Javea Spain - Tourist Information Guide in Javea Spain

This market is also known as the Daily Indoor Food Market, and is dedicated to the sale of local produce. Within the market, you will discover a wide array of stalls offering bread, fruit and vegetables, meat, cheeses, and more.

Come and visit the weekly Artisan & Craft Market every Sunday from 11:00 to 14:00 on the Paseo Maritimo / Promenade at Playa Grava, Javea Port, and see a great choice of handmade products for sale.

Discover Javea's Blue Flag beaches, granted the distinction for their environmental quality, safety, and facilities. The Blue Flag is a badge bestowed anually by the European Foundation for Environmental Education, and Javea is home to three of these high quality beaches: Playa Arenal, Cala La Granadella, and Playa La Grava.

Planning a visit to Cala Granadella in Jávea? Find practical information about getting there, seasonal parking restrictions, the tourist train, restaurants and beach facilities, with clearly dated summer access details.

Find out more about what to expect from Javea's average weather every month - essential for anyone looking to travel or plan their year.

Discover Javea’s history through guided walks, heritage visits and theatrical tours. These offer different ways to explore the town’s past, with languages, prices and departure points depending on the individual activity. Check the latest official programme before visiting.

Dating back to the 14th and 16th centuries, The Church of San Bartolomé is a beautiful Elizabethan Gothic church in the heart of Javea Old Town. The 30m bell tower offers astounding views of the surrounding area, and the historical cannons harken back to its prior role in defence.