiday.
Back at your car too late?
Under the current ORA regulations, a parking notice can still be cancelled in certain situations. If you had a valid ticket but exceeded the paid parking time, you can currently obtain a special cancellation ticket for €4. This must be done within 2 hours of the original parking ticket expiring. If you had no valid parking ticket at all, the special cancellation ticket costs €7 and must be obtained within 2 hours of the parking notice being issued. Always follow the instructions on the notice or parking meter and keep proof of the cancellation.
Parking a rental car in Moraira
The same parking rules apply to rental cars. When using the MoWiz app, pay particular attention to the registration number. The parking payment is linked to the vehicle, so make sure you enter the number plate of your rental car correctly.
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Our advice for parking in Moraira
For a short visit to the town centre, the blue zone is convenient and inexpensive. If you are planning a long lunch, a few hours of shopping or a day at the beach, a free parking area such as Les Sorts is often the easier option. In July and August, our advice is simple: arrive a little earlier, park once and walk the last few minutes.
Moraira is compact enough to reach most places around the town centre comfortably on foot.