Best viewpoints in Jávea
Cliff-top miradores looking out over turquoise coves and the Mediterranean – the most beautiful panoramas in Jávea.
Jávea's dramatic limestone capes are punctuated by a series of official viewpoints – miradores – each carefully placed to catch the best of the coastline. They are free to visit, signposted along the CV-740, and easy to combine into a single afternoon's drive.
From sunset spots over Granadella to lighthouse views from Cap de Sant Antoni, this is the most scenic side of the Costa Blanca.
Mirador del Portitxol
The famous viewpoint over Cala Portixol with its row of white fishermen's huts – the most photographed spot in Jávea.
Mirador de la Granadella
Sunset views over the pine-cliffs and the deep blue cove of Granadella. Easy roadside access.
Cap de la Nau lighthouse
The southernmost cape with sweeping views of Ibiza on clear days. Café next to the lighthouse and a small clifftop walk.
Cap de Sant Antoni
The northern cape with a lighthouse looking over Dénia and the Montgó. Great hiking access along the cliff path.
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