Whilst over the years in being 'discovered' many people have built villas in the surrounding hills the place still retains its original character . Unlike the big city some miles away this charming village does not have any high rise hotels and thus does not feature in the large Travel brochures. The whole area has one of the best climates in the world and has attracted settlers from all over, including the larger cities of Spain. Although there is still a fishing harbour, the village itself has grown and now sports a large marina where vessels are berthed all year round. The Club Nautico at the far end of the marina welcomes visitors either to eat or take refreshments on the terrace.
Prices are the same as village rates.
Most mornings there are auctions in the fish market and on Fridays there is a street market. This starts early and closes up around 1-2 pm. Best idea is to leave the car short of the village and walk in. The Banks and shops are all busy on market day. There is a Sunday morning car-boot sale beside the large petrol station just as you leave Teulada.