Jávea: info and new builds for sale

Jávea: info and new builds for sale

Jávea: info and new builds for sale

Jávea: info and new builds for sale

Jávea, a coastal town of about 27,000 inhabitants, is located between Denia and Moraira and combines the charm of an old fishing village with modern facilities. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it a popular place for visitors and residents. Only 1 hour and 15 minutes from Alicante airport and 1 hour and 20 minutes from Valencia, Jávea is an easily accessible spot on the Costa Blanca North.

Beaches and nature
Jávea offers a diversity of beaches: the bustling sandy Arenal beach with restaurants and beach clubs, and quiet coves such as Cala Granadella and Cala Portitxol, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

Culture and markets
The old town with its narrow streets and Gothic accents oozes history, while the covered food market and weekly market provide a lively atmosphere. (Read more about all the markets on the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida here.)

Marina and sports
The modern marina offers opportunities for sailing, diving and other water sports. Hikers can enjoy impressive routes along the coast and surrounding mountains.

Jávea's combination of natural beauty, history and modern conveniences makes it a unique destination for living and recreation.

Jávea, a coastal town of about 27,000 inhabitants, is located between Denia and Moraira and combines the charm of an old fishing village with modern facilities. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it a popular place for visitors and residents. Only 1 hour and 15 minutes from Alicante airport and 1 hour and 20 minutes from Valencia, Jávea is an easily accessible spot on the Costa Blanca North.

Beaches and nature
Jávea offers a diversity of beaches: the bustling sandy Arenal beach with restaurants and beach clubs, and quiet coves such as Cala Granadella and Cala Portitxol, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

Culture and markets
The old town with its narrow streets and Gothic accents oozes history, while the covered food market and weekly market provide a lively atmosphere. (Read more about all the markets on the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida here.)

Marina and sports
The modern marina offers opportunities for sailing, diving and other water sports. Hikers can enjoy impressive routes along the coast and surrounding mountains.

Jávea's combination of natural beauty, history and modern conveniences makes it a unique destination for living and recreation.

Jávea, a coastal town of about 27,000 inhabitants, is located between Denia and Moraira and combines the charm of an old fishing village with modern facilities. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it a popular place for visitors and residents. Only 1 hour and 15 minutes from Alicante airport and 1 hour and 20 minutes from Valencia, Jávea is an easily accessible spot on the Costa Blanca North.

Beaches and nature
Jávea offers a diversity of beaches: the bustling sandy Arenal beach with restaurants and beach clubs, and quiet coves such as Cala Granadella and Cala Portitxol, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

Culture and markets
The old town with its narrow streets and Gothic accents oozes history, while the covered food market and weekly market provide a lively atmosphere. (Read more about all the markets on the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida here.)

Marina and sports
The modern marina offers opportunities for sailing, diving and other water sports. Hikers can enjoy impressive routes along the coast and surrounding mountains.

Jávea's combination of natural beauty, history and modern conveniences makes it a unique destination for living and recreation.

Jávea, a coastal town of about 27,000 inhabitants, is located between Denia and Moraira and combines the charm of an old fishing village with modern facilities. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it a popular place for visitors and residents. Only 1 hour and 15 minutes from Alicante airport and 1 hour and 20 minutes from Valencia, Jávea is an easily accessible spot on the Costa Blanca North.

Beaches and nature
Jávea offers a diversity of beaches: the bustling sandy Arenal beach with restaurants and beach clubs, and quiet coves such as Cala Granadella and Cala Portitxol, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

Culture and markets
The old town with its narrow streets and Gothic accents oozes history, while the covered food market and weekly market provide a lively atmosphere. (Read more about all the markets on the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida here.)

Marina and sports
The modern marina offers opportunities for sailing, diving and other water sports. Hikers can enjoy impressive routes along the coast and surrounding mountains.

Jávea's combination of natural beauty, history and modern conveniences makes it a unique destination for living and recreation.