Teulada

The little town of Teulada was once well renowned for the cultivation of the Muscatel grape which was used mainly to produce wine. The hillsides around the town were terraced by the occupying Moors who also put in the intricate irrigation systems. Grapes, almonds and citrus fruits are still grown in abundance, although agriculture is no longer the main source of income as tourism has taken its place.

Teulada is the seat of the town hall for the area, but it's coastal region; Moraira just 6 kilometres which is now better known. Teulada-Moraira is one of the most popular destinations for tourists within the Costa Blanca north because of its magnificent beaches and coves.

Places of interest and ideas of things to do in Teulada

• Old Town: take a wander around the characterful streets.
• Market: small Wednesday morning.

Ideas of places to twin Teulada with day or night

• Visit Teulada on a Wednesday morning to enjoy the small market in the streets of the old town. Make the short drive to the coast and take a walk along the seafront at Moraira.
• Discover the inland towns of the Marina Alta. Visit Benissa with its magnificently restored historic centre, Gata de Gorgos which is well known for its tradition of producing wicker products and, Teulada where you can sample the wine from the locally grown Muscatel grape.
•  Enjoy the morning following any of the marked walking routes in the beautiful Montgo Natural Park on the outskirts of Denia, then visit the small town of Teulada for a well deserved Menu del Dia!

Places of Interest