Sailing boats, motorboats, pontoons and the water between the harbour walls define the view.

Javea Port
Javea Port around Duanes de la Mar is all about boats, the waterfront and everyday maritime life. This page is deliberately focused on the port itself; the sandy Arenal beach remains a separate destination.

Around Javea Port, Xabia feels distinctly maritime and lived-in. Boats, harbour basins, the waterfront and Duanes de la Mar all belong to the same scene. It feels very different from the Arenal further south: this is not a sandy-beach stop, but a place to walk by the harbour, look across the bay and spend time in a neighbourhood shaped by the sea. That makes it a relaxed and worthwhile part of a day around Javea.
The neighbourhood around the port has its own maritime identity and is easy to explore on foot.
There is no need for a fixed itinerary: walk by the water, watch the boats and enjoy the bay.
A distinct part of Javea
The port is not the Arenal and should not be presented as if it were. Duanes de la Mar lies further north and has its own atmosphere, shaped by boats, harbour facilities and the neighbourhood behind them. That is why the imagery and text on this page are devoted specifically to the port.
An easy walk beside the boats
You do not need a full sightseeing schedule. A stroll along the water, time to look at the boats and a wander through Duanes de la Mar are enough to enjoy the area. Later in the day, the harbour often feels especially relaxed and atmospheric.
Easy to combine with northern Javea
If you want to see more, combine the port with Cabo de San Antonio, Els Molins or the old town. It is a simple way to mix sea views, landscape and historic streets while keeping each area clearly distinct.
Continue towards the southern coast
From Duanes de la Mar you can cross Javea and continue towards Portitxol, Cap Negre, Cap de la Nau and Balcon al Mar, where the scenery becomes quieter and more rugged.
Finish with us in Balcon al Mar
When the harbour walk has worked up an appetite, come and see us in Balcon al Mar. Choose the outdoor terrace, stop at the bar or stay for dinner with Mediterranean dishes, fish, pasta, burgers and charcoal-grilled food.
Javea Port in pictures
Javea Port around Duanes de la Mar shows the maritime side of Xabia. Boats, harbour basins, the waterfront and the established neighbourhood beside them shape the atmosphere. This page is deliberately about the port itself, not the Arenal beach further south.
A relaxed walk by the water is enough to enjoy the area. Watch the boats, wander through Duanes de la Mar and take in the view across the bay. If you want to see more of northern Javea, the port combines naturally with Cabo de San Antonio, Els Molins or the old town.
When you continue south afterwards, finish the day with us in Balcon al Mar. Settle on the terrace, stop at the bar or stay for dinner and choose from Mediterranean dishes, fish, pasta, burgers and food from the charcoal grill.
After visiting Javea Port: come and see us in Balcon al Mar.
After the coast, a viewpoint or the old town, it is time for something good to eat. You’ll find us in Balcon al Mar at Carrer Cap Negre 3, with Mediterranean food, a charcoal grill, fish, burgers, pasta, an outdoor terrace and bar.
Frequently asked questions about Javea Port
Where is Javea Port?
The port is around Duanes de la Mar in the northern part of Javea / Xabia bay.
Is the port the same as the Arenal?
No. The Arenal is the well-known sandy beach further south. The port is a separate maritime area around Duanes de la Mar.
What can you do around the port?
Walk beside the water, watch the boats, enjoy the bay and explore Duanes de la Mar.
Where can we eat afterwards?
If you continue south, you will find us in Balcon al Mar at Carrer Cap Negre 3.






