Javea Guide: Places to Visit in Javea Spain

Javea Tourist Office invites the whole family to their series of Theatrical Guided Tours of Javea, where you can experience the cultural heritage and history of Javea in an entertaining and fun way. During

Located in Calle Joaquín Turina, between Cabo de la Nao and the Mirador de Ambolo, Mirador Les Pesqueres is a quaint viewpoint offering stunning views of Teulada-Moraira, Poble Nou de Benitatxell, and the Peñón de Ifach de Calpe. It can be accessed by car.

Discover the perfect panoramic viewpoints to enjoy Javea's beauty from, dotted all around the area. The 20 kilometer coastline especially offers many "miradores" from which this stunning Spanish town can be observed.

Located near the Cap de la Nao in a wooded, cliffside area, the Mirador de Cap Negre has marvellous views of Cap Prim, the Cap de San Antonio, the Montgó and l'Isla del Portitxol. It is accessed by car until it reaches a path into the idyllic scenery.

Just a few minutes away from Javea, Gata de Gorgos is the perfect place to visit if you like beautiful, handicraft products, particuarly wicker. With its wide array of shops, colourful high street, and charming local church, exploring this village is a wonderful way to spend your time.

Located within swimming distance from Cala Barraca/Cala del Portitxol is the beautiful Isla del Portichol. The island has great archaeological and botanical significance, and is frequented by divers and snorkelers alike.

Mirador de la Faliza is positioned 150m from La Barraca Beach, and has charming views from the Cap de San Antoni to Cap Negre, out to the Isla del Portixol and the Mediterranean Sea. It can be accessed from Portitxol road, before reaching Calle Pagre.

Positioned just above Portixol Beach, this calming coastal mirador has a perfect view of the Isla del Portitxol, as well as a quaint pathway leading down to the beach itself. It can be reached either via the pathway, or by the Cabo la Nao road.

El Castell de Guadalest, or simply Guadalest, is a beautiful historic mountain village on the Costa Blanca. Only accessible through a 15 foot tunnel known as the Portal de San Jose, the village has a charming feel to it.

Discover Les Fonts D'Algar, a breathtaking area for waterfalls that has been a Protected Water Area since 2002. The 1.5km walk along the river Algar reveals stunning waterfalls, springs, and pools, where you can bathe in the lush and refreshing waters.

The quiet Mirador Ambolo showcases beautiful views of the Morro del Pino, Moraira and the neighbouring coastline. It can be accessed by car, down Torre d'Ambolo street, where there is a small parking area. A path from here leads down to Cala Ambolo itself.

About a 20 minute walk from Mirador del Cap de Sant Antoni, Els Molins is most famous for the ruins of its 14th century mills. In addition to the unique buildings, the view of Javea and Cabo San Antonio is divine.

Positioned at the closest peninsular point to the island of Ibiza (85km away), the Mirador del Cap de la Nau has some excellent views of the Mediterranean Sea, and even Ibiza on a clear day. It can be accessed by car.

At the south end of sandy Arenal Beach lies the picturesque 'Punta de l'Arenal' observation area, with an excellent view of Arenal Beach, Mt Montgo, and the calming Mediterranean Sea. The mirador can be accessed on foot from the beach, or by car along the road, and is especially beautiful at sunset.

Located over a large excavated Roman channel on Segundo Montañar, Sequia de la Nòria has gorgeous views of Cabo San Antonio and Cap Prim. Segundo Montañar can be accessed from Ultramar Avenue, although parking is minimal, as well as from various bus stops along there.