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Encompassed by pure wilderness, Jávea is a prime destination to breathe in the Mediterranean air.

Jávea (or Xàbia) has avoided the large scale tourist developments that have overrun most of the Costa Blanca but still attracts a summer crowd. Situated between Valencia and Alicante under the shadow of Montgo Mountain, the laid-back Spanish town impresses with 20 kilometres of coastline. So, the biggest decision you’ll have to make on your holiday is which beach you like best.

After diving into Jávea’s waters and exploring its hidden coves, drive up the coast to Valencia, stopping to enjoy the Costa Blanca vibes. Alternatively, you can drive to the nearby nature reserve and relish the natural scenery.

One of the more peaceful and less congested resorts on Spain’s beloved Costa Blanca, Javea is an ideal place for a relaxed beach holiday. Whether you are looking for a bit of pampering by the pool or some sangria by the sea, Javea is the ideal place to unwind, no matter what your tastes.

Things to do in Javea

Only an hour’s drive from Alicante, Javea (sometimes called Xabia by the locals) boasts all of the benefits of being on the Costa Blanca without the hordes of tourists. Arenal, the town’s main beach attracts many of the visitors staying in the nearby hotels and resorts, but there are plenty of calmer areas to sunbathe and relax just a short distance along the coast. The town still has an attractive traditional old quarter, with some wonderful gothic architecture and pleasant flower-fringed squares. The clean, modern and majestic Church of Our Lady of Loreto towers over the heart of the quaint ancient fishing quarter and is a beautiful place to look around.

Javea: Discover more

The sumptuous Costa Blanca is famous around the world for its sublime beaches and enchanting resorts and villages. Rent a car in Javea and you can explore this remarkable area at your own pace. A wonderful place to visit is Calpe, a short drive along the coast. Here an enormous rock dominates the skyline while fisherman and shoppers barter at the manic local fish auction. The town is also famous for its mouth-watering seafood paella, a treat not to be missed!