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The World Health organisation once famously described the Costa Blanca as having a near perfect climate with 320 days of sunshine a year. Despite so much sun, Javea remains sheltered from the extremes of heat and drought by it's own unique micro climate, which helps to keep the countryside green all year round. Just over an hour's drive from Alicante...
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There are many good restaurants in Javea, and no shortage of things to do. The chances are that there will be a fiesta in one of the local villages, so it is always worth visiting our Javea events calendar. The Fiesta of San Juan (the patron saint of Javea) is the most important date on the local calendar, when the whole town joins in the festivities. Local chefs prepare a giant paella which is free to all who want to experience...

Moraira is a town steeped in history with a picturesque setting of white villas amongst the green pines of a Mediterranean resort. The town is known for it’s safe sandy beaches and rocky coves, but there is also an abundance of cafés and bars along the sea front. Along the coast road towards Benissa you will find many restaurants and bars. The drive offers breathtaking views across the Teulada valley ...
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Denia, situated 15 minutes north of Javea, is a bustling cosmopolitan town by the Mediterranean Sea, sitting at the foot of the spectacular Montgo mountain. Known for its long sandy beaches, ancient castle and elegant shopping district, this is a vibrant and colourful resort. There is something for everyone here with spectacular blue flag sandy beaches, an 18 hole golf course and many fiestas. Denia takes it’s name from the Roman temple to Diana…
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