Les Platgetes Beach in Moraira combines sandy and rocky shoreline with a promenade, gardens and views across the Mediterranean. Located beside the coastal road towards Calpe, its two small coves offer an alternative to L’Ampolla and El Portet, whether you want time on the beach or a seafront stroll. This guide covers seasonal facilities, parking considerations and access advice, with links to other Moraira beaches to help you plan your visit.
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Les Platgetes offers a mixture of beach settings within one coastal stop. The official tourism guide describes two small coves combining sandy and rocky areas, alongside a promenade-viewpoint with gardens and a car park.
Choose a place on the sand for a beach break, or enjoy the shoreline from the promenade. The viewpoint makes this worth considering even when you are not planning to swim.
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The official listing identifies the following summer facilities:
It also lists bars and restaurants among the surrounding services. Availability can vary outside summer, so check locally if a particular facility is essential to your visit.
The sandy sections may be more convenient for families than the rocky areas, but conditions should guide where you settle and whether you enter the water.
Follow beach flags and lifeguard instructions, supervise children closely and keep clear of any marked boat-access channel. Take care on wet rocks and uneven surfaces.
Bring shade, water and sun protection, particularly when planning a longer summer visit.
If you plan to snorkel, assess the waves, visibility and your ability to enter and leave the water safely. Avoid standing on marine vegetation or disturbing wildlife.
For kayaking or paddleboarding, confirm current hire options and launch arrangements with a local operator before visiting. Equipment rental should not be assumed to be available at the beach.
A car park is identified in the official beach guide.
Allow extra time during busy periods and check the signs for charges, time limits or restrictions. An adjoining car park does not guarantee an available space, so avoid relying on the old description of “easy parking”.
If you are staying nearby, check the walking route from your accommodation and use designated crossing points when approaching from the coastal road.
Beach walkways are listed in the official information, but this does not confirm that every part of the shoreline has a step-free route.
Visitors with mobility requirements should contact Tourist Info to confirm the route from parking to the beach, accessible toilets and any assistance available. Ask specifically about reaching the sand and water, rather than just the promenade.
Combine your beach stop with a meal from our Moraira Restaurant Guide, or explore more local experiences in Things to Do in Moraira.
For alternative beaches nearby, browse:
Find the full selection in our Moraira Beaches Guide.
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