Blanca Cove

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Discover Blanca cove in Jávea, the perfect spot to breathe in the beautiful seascape.Découvrez Cala Blanca, une plage de Jávea parfaite pour se détendre dans un paysage de rêve.

Located in Jávea, Blanca cove comprises two interconnecting coves that you can access along the coast. This pebbly stretch of the Mediterranean is defined by the white cliffs that give the area its name (blanco means ‘white’ in Spanish). The area draws in people keen to breathe in views over Jávea's beautiful cliffs, and it’s not hard to see why.

The first of the two coves is an untainted area situated at the end of Avenida Ultramar. To get to Blanca cove in Jávea, you can drive and then walk the final 100m. This cove is 80m long and affords access to the Blanca cove viewing point.

The second cove is a little smaller, some 40m long, and is defined by pebbles and rocks. There is a rugged extension of rock that juts out into the sea here, forming a sort of barrier that protects the coast, promising calm and crystalline waters. To get to the second cove, you can either walk through the first cove or walk down some steps from Les Caletes viewing point. As a whole, Blanca cove is a relatively popular spot, though it doesn’t get overly busy, making it the perfect place to lounge peacefully in the sun.

A semi-urban beach, it has a number of services such as a carpark, bus stop, seafront promenade and anchor buoys. It is a great spot to do some snorkelling, whiling away the hours gazing at the beautiful seabed. Jávea is a popular destination in the summer months. Come and see what all the fuss is about and spend an idyllic day overlooking the sea at Blanca cove.

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