Every September on the Sunday nearest to September the 8th, the Pilgrimage to the Ermita del Pòpul occurs and is held at Ermita del Popul, honouring the Virgen de Loreto.

From the 2nd of August, you can attend a local Javea festival called the “Virgen de los Angeles” at the Monastery La Mare de Déu dels Àngeles.

Looking for Zoos near Javea? There are two amazing options in Benidorm, about an hour’s drive away which make for fantastic day trips.

The Javea International Festival is one of the best festivals in Javea, and its free to visit. Every year, Javea celebrates the local international community with a street lined with tents filled with each country’s traditional food and drinks, live music from local bands, culture, entertainment and so much more.

Over the years, Javea has seen many more restaurants provide vegan food items or even build out full restaurants.

Cala Portixol (also known as Barraca beach) is a pebble beach, home to the Isla de Portixol, and one of the best beaches in Javea to snorkel.

La Platja de la Grava (also known as the Javea port beach) is a pebble beach, and one of the main beaches in Javea and is located within the Javea Port.

When visiting Javea, make sure to go on one of the best boat trips along the beautiful Costa Blanca coastline. Options include sunset sails, and even visiting a sea cave, providing breathtaking views and an unforgettable experience.

If you’ve dreamed of practising yoga with stunning sea views, there are many classes in Javea for you! The town offers an array of fantastic yoga classes suited for all levels and preferences. Whether you’re looking for a serene beachside practice or a dedicated studio session.

Cala Blanca is one of my favourite beaches in Javea. It’s a hidden gem of a beach with its own natural beauty and unique layout. It’s a far quieter beach than the Arenal or the Port beach, which also makes it rather peaceful.