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See our guide to the Top 5 Attractions and Family Days Out on the Costa Blanca. The Costa Blanca is a popular holiday destination for families, and there are a great choice of attractions to keep the kids happy. From splashing around in a waterpark to admiring the natural beauty of a natural waterfall, from horse riding in Benissa to go karting in Javea, there are plenty of attractions and Family Days Out that will keep both parents and children happy.
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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.
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What’s the story of Javea’s port church / Nuestra Senora de Loreto? This article has been written by Blanca International Javea, leading Estate Agents in Javea, Spain. Have you ever noticed a spiky-looking structure while walking through the port area of Javea? You could easily mistake it for a...
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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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La Cueva de las Calaveras "Cave of Skulls" is a perfect day out from Calpe, Moraira & Javea. The caves are situated in a magnificent location, located to the north of the province of Alicante in Benidoleig.
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Valencia is Spain's third largest city and a popular destination for a day out from Calpe, Moraira and Javea. With it's wonderful mixture of history, modern architecture, plazas, cathedral and attractions, click here and plan your trip to Valencia.
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Riurau de los Català d´Arnauda is a riurau near the historic centre of Javea, where raisins were once stored and dried as part of the raisin trade.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Located on the northern slope of Cabo de San Antonio, La Cova Tallada is a spectacular sea cave that can be accessed by hiking, kayak or boat. It was once an important quarry for a rare type of stone, and it is a beautiful spot to swim or snorkel.
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Aqualandia Water Park is located in Benidorm, Spain and offers a wide variety of water slides and attractions for the whole family,
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The Fonts Algar waterfalls are a must place to visit on the Costa Blanca, Spain. Las Fuentes Del Algar is a natural beautyspot that attracts thousands of visitors over the Summer months.
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Arenal Beach - Playa Del Arenal is a popular sandy beach in Javea offering safe, clean, soft sand that gently slopes into the sea, making it perfect for families. The Blue Flag beach is 480 metres long and is a central tourist centre in Javea, offering a fantastic promenade, restaurants, bars and lifeguard services.
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Javea has a rich religious history, with the seven remaining hermitages acting as physical monuments to that past. Built between the 14th and 19th centuries, the beautiful hermitages of Javea are well worth visiting for anyone interested in history.
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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.
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