Story 04
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Small and hidden away. Getting there takes a short walk.
Next to the Mirador de la Caleta viewpoint, at the end of Camí Calablanca, is the entrance to the former estate of the painter André Lambert, with a footpath open down to the coast.
From there, a dirt and stone path leads down in about 10–15 minutes.
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A rocky spot and one of our favourite places for a swim. Bring water shoes.
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One of the most beautiful coves in Jávea. You will need a car to get there.
Check whether it is open
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A cove of white pebbles, known for its old fishermen’s cottages. You’ll find the Cala Clémence beach bar there.
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In the old town, with traditional Mediterranean food and a local feel.
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Another of our favourites, known for its market-fresh cooking and lovely terrace.
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A seafaring tavern at the harbour, perfect for good fresh fish.
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Mediterranean cooking with a beautiful terrace.
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An Arenal classic, renowned for its fine dining and rice dishes.
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A tapas bar on Arenal beach.
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In Portitxol cove.
Check when the season opens.
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At Jávea harbour. Ideal for breakfast or a drink.
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A Primer Montañar classic for a glass of wine or a beer with sea views.
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On the seafront at Primer Montañar.
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A cosy bar near the harbour.
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Right by the sea next to Cala Blanca. Ideal for breakfast or an aperitif.
