Swimmers have been given the green light to return to Cala de l’Andragó in Moraira after follow-up water quality tests confirmed the cove is once again safe for bathing. Precautionary closure lasted just over a dayThe swimming ban was imposed after routine monitoring identified abnormal microbiological values in the seawater. Teulada Town Hall also revealed that water quality checks carried out at the municipality’s other beaches and coves all received an “excellent” classification, highlighting the high environmental standards maintained along Moraira’s coastline. If abnormal readings are detected, councils can temporarily ban swimming until follow-up testing confirms conditions have returned to normal. With Cala de l’Andragó now officially reopened, holidaymakers and locals can once again enjoy one of Moraira’s best-known coves with confidence as the peak August season continues.