Discover your ultimate guide to Javea… beaches, crystal-clear water ‘calas’, walking paths, cycling routes… first-class mediterranean gastronomy, and more!
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Discover Jávea: sea, gastronomy, and Mediterranean authenticity
Jávea is much more than the so-called “sun & sand”. It is culture, gastronomy and that Mediterranean atmosphere that captivates those who visit it. In this guide we will show you what to see and do in Jávea, how to get around the town and the places in the area that you cannot miss, whether you move on foot from our accommodation or if you have a vehicle to discover the most remote ‘calas’ in the area.
Jávea has, without a doubt, some of the most beautiful and impressive ‘calas’ on the Mediterranean coast: during your stay you can enjoy both the urban beaches of La Grava and Arenal (ideal for families), as well as the impressive crystalline waters of Cala del Portitxol or the famous Cala Granadella.
In high season/Summer some have limited/regulated access by car. We recommend consulting the updated information on the City Council’s tourism website to better plan your visit.
The old town center preserves its peculiar medieval layout, a network of narrow streets dotted with white facades, arched doorways, gothic windows and wrought iron grilles, all topped by the characteristic “tosca stone” of the area. Strolling through its streets allows us to go back in time.
With origins in the 15th century, the neighborhood with a strong maritime character grew up around the Port, with old, whitewashed fishermen’s houses on the ground floor and narrow streets. In this area are located our Boutique Stays, impossible to find a better place!
Explore a privileged environment for outdoor sports, with well-marked trails, natural walls ideal for climbing, and cycling routes that combine technical challenges and unique landscapes.
The “Ruta de los Miradores de Xàbia” runs through one of the main natural attractions that its coastline has: the exceptional panoramic views that can be seen from the 15 scenarios spread along its coast. Privileged enclaves next to the Mediterranean where nature has created a landscape that captivates the visitor’s senses.
Don’t forget to enjoy the wide range of Mediterranean cuisine that characterizes the area, a combination of fresh produce, traditional culinary techniques, and a variety of dishes that add a clear differential value to the visitor’s experience.