Fiestas & Sangria - Moraira & Teulada 2026

Moraira-Teulada 2026: Fiestas That Blend Seaside Charm with Inland Tradition in the Northern Costa Blanca

Moraira and Teulada form one charming duo—Moraira hugs the sparkling Mediterranean with its yacht-filled marina, rocky coves, and relaxed vibe. At the same time, Teulada sits a short drive inland amid vineyards and olive groves, keeping that classic Valencian village feel. Together, they share a fiesta calendar that’s intimate, authentic, and full of heart: no massive crowds like in bigger towns, but plenty of local pride, street dinners, fireworks, and traditions that feel genuinely lived-in.

The fiestas here reflect the area’s dual personality—Moraira’s maritime soul shines in summer patronales with sea processions and flower offerings to the Virgen del Carmen. At the same time, Teulada’s inland roots come alive with patron saint celebrations for Sant Vicent Ferrer, complete with processions, bull runs (vaquetes), and giant paellas. Moros y Cristianos add historic drama in early summer, and year-round events like Sant Antoni bonfires warm the winter months. In 2026, these celebrations bring neighbours together for shared meals, music until late, and that special sense of belonging that makes this corner of the Costa Blanca so special.

Here’s your 2026 fiesta guide for Moraira-Teulada (dates based on confirmed patterns and announcements; religious or moveable ones can shift slightly—always check turismoteuladamoraira.com, the Ayuntamiento site, or local posters for the latest programs as spring/summer approaches).

January 6: Cabalgata de Reyes Magos

• Three Kings parade (often arriving by sea in Moraira), floats, lights, and sweets thrown to kids— a joyful family start to the year in both towns.

January (mid-to-late, e.g., 16–18 or 23–24 pattern): Fiestas de Sant Antoni

• Bonfires (hogueras), blessing of animals, traditional music, parades, and street parties. Cosy winter tradition with pet processions and community warmth—strong in both Teulada and Moraira.

January/February (e.g., late Jan–early Feb): Fiesta de Sant Blai

• “Fiesta de la Dama” with parades, cultural acts, and events for all ages—lively and traditional in Teulada-Moraira.

February (around mid-Feb, e.g., Feb 14 pattern): Carnaval

• Costume parades, giant paellas, pasacalles, music tardeos, and fun for families—colourful disguises and street energy in Moraira, especially.

March/April (late March–early April): Semana Santa

• Solemn Holy Week processions: Palm Sunday blessings, silent nights, Good Friday burials, and Easter encounters—beautiful and moving in the old streets of Teulada and the port of Moraira.

April 8–19 (approx.): Fiestas Patronales de Teulada in Honor of Sant Vicent Ferrer

• Teulada’s big spring week! Coronation of queens, flower offerings, children’s day, main procession and fireworks on April 13 (Sant Vicent day), float parades, heifer bull runs (vaquetes), giant paella for “Día de les Quintades,” and pilgrimage to Font Santa. Processions, verbenas, and community feasts—pure local pride.

April 13: Día de Sant Vicent Ferrer

• Highlight of the patronales: religious procession, fireworks, and celebrations centred in Plaza de la Constitución, Teulada.

June (second/third week, e.g., early–mid June): Moros y Cristianos in Moraira

• Dramatic and colourful! Parades of filaes, mock battles, medieval market openings, concerts at the castle, “conquista” reenactments, and a gala desfile. Gunpowder, drums, stunning costumes—peaks with street energy and brotherhood meals.

June 23–24: Nit de Sant Joan

• Bonfires on the beach/port, jumping flames for luck, fireworks over the sea—summer’s fiery welcome in Moraira.

July (early–mid, e.g., July 3–19 pattern): Fiestas Patronales de Moraira

• En honor de Virgen de los Desamparados y Virgen del Carmen. Highlights: flower offerings (ofrenda), maritime processions with boats carrying the Virgin, concerts, street parties, and fireworks. Día grande around July 15–16—seaside gratitude and sparkle.

July 29–30 (approx.): Fiestas de Els Sants de la Pedra (in Teulada’s El Raval area)

• Outdoor dinners, masses, and lively nights—traditional and neighbourhood-focused.
• Other yearly highlights
• • Santa Catalina (late Nov, e.g., Nov 27–29): Parades and cultural events in Teulada.
  • Virgen del Carmen (mid-July): Fishermen’s sea tributes in Moraira.
  • Smaller events: Festa del Moscatell (wine harvest vibes), Corpus Christi processions with dances, Christmas markets, and local ferias.

Visitor tips for Moraira-Teulada fiestas 2026

• Summer (June–July) books up quickly—secure accommodation in Moraira port or Teulada centre early.
• Best spots: Moraira castle for concerts/fireworks, Paseo Senillar for parades; Teulada’s Plaza de la Constitución for patronales.
• Bull runs/vaquetes are exciting but contained—great for spectators, supervise kids.
• Join in: Street dinners and paellas are welcoming—bring your appetite and good vibes!
• Respect the traditions: Stay behind barriers, no touching filaes’ costumes, and enjoy responsibly.
• Local eats: Fresh seafood in Moraira, arroz dishes, moscatel wine—perfect during fiestas.

Moraira-Teulada’s fiestas prove that the northern Costa Blanca’s magic lies in its balance—sea and mountains, big energy and small-town warmth.