Jávea is probably one of the most exclusive towns on the Costa Blanca. Mainly known for its exceptional location between the two capes of "Cap San Antonio" in the north and "Cabo de la Nao" in the south and on the other, and especially because of its unique "classification pueblo ido crecido": with the "Old City", the "Harbour" (with an idyllic promenade overlooking the boats), the "Arenal" (a fabulous sandy beach with a large promenade) and, of course, the residential neighborhoods in both capes with beautiful houses built on the slopes.

In Jávea you can stroll along the promenade to the Arenal beach, take walks along trails to the creeks, and high up through the nature reserves climbing to the top of the famous Montgó (a 700 meter high mountain range , where you get an impressive view of the entire region and the island of Ibiza). A day on one of the beaches or in one of the many romantic little bays guarantees a lot of relaxation and also gives local residents the feeling of a "holiday experience at their doorstep." Many people who came to Javea once on holiday have stayed forever or return several times a year for a second home, to experience the Mediterranean way of life. There is not only the great stage, the cultural program or the food and the joie de vivre of the people who live here, but also an environment that is reputed to be the second best in the world, and also, with an average annual temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius makes life a little more livable.

Located north of Jávea, a short drive along the winding road at the foot of the Montgó will find you in the town of Dénia. This is especially known for its castle, the marina and its approximately 17 km long sandy beach. Again, there are many hiking trails where you can find picnic spots with amazing views, but also a direct ferry to the Balearic Islands, if you have sea legs. For those who prefer city life, we can recommend Denia, especially its main street (Marques de Campo), with its shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.

For more commercial activities also the shopping center "Portal de la Marina Alta" is close to Ondara, just 5 minutes by car. You can enjoy a great night in Dénia in some of the best restaurants and bars in the Marina, which has been recently expanded, sit with a glass of wine and enjoy views of the sea and the city and the castle as well.

The small fishing village of Moraira is particularly popular with tourists and British residents. It is a charming city, with a small promenade, a small port and many narrow streets to explore. Moraira has a small sandy beach, with most of the residential areas on the slopes looking down on the town. Only the fact that it is so small gives it a special charm. The proximity to big cities such as Benidorm and Calpe Sur promises additional, for those living in Moraira a small town feel, but still being able to live close to the action.

Located north of Jávea, a short drive along the winding road at the foot of the Montgó will find you in the town of Dénia. This is especially known for its castle, the marina and its approximately 17 km long sandy beach. Again, there are many hiking trails where you can find picnic spots with amazing views, but also a direct ferry to the Balearic Islands, if you have sea legs. For those who prefer city life, we can recommend Denia, especially its main street (Marques de Campo), with its shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.

For more commercial activities also the shopping center "Portal de la Marina Alta" is close to Ondara, just 5 minutes by car. You can enjoy a great night in Dénia in some of the best restaurants and bars in the Marina, which has been recently expanded, sit with a glass of wine and enjoy views of the sea and the city and the castle as well.

The small fishing village of Moraira is particularly popular with tourists and British residents. It is a charming city, with a small promenade, a small port and many narrow streets to explore. Moraira has a small sandy beach, with most of the residential areas on the slopes looking down on the town. Only the fact that it is so small gives it a special charm. The proximity to big cities such as Benidorm and Calpe Sur promises additional, for those living in Moraira a small town feel, but still being able to live close to the action.