Javea A Coastal Paradise
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Javea: A Coastal Paradise
Summary
Located in Marina Alta, Alicante, Spain, Javea (also known as Xàbia) is a charming coastal town that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. Divided into three main areas?"the Old Quarter, the port, and a village nearly 3 km inland?"Javea is celebrated for its healthful climate, deemed one of the world’s best by the World Health Organization. Sheltered by Mount Montgó from harsh northern winter winds, it maintains pleasant temperatures year-round.
A Growing Tourist Destination
Javea is rapidly becoming a favored tourist spot and a hot property market, especially for retirement villas. Its population, normally around 28,500, swells to over 100,000 during peak tourist seasons. Despite this influx, inland areas remain serene, with citrus groves producing bountiful harvests of oranges each year.
Accessibility
The town is easily accessible by road, and the nearest train station is just 10 km away in Gata de Gorgos. Buses connect Javea to Alicante and Valencia, with travel times of about an hour from both airports. There is also a convenient coach service for travelers to and from Madrid.
Historical Highlights
Once fortified against pirates, Javea’s Old Quarter is home to the 14th-century Church of Sant Bartolomé, a National Historic and Arts Monument. Although the 15th-century Fontana Castle is no more, its cannons remain displayed in front of the church. The quarter also houses the Museo Histórico y Etnográfico Municipal J.B. Soler Blasco and retains the charm of bygone days with a modern market.
The Port and Arenal Beach
The port is a tourist favorite, featuring a gravel beach, marina, and an array of restaurants. It's historically significant, having flourished in the 15th century for raisin export?"a trade that waned by the 19th century. The Church of Nuestra Señora del Loreto in the port area honors the town's fishing culture. Nearby, Arenal Beach is the heart of Javea’s nightlife, bustling with sand art, beach parties, and lively bars.
Montgó National Park
For those seeking nature, Montgó National Park offers 2,150 hectares of beauty and historical depth, with archaeological sites dating back thousands of years. The park also hosts vibrant pagan and Christian festivals in June, July, and September, ensuring a rich cultural experience for visitors.
Conclusion
Javea seamlessly blends history, natural beauty, and modern living, making it a must-visit destination. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins or enjoying vibrant beach parties, this coastal paradise promises an unforgettable experience.
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