- 2 beautifully appointed villas in the Costa Blanca
- Glorious gardens
- Just a mile inland from the Costa Blanca
- Old-world charm with up-to-date amenities
- Extensive range of sporting and recreational facilities
- Lovely quayside cafés and restaurants
- Ideal for year-round walking
Javea
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Javea
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More about Javea
Situated on the Mediterranean coast, some 70 miles south of Valencia (55 miles north of Alicante), Javea nestles between two headlands – Cabo de la Nao and Cabo San Antonio – in a fertile valley of orange, olive and almond tree groves. The exclusive and fashionable area of El Tosalet lies on the southern outskirts of the old town, a mile inland from the coast.
Among the best holiday accommodation available at Javea are two large detached villas with private pools – Villa Margarita and Villa Louise – which were constructed by local craftspeople using traditional wood and stone, so as to blend seamlessly into their delightful setting.
Sunbathe on one of the best beaches in Spain
That private pool will no doubt serve you well, but it's no substitution for a beautiful beach. Javea's beach area, Playa de Arenal, is sandy and sheltered, so it's perfect for bathers of all ages. There's also a promenade, which is full of cafés, restaurants, gift shops, bars and ice-cream parlours. We recommend walking along it in the evening, as the sunset is just wonderful.
Visit the historic old town
If you love your history, the old part of town, Javea Pueblo, is well worth a visit. Look closely, and you can see evidence of its turbulent past, such as the fortifications from the wall which once surrounded it, built to keep pirates out.
The main attraction is the 14th Century church, Sant Bartomeu. Built in original Tosca stone, it sits at the heart of the old town and is a listed National Historic and Artistic Monument. It looks incredible considering it survived the Spanish Civil War, during which the church was badly damaged.
Don't leave the old town without seeing the Soler Blasco Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum – entry is free and you'll have the chance to see several exhibits and collections, filled with artwork and artefacts. Head to the top of the building for one of the best views in town.
Try something new
You and your family will never be bored in Costa Blanca as there are so many opportunities to try an activity you've never done before. Try golf at one of the 13 courses, or maybe take the plunge and go scuba diving or sailing.
Meanwhile, the resort offers the chance to play tennis, hire a jet-ski, go pigeon shooting and race your friends and family on a go-kart.
See incredible views at Montgo Nature Park
Be sure to pack your camera and your walking boots – Montgo Nature Park is a wonderful place to explore, as the views from the Mountain will blow you away. From the top, you can see the whole Park, as well as Javea and the Mediterranean Sea. On a clear day, you can make out Ibiza's white cliffs.
Enjoy fun-filled days out with the family
Animal-mad kids will love Vergel Safari Park, where you can drive through acres of parkland to see zebras, lions and tigers, so keep your windows shut! The little ones can then walk among the smaller animals and see them up close.
On a hot day, you may be more tempted to cool down at a water park. Aqualandia, Europe's largest, boasts acres of gardens, which are filled with waterslides, play pools, white-water rapids and Jacuzzis.
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