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    Cala Blanca
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    Cala Blanca

    A quiet white-pebble cove framed by pines, ideal for a peaceful swim away from Jávea's busier beaches.

    Cala Blanca takes its name from the white limestone pebbles that line the shore and give the water a luminous turquoise tone. It sits near Cap de la Nau on Jávea's south-eastern coast, framed by Aleppo pines and dramatic cliffs.

    Because access requires a short walk from a small clifftop car park the beach stays calm even in summer – a real find for travellers who want clear water without the crowds of Arenal or Granadella.

    Getting there and parking

    From Jávea drive south on the CV-740 towards Cap de la Nau and follow signs for Cala Blanca. A small free car park sits above the beach; arrive early in summer.

    Swimming and snorkelling

    The water is exceptionally clear and the rocky underwater scenery is good for snorkelling. The seabed slopes quickly so it is best suited to confident swimmers.

    • Crystal-clear visibility
    • Rocky edges with marine life
    • Bring water shoes for the pebbles

    Facilities

    There are no permanent facilities at Cala Blanca – no showers, no lifeguards and no restaurants. Bring everything you need, including drinking water and shade.

    Best time to visit

    Spring and early autumn offer warm water and almost empty shores. In summer arrive before 10:00 or after 17:00 to find space and a quiet atmosphere.

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