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Find holiday apartments in Jávea for your holiday in the Costa Blanca. Compare hundreds of holiday rentals in Playa del Arenal and save 25% on your booking. Going to the Marina Alta from your accommodation in Jávea will be great - only here can you find apartments for rent in Jávea from over 100 websites. During your trip to Jávea you can visit such places as Cabo de la Nao or San Antonio, which have incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea. In addition, Xàbia is one of the municipalities of Alicante that has best preserved its original character despite the arrival of tourism. The apartments near the beach in Jávea are not only demanded by those who want to spend a week sunbathing, but also by those who take the opportunity to explore the old town of Jávea and go to the church of San Bartolomé. Some of the main beaches in the area are Playa del Arenal and Playa del Primer Muntanyar. Also popular are the Calas de Jávea which are ideal for water sports such as diving. The self-catering apartments in Jávea are the most popular option of Jávea during the summer season. Xàbiera gastronomy is famous for its seafood rice dishes, and eating in a beach bar at the beach is a tradition that you should not miss. In addition, from your holiday rental you can also make the famous Mirador route or visit the Montgó Natural Park. As you can see, there is a lot to see and do in Jávea: beach, cultural and rural tourism. And if all this is not enough, we recommend you visit some nearby towns such as Benidorm, Torrevieja or Dénia. Do not wait any longer and come to Jávea with us!

Places to stay in Javea, Costa Blanca

Jávea (known as Xàbia in Valencian) is a coastal town in the province of Alicante that has managed to maintain all its Mediterranean charm without overdoing mass tourism. It is one of the places in the region of the Marina Alta that has more foreign inhabitants (53.1%). In addition, during the summer months, the population of Jávea doubles, reaching 150,000 inhabitants in total. The festivities of Jávea are the perfect opportunity to experience the culture and traditions of the area. Particularly popular is the fiesta of Moors and Christians, the Living Chess and the Bonfires of San Juan. Some of the best areas to find accommodation in Jávea for your holiday are the following:

  • Town Centre: This area of ​​Xàbia still retains its interesting medieval layout, forming a network of narrow streets with white fronted homes. Over time, the area has developed without losing its charm. From your holiday rental in Jávea you will find shops, bars and tapas bars, the Mercado Municipal de Abastos and other markets. In addition, in the old town of Jávea you can visit the main monuments of the town and attend the different events that take place throughout the year.
  • El Arenal: This Xàbiense neighbourhood is one of the best areas for those who want to experience both sun and beach tourism. The apartments in Arenal Jávea are very popular during the summer season, especially those located on the beachfront. In El Arenal you can walk along the promenade, practice water sports and try the beach bars that stretch along the beach.
  • Playa del Benissero: The area in front of this beach is semi-urbanised and it is a quiet place where you can find apartments on Jávea Beach. It is a 2km long area with beautiful views of the Alicante coast.
  • El Portixol: Also known as La Barraca Cove, it is an area far from the centre, where you can enjoy the most natural side of the town and practice diving.

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When to visit Xàbia

The season par excellence for renting apartments in Jávea is summer. On the Costa Blanca, the climate is Mediterranean, giving rise to long, hot summers, so that beach days can be extended from the beginning of June to the end of September. A Jávea rental in August is ideal to travel to the beach with your family. However, if you want to find cheap apartments, our recommendation is to reserve for the month of June, when prices are up to 45% cheaper than in the month of August. September is also a good month to book a self-catering villa to Jávea, when accommodation starts at lower prices. Another good time to spend the week is during the festival of Moors and Christians, which is celebrated in the third week of July.

Cabo de la Nao Lighthouse and other points of interest

During your holiday in Jávea you will find much to see and do, as well of a number of beaches to relax on. Lovers of the natural elements of the coastline can travel the route of the viewpoints, which has spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea and other points of the Costa Blanca. In addition, the historic centre of Xàbia is an essential visit, with notable Elizabethan Gothic buildings and ostentatious houses of the local bourgeoisie.

  • Cabo de la Nao Lighthouse: This is the easternmost peak of the province of Alicante, on a cliff that makes it one of the most spectacular places on the east coast. From the lighthouse the views are beautiful, so many families are coming from Jávea to take part in active tourism.
  • Cabo de San Antonio: This Cape of breathtaking views, at whose feet is the Marine Reserve of Cabo de San Antonio is a protected area with a great environmental and ecological value. It is another ideal area to travel from the village.
  • Playa del Arenal: The most well-known and frequented beach in the town, both by tourists and locals. It is a long strip of white sand and clear waters, which make it a delight for sunbathing and swimming.
  • Granadella Beach: A nice gravel beach located in Cabo de la Nao. It has been voted for two consecutive years as the best beach in Spain and it is a Blue Flag beach.
  • Playa del Benissero: This is the largest beach in the municipality of Xàbia, and is much quieter than others located in the centre of the town. Here the rough stone and gravel are mixed, and it is a windy beach, making it ideal for sports such as windsurfing or surfing. Also known as the Playa del Primer Muntanyar, here you will find many beach bars, as well as many Javien neighbours, who take advantage of it to go out for dinner "a la fresca".
  • Calas de Jávea: Other coves of Jávea that you have to visit are Cova Tallá, Cala Pope, Cala Tangó, Cala la Barraca, Cala Sardinera and Cala Blanca.
  • Natural Park of Montgó: Located between the towns of Denia and Jávea, this natural park is ideal if you want to combine sun and beach tourism with some hiking trails. In addition, if you follow the route of Les Planes you can see the oldest mill towers of the entire Autonomous Community.
  • Church of San Bartolomé: Fortified religious building that during the Middle Ages fulfilled its religious objective as well as the defence of the city. It is currently considered a historical-artistic monument and is one of the points of interest of Jávea.
  • Old town of Jávea: in the historical centre, known as La Villa, we find the Town Hall, the Food Market, the Culture Center, the Chapel of Santa Ana and the Archaeological and Ethnological Museum.
  • Los Molinos: On the hill of Cabo San Antonio you can find old mill buildings, which are still preserved today.
  • Gastronomy in Xàbia

    The local cuisine of Jávea, as well as the rest of the Valencian gastronomy, has exquisite rice dishes such as paella or arros al forn. You will also find other delicious seafood dishes such as fritters, grilled octopus or suc roig (a fish stew made with ñora tomato and paprika). The cruet de peix is a very typical dish of the Marina Alta and is a must if you stay in Xàbia. A typical drink for the long afternoons of heat is the horchata de chufa, a very special soft drink. Some of the best restaurants in Jávea to try these dishes are the Mezquida Restaurant, La Fontana and the Volta i Volta restaurant. However, if you want to try fried fish, the best option is to stop at any of the beach bars that are scattered along the Avenida del Mediterráneo and near the port.