If you’re someone who loves getting out on the water and trying new activities during your holidays, paddle boarding in Javea might just become one of new favourite things to do in Javea.
Caitlin
Caitlin
Caitlin has grown up in Javea for more than a decade, and has spent years exploring all of Javea and the surrounding areas. From Javea's beaches, restaurants, cafes, and hidden spots, she's experienced everything the beautiful town has to offer. Her deep connection to Javea, developed through countless explorations, positions her uniquely to share its best-kept secrets with anyone looking to visit.
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Planning a trip to Javea or making the move to this beautiful town on the Costa Blanca? You’ll want to sort out your money situation without getting stung by poor…
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Planning a summer trip to Javea and want to experience one of of the most magical Javea festivals? You’re in for something incredible with San Juan (Fogueres de Sant Joan)…
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Kayaking in Javea is one of the most brilliant ways to see the stunning spots in the area that you simply can’t reach by land!
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The Iglesia de Nuestra Virgen de Loreto is a stunning modern church in Javea Port. With its unique boat-shaped design and fascinating history, it’s become an important landmark that catches the eye of visitors passing through the fishing district.
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The Mare de Déu de Loreto is a Javea festival which runs from the last week in August, all the way to the first week in September in Javea. Each day, there are different events that you can attend and join in.
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While Javea may not be widely known for its wine, it harbours a thriving wine industry, particularly celebrated for its Muscatel and vermouth varieties.