The Best Hidden Coves in Jávea You Can't Miss

Jávea is a true paradise on the Costa Blanca, famous for its stunning coves and crystal-clear waters. In this article, we reveal the best hidden coves in Jávea, perfect for those seeking tranquility and breathtaking landscapes. If you're planning your holiday, this guide is essential to make the most of this Mediterranean gem.

Cala Granadella – The Jewel of the Mediterranean

Location and Access
Cala Granadella is one of the most renowned and beautiful coves in Jávea. Despite its popularity, it remains a tranquil spot if you visit outside peak hours.
Accessing this cove requires a short descent from the parking lot, but the reward is its turquoise waters surrounded by green cliffs.

Personal Tip:
Arrive early to secure parking and a good spot on the beach. Bring snorkeling gear to explore its spectacular seabed. It's also ideal for kayaking.

More information:
Learn more about access and features on Jávea's official tourism site: Cala Granadella - Turismo Jávea.

Cala Barraca – A Picturesque Spot to Unwind

The Famous Blue Doors

Cala Barraca, also known as Cala Portitxol, is a gravel cove with a special charm thanks to its traditional blue doors. This spot is perfect for enjoying the Mediterranean's serenity.

How to Get There

The access is straightforward by car, followed by a short walk. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as the terrain is uneven.

Personal Tip:
Book a table at the restaurant by the cove. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy local cuisine by the sea.

Cala Ambolo – A Hidden Paradise

A Virgin Cove with History

Cala Ambolo, partially closed due to landslides, remains one of the most spectacular spots to explore by sea. Accessible only by kayak or boat, this virgin cove offers a unique atmosphere.

Personal Tip:
If you have the chance, rent a kayak and paddle along the coast to reach Ambolo. The silence and views are unmatched.

More Information:
For more activity ideas in Jávea, check out our agenda of events and activities at Riu Rau Rentals.

Cala Sardinera – Perfect for Hiking Enthusiasts

A Different Way to Access

To reach Cala Sardinera, you'll need to take a short hiking route from the Mirador de Cruz del Portitxol. This trail is not only enjoyable but also offers spectacular views.

Personal Tip
Bring water, sunscreen, and some snacks to enjoy a picnic at this secluded cove. Keep in mind it’s a virgin spot, so no services are available.

Cala Blanca – The Perfect Mix of Nature and Comfort

A Name That Says It All

Its white sand and surrounding rocks make Cala Blanca a special place. Although not as hidden as other coves, its beauty makes it a must-visit.

Services and Accessibility

The cove is easily accessible and offers amenities like nearby parking. It’s ideal for families and those who prefer more accessible locations.

Tips for Enjoying Jávea's Coves

• Plan Your Visit Early
  In high season, the coves can fill up quickly. Arriving early is key to enjoying the tranquility.

• Essential Equipment
  Bring snorkeling gear, sunscreen, sturdy shoes for rocky areas, and plenty of water.

• Respect the Environment
  Jávea is a natural paradise, and keeping it clean is everyone's responsibility. Take your trash with you and follow local rules.

Where to Stay to Enjoy Jávea's Best Coves

At Riu Rau Holidays, we offer ideal accommodations to explore these coves and more. From traditional houses in the old town to villas with Mediterranean views, you’ll find the perfect place for your vacation. Discover our properties here.