Teulada-Moraira parking rules change from September as summer timetable ends
By Lottie Verrier • Published: 02 Sep 2026 • 17:02 • 1 minute read
New regulated parking hours come into force on September 1 Credit: AjuntamentdeTeulada
Drivers in Teulada-Moraira will need to adjust to new regulated parking hours as the town switches from its peak summer timetable to its autumn schedule.
The updated hours will remain in place until October 31, affecting motorists using the municipality’s blue zone parking areas. While the payment system and tariffs remain unchanged, the operating times will be reduced following the busy summer season.
What changes from September?
From September 1, regulated parking will operate on weekdays between 9am and 2pm, before restarting from 4pm until 8pm.
On Saturdays, parking restrictions will only apply during the morning, from 9am to 2pm. Sundays and public holidays will continue to offer free parking, with no regulated service in operation.
The revised timetable replaces the extended summer hours that ran throughout July and August, when parking controls remained active continuously throughout the day to cope with increased visitor numbers.
Parking prices stay the same
Although the timetable is changing, parking charges remain exactly as before. Different rates continue to apply for residents and non-residents, with residents benefiting from reduced fees.
The council says the regulated parking system is designed to improve the turnover of parking spaces in the busiest commercial and coastal areas, making it easier for shoppers, visitors and residents to find available spaces.
Free parking remains available
Drivers who prefer not to use the regulated parking zones can still take advantage of several free public car parks across the municipality.
Among the main alternatives are the VI Centenari public car park in Teulada and the Les Sorts public car park in Moraira, both of which provide free parking within easy walking distance of the town centres.
The council encourages motorists to check the updated timetable before parking to avoid unnecessary fines as the seasonal change comes into effect.
The autumn schedule will remain in force until the end of October, when winter parking hours are expected to begin.
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Lottie Verrier
Lottie Verrier is a journalist and digital media specialist based in Mallorca. After a decade in London media, including a role as Deputy Editor for the MailOnline’s eCommerce division, she now combines her editorial expertise with a passion for the island to create engaging content that celebrates the best of life in Spain. Instagram @lottieinmallorca
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