Viewing points in Jávea: A Scenic Route to Discover Magnificent Views

Jávea, a destination located in the province of Alicante, are strategic points affording vistas over stunning coastal landscapes. This stretch of coastline in La Marina Alta is absolutely spectacular. Put on some comfortable shoes and visit these 15 points one after the other, on a single route, or discover them little by little, savouring them at your own pace. 

Jávea Viewing Points Route: Cabo de San Antonio, Els Molins, Punta del Arenal and Séquia de la Nòria

Your route in search of viewing points in Jávea starts at Cabo de San Antonio, a spectacular cliff overlooking the sea, which can be reached on foot or by car from Jávea port. Your next stop will be Els Molins, where you discover delightful old windmills sitting atop the mountain and interesting information panels.

Your third viewing point in Jávea is Punta de l'Arenal, located on the beach of the same name. This one is at sea level – you’ll be amazed by the colour of the Mediterranean in Jávea! Next is Séquia de la Nòria where you can see Roman hydraulic infrastructure that enabled seawater to enter the salt flats. This is a must-see for Jávea.

Cala Blanca, Caletes, Creu del Portitxol and L'Illa

The next viewing point in Jávea to see is at one of the destination’s most popular coves. Cala Blanca has a charming viewing point that we recommend reaching on foot, and from there continuing to Caletes. The view of the cliffs and coves is sublime, and you won’t be able to resist taking a dip! 

Continue on this route to reach the Creu del Portitxol viewing point, a beautiful place to pause before heading to L'Illa viewing point, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the small islet floating off Cala de Portitxol.

La Falzia, Cap Negre, Cap de la Nau and La Granadella

La Falzia is probably one of the best viewing points in Jávea, due to its height and verticality. At Cap Negre you’re sure to get some spectacular photos. Then it's time to make your way to Cap de la Nau, the easternmost point in the Region of Valencia. Here you have a lighthouse where you can take stunning photos. If you come by sea, you'll see some incredible caves!

Your next viewing point in Jávea is nestled in a natural area stretching up to Cala de la Granadella. You can see a wide variety of flora and fauna here alongside different types of agricultural buildings. 

Les Pesqueres, Ambolo and Castell de la Granadella

Les Pesqueres is a viewing point located on a fairly steep cliff above a traditional fish farm. You can then reach Ambolo viewing point, where you can see an old watchtower and enjoy breathtaking views. And last but not least, you’ll reach Castell de la Granadella viewing point, your last stop on the Jávea viewing points route!