El municipio de Teulada Moraira formado por ambas poblaciones, una en el interior y la otra en la costa, conforma un territorio de uso principalmente turístico, donde coexisten multitud de urbanizaciones, a la vez que se conservan numerosos núcleos de uso agrícola, principalmente dedicados al cultivo de la vid, en su variedad de moscatel que origina una riquísima uva pasa.
Teulada Gothic Walled Town, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC) with the category of Historic Site, has an important monumentality in which its religious buildings stand out, such as its Renaissance church in honour of the Patron Saint Catalina from the 16th-17th century and several of its chapels, as well as its civil buildings, among which are the 17th century "Jurats i Justicies" hall, the watchtower over Cap d'Or and the defensive tower overlooking the beach of La Ampolla, known as "Castell de Moraira". XVII century, the watchtower over the Cap d'Or and the defensive tower overlooking the Ampolla beach, known as the "Castell de Moraira".
It was a basically agricultural town that also conserved a small fishing vocation.
Through green fields of vines we reach the port in Moraira, which is well known for its important tourist activity.
There are 8 km of coastline with beaches and tiny beaches such as L'Andrago, Punta Estrella, Cap Blanc and La Cala.
The San Vicente Ferrer Cooperative produces excellent wines with the Moscatel Romana grape, such as the award-winning "Mistela", Càntic del Sol and the white "Viña Teulada", a dry wine with a floral aroma.
The fish market and fishermen's guild have a building renovated in 1990. You can attend the traditional public auction from Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m.