Seascapes
Jávea lies 92 km north of Alicante and 105 km south of Valencia, nestling in a beautiful bay between the twin peaks of Cap de San Antonio and Cap de la Nao. Many major airlines fly into Alicante and Valencia and offer discounted fares throughout the year, making Jávea not only a great summer destination but also an attractive winter resort due to it excellent position. Jávea is where the sun rises on Spain and the area benefits from a year long temperate climate that is very beneficial to health, especially in the winter.
The Arenal beach has fine golden sand and a wide range of restaurants serving international cuisine or traditional Spanish tapas and paellas. There are also many secluded inlets and coves to discover, a wonderful covered market in the old town, and a fish market every evening in the harbour.
The area is well served by a wide range of sporting activities: Club Nautico, diving school, windsurfing, fishing, golf courses, and riding. Our festivals delight everyone throughout the year, especially the fiesta of San Juan at the end of June and the Moors and Christian festival in July.
BEACHES AND COVES
EL ARENAL – This beautiful curved sandy beach is safe and clean – perfect for young families. A range of cafes and restaurants line the promenade as well as a full range of amenities.
MONTAŃAR – This pebbly beach is situated between the Parador Hotel and the Port and is where you can windsurf and jet ski. Summer beach bars called chiringuitos are erected here and you can enjoy a refreshing drink as you take in the beauty of the perfect bay and the deep blue sea.
AMBOLO – You can find this rocky beach on the Cabo de la Nao road. Park at the top and take the path down. It’s worth the effort as it is great for sunbathing. This has been designated a naturalist beach so all you need is the suncream!
PORTICHOLL – From this beach you can see the island of Porticholl and dine on wonderful local dishes in a typical Spanish restaurant.
GRANADELLA – This popular beach nestles in a natural bay surrounded by pine clad mountains which can be viewed from two very good restaurants specialising in fish and paellas dishes. Yachts moor off the pebbly beach which is full of character at any time of the year.
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The Arenal beach has fine golden sand and a wide range of restaurants serving international cuisine or traditional Spanish tapas and paellas. There are also many secluded inlets and coves to discover, a wonderful covered market in the old town, and a fish market every evening in the harbour.
The area is well served by a wide range of sporting activities: Club Nautico, diving school, windsurfing, fishing, golf courses, and riding. Our festivals delight everyone throughout the year, especially the fiesta of San Juan at the end of June and the Moors and Christian festival in July.
BEACHES AND COVES
EL ARENAL – This beautiful curved sandy beach is safe and clean – perfect for young families. A range of cafes and restaurants line the promenade as well as a full range of amenities.
MONTAŃAR – This pebbly beach is situated between the Parador Hotel and the Port and is where you can windsurf and jet ski. Summer beach bars called chiringuitos are erected here and you can enjoy a refreshing drink as you take in the beauty of the perfect bay and the deep blue sea.
AMBOLO – You can find this rocky beach on the Cabo de la Nao road. Park at the top and take the path down. It’s worth the effort as it is great for sunbathing. This has been designated a naturalist beach so all you need is the suncream!
PORTICHOLL – From this beach you can see the island of Porticholl and dine on wonderful local dishes in a typical Spanish restaurant.
GRANADELLA – This popular beach nestles in a natural bay surrounded by pine clad mountains which can be viewed from two very good restaurants specialising in fish and paellas dishes. Yachts moor off the pebbly beach which is full of character at any time of the year.
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