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Javea
Posted by Liz Langley on Monday, February 25, 2008
Javea is a town divided into many different and contrasting areas . The town has a historic center with a market. The Port area has a marina, a traditional fishing port and many interesting little shops,excellent restaurants,a promenade and tons of Javea vacation vacation rentals and homes.
The Arenal area has a great sandy beach with children's play areas and many restaurants offering value for money eating out. Capo de La Nao and surrounding coves. A wild stretch of coastline which is as beautiful as it is spectacular, sometimes known as the high seas. A great sight seeing and picnic area.
Capo de San Antonio The lighthouse at the other end of the bay close to where the finca is situated. A national Park area consisting of forest and cliff areas a place of outstanding scenery with the backdrop of the Montgo mountain which dominates the whole Javea area.
Rent a villa in beautiful Javea
Posted by Peter English on Friday, January 25, 2008
Javea is truly the jewel in the crown of Spain's Costa Blanca. With its mild year-round temperatures, varying landscapes - from sandy/rocky coastlines to rugged mountain areas - and extensive tourist facilities, Javea has still managed to preserve all the charm of an ancient fishing village, whilst the historic town centre with its house fronts adorned with wrought-iron grills and Gothic style windows provide a charming touch to the labyrinth of streets and diminutive plazas. Finally, there is the Arenal beach, offering sand and sea, an extraordinarily bustling and lively atmosphere, nightlife for the young and the not so young, and a good choice of bars, restaurants and shops.
Javea
Posted by Gillian Shearlaw on Saturday, March 24, 2007
The lively resort of Javea, is made up of three principal areas, the Arenal beach, the Port and the Old Town.
The Arenal beach area is the most recent development and has a lovely large horseshoe shaped sandy beach overlooked by a promenade full of shops, bars, nightclubs, and a good variety of restaurants. The sea here is shallow and gently sloped and is ideal for children. You can hire motor boats from the marina entrance and explore the many nearby coves and beaches. Behind the beach front area are many shops, bars and restaurants to enjoy.
Travel along the coast road from the Arenal beach and you come to Javea Port. Here you’ll find a good variety of established shops, services, bars, restaurants and supermarkets
Explore the old town with it’s narrow winding streets and squares spread across the hill. Again, here you’ll find various, more typically Spanish shops, bars, restaurants and supermarkets. The weekly market is held on a Wednesday in the Old Town and is very popular