Javea Costa Blanca

Javea

Entering Javea from the main N332 you arrive at the port area and old town.  The headland separating Javea from Denia forms part of the rocky bay.  There is a fairly wide promenade which is lined with restaurants.  Tables and umbrellas are placed along the pavement giving good views of the bay. The beaches are shingle. The old town has steep narrow streets with some old houses and a church.  About two miles  south of the old town is the newer and more touristy part of Javea. There are modern shops and a wide bay with a good sandy beach, the wide promenade is lined with bars and restaurants and is the favourite destination for the majority of holidaymakers.  Javea is framed by mountains and like many other Costa Blanca resorts, the seafront area seems to have its own sub climate.  There are many occasions when a few kilometers inland the sky is cloudy while the coastal area remains clear.  Javea has hundreds of sumptuous villas in the surrounding hills and is a very popular area for people seeking private villa holidays.  Javea is just south of Denia from which it is hidden by a large rocky outcrop. There is a spectacular mountain road with brilliant views separating the  two towns, this isn't for the faint hearted driver. 

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