Cala de Calablanca in Javea

Cala de Calablanca in Javea is a spectacular corner of the Costa Blanca, known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. This small cove, formed by two inlets separated by a rocky stretch, offers an intimate and picturesque setting, ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy the serenity of the Mediterranean Sea.

Cala de Calablanca cove, also called “Cala La Caleta”, is characterised by its crystal clear turquoise waters and its shores of pebbles and rocks, surrounded by limestone cliffs that give it a unique appearance. The first cove is wider, while the second is smaller and is accessed via a small path. From both coves you can enjoy spectacular views of the sea and, on clear days, you can make out the island of Ibiza on the horizon.

Although Calablanca Cove in Jávea is quieter and less developed than other beaches in Jávea, it has basic services during the high season, such as showers and litter bins, which helps to keep its surroundings clean and pleasant. Due to its more natural and wild character, it does not have a lifeguard service, so visitors are advised to take precautions, especially when swimming in areas where the rocks may be slippery.

Cala de Calablanca in Javea is the perfect place for those who enjoy snorkelling and underwater exploration. Its transparent waters allow you to see a great diversity of marine life, which makes this cove a paradise for nature lovers. It is also an excellent starting point for short kayak excursions, allowing you to explore the nearby coves and the impressive cliffs of the Jávea coastline.