Beaches in Jávea

Cala Blanca

Av. del Mediterráneo, 15, 03730, Jávea.

Located on the coast of Jávea, Cala Blanca consists of two small gravel coves with crystal-clear waters and a landscape of cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation. It is an ideal place to relax, swim, and snorkel in a quiet and natural setting, away from the busier beaches. It lacks tourist services, which gives it an unspoiled and authentic charm, so bringing everything you need for the day is recommended.

Cala Granadella

Carretera del Portitxol - La Granadella, 03730, Jávea

Considered the most famous cove on the Alicante coast and an emblem of our Mediterranean. Protected by imposing cliffs and offering turquoise waters so vibrant they seem taken from an advertisement. Its popularity is such that the Xàbia Town Hall strictly regulates access during the summer months with a control barrier, as parking is very limited and usually fills up before 9:00 AM. To enjoy this paradise worry-free, the ideal option is to arrive early or use the public transport service available during high season.

Portixol Cove (La Barraca)

Carrer de la Barraca, 78, 03730, Jávea.

Famous for its iconic blue doors, Cala Barraca or Portitxol is a gravel and rock cove deeply connected to Jávea's maritime history. The fishermen's houses and Portitxol Island, located right in front, form one of the area's most characteristic landscapes. Its clear waters and rocky bottom make it ideal for swimming and snorkeling, especially on calm days. In summer it tends to get crowded, so it is advisable to arrive early and respect the environment. During high season, vehicle access is controlled to prevent overcrowding, and when the barrier remains closed, it means the parking capacity is full.

Cala Sardinera

A cove with difficult access and a pristine atmosphere, Cala Sardinera offers crystal-clear waters and a natural setting perfect for those seeking tranquility. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and disconnecting from the bustle. It has no services and is accessed on foot via a rocky path, which preserves its natural charm.

Arenal Beach

Av. de la Llibertat, 03738, Jávea.

The most famous beach in Jávea, with a wide stretch of golden sand, calm waters, and full services. El Arenal is ideal for families, water sports, and walking along its lively promenade filled with restaurants, ice cream parlors, and shops. Awarded the Blue Flag for its quality and accessibility.

La Grava Beach

Plaza Adolfo Suárez, 03730, Jávea.

An urban gravel beach located next to the port of Jávea, with a local atmosphere and Mediterranean views. It is easily accessible and has a promenade full of bars and restaurants. Ideal for swimming in calm waters and enjoying a relaxed day with all services close at hand.

Primer Montañar

Av. del Mediterráneo, 28, 52, 03738, Jávea.

Also known as Primer Muntanyar Beach, this rocky and pebbly area stretches for over a kilometer. It is very popular for water sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding, or snorkeling, thanks to its clear waters and a seabed rich in marine life. Although it isn't sandy, its relaxed atmosphere, beach bar, and views of the Mediterranean make it an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy the sea in a different way.

Segundo Montañar

Av. de la Libertad, 03730, Jávea

A rocky and pebbly stretch located after Arenal Beach. It is ideal for those seeking a quieter atmosphere than the main beach. Its waters are very clean, and it's a great place for walking, swimming, and snorkeling, with several bars and restaurants along its promenade.