Javea, an enclave on the Costa Blanca, is a true paradise known for its endless coves, its peculiar coastline and its beaches. However, its attraction also lies in its history, culture and architectural heritage, which are reflected in every house, monument and corner of the old town. The traditions, customs, gastronomy and handicrafts of this town in the north of Alicante ideally complement the fantastic Mediterranean landscape.

Aduanas del Mar, now known as El Puerto, is the mythical fishing quarter that has barely lost the authentic flavour of a fishing village, with its fish market, its yacht club and its two promenades. Jávea enjoys a unique climate, with mild winters that allow you to enjoy the sun, stroll through its forests and cliffs, or practice sports in a peaceful and pleasant environment, making it a privileged destination in Spain.