Javea Tourist Information

 

 

Javea is popular with families and no package tour companies operate here.  The Arenal Beach is set in a  large natural bay with its facilities directly adjoining the sandy beach, where you can sit and watch the children on the sand and in the sea from the comfort of a bar or restaurant and know that are no roads to cross.  You can enjoy a  free film on a large screen directly on the beach after the sun goes down subject to season.

 

In contrast there are various coves and beaches that you need to drive to and others that need a little effort to access on foot, the choice is yours. 

 

Restaurants in and around Javea abound in variety and price, a three course “Menu Del Dia” can be had for as little of 8 or 9 euros including wine.

 

Javea was once a small fishing village which has grown in popularity and can offer something for everyone.  The old fisherman’s quarter “Aduanas de Mar” harbours a great many boats from the humble fishing fleet to large yachts. 

 

 

The Old Town “El Peublo” has a wealth of architecture, history and narrow windy streets.

 

In season Javea has its share of night clubs and discos that stay open until the early hours of the morning and rarely start before midnight. 

 

Further afield (45minutes) is Benidorm’s acclaimed theme park “Terramitica” (hyperlink) with some of the best rides in Europe and also the popular water park “Aqualandia” (hyperlink). 

 

Benidorm Palace has one of the largest stages in the world and shows that rival the best in any city, well worth a visit.  (hyperlink)

 

The town of Oliva (40 minutes) has a famous venue, Viva Espana that boasts one of Spains best, most exciting and professional Flamenco Shows.  (hyperlink)