The town of Javea is a busy town with plenty of shops, banks, bars and restaurants.

The town has 3 distinct areas – the port, a favourite for leisure activities and the ancient quarter of narrow streets and whitewashed fishermans houses.

The Arenal is a very popular beach area and the most accessible area of the coast.

The fishing coves are one of the charms which Javea coastline keeps between dramatic cliffs and lush gullies. Javea maintains one of the most important marine reserves, not only for the species which inhabit it but also for its excellent level of conservation.

The old town has a real ancient flavour about it, being rustic and monumental at the same time. It is a lively area with many shops on its winding streets.

For sport and leisure Javea has much to offer with an average yearly temperature of sixteen and a half degrees the weather allows sport to be played all year round. The area has 3 golf courses, surrounded by pine woods and orange groves, and offer magnificent facilities.

Javea has its own web site which provides information on all that the area has on offer. Here you can find out info on car rental, diving, boat hire, golf, sport fishing and lots more.

Religious and pagan festivals thread through the festive calendar with one common denominator: the participation of the people. Javea misses no opportunity to display the open and extrovert character of its people. Find more of Javea History on the towns web site.
http://www.xabia.org

The nearest airport to Javea is Alicante, which is serviced well from all parts of Britain. Many operators have special deals which can be picked up last minute. Monarch airlines have scheduled flights at reasonable prices and offer a reliable service. Please take a look at their web sites below.

http://www.monarch-airlines.com
http://www.britishairways.com
http://www.bmibaby.com
http://www.easyjet.com