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Mojacar Beach para Familias
★★★★Calle Finisterre, Mojácar9,7 Fantastic · 10 reviews- Parking
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294 accommodations with instant confirmation · from 71,71 € per night
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Mojácar has two well-differentiated areas and it is worth knowing this before choosing. The old town, perched on the hill, is the option if you are looking for atmosphere, narrow streets, terraces and sea views; here rentals are usually in charming houses, but parking is complicated and there are steep slopes. The other area is Mojácar Playa, at the foot of the coast, where most apartments and hotels are concentrated; it is flatter, you have the beach nearby and it is more comfortable if you travel with children or with reduced mobility. Between the two, the local road connects them in about ten minutes by car, so it is not a drama to stay in one and go down to the other, but if you do not want to depend on the vehicle, better choose the beach.
As for prices, the difference between high and low season is notable. In July and August, the average price rises and it is difficult to find something for less than 150 euros per night; on the other hand, in May, June or September, the average price drops to about 130-140 euros, and you can find options from 102 euros. If your date is flexible, the months of April and October are also good, with fewer people and still pleasant weather for the beach, although the water is cooler. Long weekends and Easter week also drive up rates, so if you are looking for a bargain, avoid those dates.
To get there, the most common is to fly to Almería (about 80 kilometers) or to Murcia (about 120), and then rent a car; public transport to Mojácar is scarce and will not allow you to move freely. Within the municipality, the car is almost essential unless you stay on the first line of the beach and do not leave there. Before booking, check if the accommodation includes a parking space, because in the old town parking on the street is a ordeal, and also check if air conditioning is included in the price, something that in summer is non-negotiable. Read the cancellation conditions and if they charge an extra for cleaning or pets; in many apartments, bed linen and towels are already included, but not always, so it is worth checking.
The average price is around 199 euros per night, although you can find accommodations from 102 euros if you search in advance or in low season. In August, the average rises considerably, so if your budget is tight, avoid that month.
June and September are the best months: you have beach heat, fewer crowds than in July and August, and prices drop compared to the summer peak. May is also a good option if you are fine with slightly milder temperatures and do not mind the water being cool.
It depends on what you are looking for: the town has charm, atmosphere and views, but it is uphill and with difficult parking. The beach is more practical, flat and with everything at hand, ideal if you travel with children or prefer not to use the car daily.
There are local buses that connect the town with the beach, but they run infrequently and do not reach all urbanizations. If you do not rent a car, limit yourself to the beach area and walks on foot; for excursions to nearby villages, you will have to depend on taxis or organized tours.
Always look at the cancellation policy, the cleaning supplement and whether the price includes air conditioning, because in summer it is essential. Also check if there is a garage space, especially if you stay in the old town, and if they accept pets in case you travel with one.