Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse – View of the Bay of Xàbia loop from Toscamar

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Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse – View of the Bay of Xàbia loop from Toscamar

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Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse – View of the Bay of Xàbia loop from Toscamar

02:09

29.6km

360m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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745 m

Playa de l'Arenal

Highlight • Beach

Arenal Beach is the only sandy beach in Jávea, Alicante. It's an urban beach with shallow, calm waters, making it ideal for families.
It has been awarded the Blue Flag and has all the necessary amenities, including lifeguards, sun loungers, and a lively promenade with shops and restaurants. It's a perfect place to enjoy water sports such as paddleboarding or kayaking.

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5.00 km

Church of Our Lady of Loreto

Highlight • Religious Site

In the center of the Duanes de la Mar district rises the sculptural silhouette of the Church of Our Lady of Loreto. It was inaugurated in 1967 on the site of an old chapel from 1914. This church represents the innovation and realization of a time of profound economic and social change. It is one of the most original and interesting religious buildings and represents in itself a magnificent sculpture, an example of contemporary religious architecture.

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5.18 km

La Grava Beach, Jávea / Xàbia

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City beach of Javéa / Xábia (Pebble Beach). Interesting is the platform "Plataforma acuática pública" which is about 100m in the sea.

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9.59 km

Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse

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The lighthouse that overlooks the bay from Cap de Sant Antoni was the successor to other defensive structures that took advantage of the privileged location of the plain. Hermits built the chapel of San Antonio in the 14th century to isolate themselves from secular life. It was built in his honor and eventually gave the relief its name. A watchtower to protect against pirate raids was also built on this ground, which later gave way to the current lighthouse. This viewpoint is without a doubt one of the most privileged locations on the Valencian coast.

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9.92 km

View of Jávea, Cape Sant Antoni, and Montgó

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From this viewpoint you will have the best views of Jávea and Denia! A unique place with amazing views, ideal throughout the day but especially recommended at sunrise or sunset!

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10.0 km

View of Xàbia

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The historic center of Jávea, located two kilometers from the coastline, boasts beautiful examples of local architecture and remarkable monuments, such as the church of San Bartolomé, the city's nerve center.
One of the biggest attractions of this Alicante city is its expansive coastline. No fewer than 25 kilometers of shoreline offer plenty of swimming opportunities and a wide range of water sports.

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12.5 km

View of the Bay of Xàbia

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Unbeatable view of the bay from the windmills! Definitely worth seeing!

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12.6 km

Windmills of Jávea

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The remaining ruins of the former wheat mills still bear witness to the time when agriculture was of greater importance in the region. Some of them are now privately owned.
It is not known exactly when the mills were built. The last reference to the company probably dates back to 1911.

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