Moraira’s Oktoberfest returns with four days of music, food and Bavarian celebration
By Natascha Rivera • Published: 20 Sep 2026 • 18:53 • 2 minutes read
Moraira hosts four-day Oktoberfest with music, food and celebration. Photo Credit: Moraira Town Hall
Moraira is getting ready to raise a glass as the Oktoberfest returns to the town this September, bringing four days of Bavarian celebration to the Costa Blanca. Kicking off on Thursday, September 24 and running through the weekend to Sunday, September 27, this popular gastronomic festival will once again transform the Parking Les Sorts into a lively hub of music, food and entertainment, drawing both locals and visitors into a festive autumn atmosphere.
Four days of Bavarian celebration arrive to the Costa Blanca
Organised by the Commission of Fiestas Sant Vicent Ferrer Teulada 2027 and the Festeros de Moraira 2027, the event has become a highly anticipated favourite on the local calendar. Over the course of the long weekend, the venue will be filled with live performances by local talents, DJ sets and an incredible menu of traditional German-inspired dishes, creating a vibrant mix of culture and celebration in an open-air venue.
Live music and DJ sets throughout the weekend
Live bands and DJs will perform across all four days. From upbeat party sets to more traditional sounds, the programme will keep the energy high well into the night. Regular performers like Ewaldo will return to provide the signature Oktoberfest soundtrack, while additional acts and DJs will keep the atmosphere varied and dynamic.
Bavarian food and delicious local flavours
Food lovers will also find plenty to enjoy, as the event offers a wide selection of Bavarian-style dishes alongside local touches. Visitors can expect classic German favourites served in generous portions, making it as much a gastronomic experience as a musical one. The combination of hearty food, cold beer, and live entertainment has helped the festival build its reputation as one of the most enjoyable end-of-summer events in the area.
A social highlight for locals and expats alike
Oktoberfest in Moraira has also become a social highlight for locals and expatriates, offering a space where people can come together and enjoy a shared cultural evening. The festive setting, with long communal tables and a buzzing crowd, perfectly captures the spirit of the original Bavarian tradition while adapting it to the Mediterranean coast.
With free entry and a full programme spread across four days, the Moraira Oktoberfest promises a lively start to the autumn season. Whether stopping by for the music, the food or simply the atmosphere, visitors can expect a warm welcome and a celebration full of character, flavour and fun.
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Natascha Rivera
Natascha is a Dominican writer based in Spain with a background in audiovisual and marketing communication. A lifelong reader and passionate storyteller, she brings a creative edge to her work at Euro Weekly News. Her multicultural perspective informs her coverage of lifestyle and community stories, offering fresh angles and relatable storytelling that connects with a diverse audience.
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