Javea Guide - Tourist Information in Costa Blanca Spain

Discover the best of the Old Town of Javea with a walk through the narrow streets, starting in the Historic Centre of Xabia at the Church of San Bartolomé. The origin of Javea's Historic Centre dates back to the Medieval period and many characteristic buildings that have been built through the centuries remain.

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Javea port is well worth a visit to enjoy many shops, restaurants, (tapas) bars and the pretty La Grava beach alongside the promenade lined with lovely palm trees in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy excellent seafood restaurants fantastic harbour and sea views. Javea Port is the location of many Javea fiestas & festivals, including the fantastic Moors and Christians parade in July, and the Saint Mare de Deu de Loreto celebrations.

Find art galleries and exhibition halls in the centre of Javea.

The Cape San Antonio is a breathtaking headland between Montgó mountain and the sea which was declared a nature reserve in 1993.

Cap de la Nau (or Cabo de la Nao) literally means 'Cape of the Ship' in Spanish. It is a headland located in the southernmost point of Javea municipality.