How to get to Jávea
How to get to Jávea
Jávea (or Xàbia, in Valencian) is one of the most beautiful destinations on the Mediterranean coast. Located between the capes of San Antonio and La Nao, it belongs to the province of Alicante and combines sea, mountains and a unique natural charm.
If you are wondering how to get to Jávea from different cities in Spain, here we explain all the options, by road and public transport, with practical tips.
How to get to Jávea and where to access
Jávea is located in the Marina Alta region, north of Alicante and south of Valencia.
It does not have its own train station or airport, but it does have excellent road access and is located between two international airports:
Alicante-Elche (95 km, 1h 15 min)
Valencia-Manises (120 km, 1h 40 min)
Both airports have daily national and international connections, so getting to Jávea is easy from anywhere in the country or abroad.
How to get to Jávea from Madrid
The distance between Madrid and Jávea is about 465 km, with a journey of approximately 4 and a half hours by car.
How to get to Jávea from Madrid by car
Take the A-3 (Madrid–Valencia) until you join the AP-7 (Autopista del Mediterráneo) towards Alicante.
Exit at Ondara–Denia (exit 62) and continue on the CV-735, which leads directly to Jávea.
It is a comfortable route, well signposted and with numerous services.
How to get to Jávea from Madrid by public transport
There is no direct train, but you can take an AVE Madrid–Alicante (2h 20 min) and then an Alicante–Jávea bus with ALSA (2h 15 min).
You can also travel by train to Valencia and continue by bus to Jávea.
How to get to Jávea from Alicante
Alicante is the most common access point. The distance is 90 km, and the journey takes about 1h 15 min.
How to get to Jávea from Alicante by car
From Alicante city centre or airport, take the AP-7 towards Valencia and exit at Ondara–Denia (exit 62).
Another more panoramic alternative is the N-332, which runs along the coast passing through Benissa, Calpe and Teulada.
This tour offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea.
How to get to Jávea from Alicante by bus
ALSA offers daily journeys from Alicante Central Bus Station and Alicante-Elche Airport (via Benidorm).
The journey takes between 2 and 2 h 30 min and ends at the bus station of Jávea, very close to the city center.
How to get to Jávea from Valencia
Valencia is another key access point, especially for those arriving by train or plane. The distance is 115 km, and the journey takes around 1 h 45 min.
How to get to Jávea from Valencia by car
From the centre of Valencia, take the AP-7 towards Alicante and exit at Ondara (exit 62).
Follow the CV-725 to Gata de Gorgos and connect with the CV-734 towards Jávea.
Another alternative is the N-332, a coastal road with beautiful views.
How to get to Jávea from Valencia by public transport
You can take a Cercanías train to Gandia (line C-1) and then a Gandia–Javea bus operated by ALSA (1 h 30 min).
The entire journey takes around 2 h 30 min and is an economical and comfortable option.
How to get to Jávea from Barcelona
The distance between Barcelona and Jávea is about 470 km, with a drive of about 5 h 30 min.
How to get to Jávea from Barcelona by car
From Barcelona, take the AP-7 towards Valencia/Alicante.
After about 5 hours of travel, exit at Ondara–Denia (exit 62) and continue on the CV-735 to Jávea.
If you prefer a more touristy route, you can travel along the coast on the N-340 or N-332, passing through Peñíscola, Benicàssim or Dénia.
How to get to Jávea from Barcelona by bus
The company ALSA offers direct buses Barcelona–Jávea (duration: about 7 hours), with intermediate stops in Valencia and Denia.
You can also combine AVE Barcelona–Valencia (3 h) + Valencia–Jávea bus (2 h).
How to get to Jávea from Zaragoza
Zaragoza is about 430 km from Jávea, with an average travel time of 4 h 45 min by road.
How to get to Jávea from Zaragoza by car
The most direct route is along the A-23 (Mudéjar motorway) to Sagunto, where it connects with the AP-7 towards Alicante.
Take exit 62 (Ondara–Denia) and continue to Jávea on the CV-735.
The route combines mountainous landscapes with coastal views as you reach the Marina Alta.
How to get to Jávea from Zaragoza by public transport
You can take an AVE Zaragoza–Valencia (1 h 50 min) and then continue by bus Valencia–Jávea.
There is also the option to fly from Zaragoza to Alicante and travel by road or private transfer.
Practical tips to get to Jávea
On the road, use the AP-7 for speed or the N-332 if you prefer sea views.
By public transport, ALSA connects Jávea with the main Spanish cities.
Parking in Jávea is easy out of season; in summer, the centre and the Arenal tend to get crowded, so it is recommended to park in peripheral areas such as Plaza de la Constitución or Calle Génova.
Private transfers and taxis operate from Alicante and Valencia airports to Javea 24 hours a day.
Living in Jávea, a destination to stay
Once you you arrive in Jávea, you will understand why so many people decide to make this destination their permanent home.
The mild climate, crystal clear beaches, promenades and international atmosphere make this town one of the most desirable places to live on the Costa Blanca.
At Olea Home, we have a careful selection of houses for sale in Jávea: villas with sea views, houses in the historic center or properties next to the Arenal.
We advise national and international buyers who are looking not only for a home, but for a new lifestyle facing the Mediterranean.
And if you decide to take that step, at Olea Home we will be happy to help you find your ideal home in this jewel of the Mediterranean.