Do you want to go from Valencia to Jávea in a private transfer with a driver? If you are willing to enjoy a few days of rest, take advantage of our transfer service from Valencia to Jávea and do not waste time waiting, travelling to stations or hotels, and without having to carry your luggage.
Jávea has become one of the leading tourist towns on the Costa Blanca for both national and foreign tourists who are attracted by its beaches with crystal clear waters, its gastronomy and its inland tourism. Its connection with Valencia via the AP-7 motorway makes it easy to travel by private transport, as many visitors land at Valencia airport or leave from Valencia train station to go to Jávea. Just over 100 km separates Valencia from the start of your holiday. Have you thought about how to do it?

What to see in Jávea?
Jávea is one of the most visited towns on the Costa Blanca by tourists. It has more than 20km of beaches and coves with exceptional water quality. Although there are many who choose to enjoy sunny days on El Arenal beach (the most popular in the town, as it is the only sandy beach in Jávea) or the beaches of La Grava or Muntanyar. There are also many tourists who prefer to enjoy the beautiful coves, some of which can be reached on foot by hiking routes. The coves of Granadella, Portixol, Sardinera, Tangó and Cala Blanca are some of the most outstanding in Jávea. Many adults also take a trip to the Cova Tallada, at the foot of the maritime reserve of Cape San Antonio.



If you love history, Jávea hides treasures dating from prehistoric times to the Muslim period. You can visit its Archaeological Museum. You can also enjoy the history of the town in the open air by bathing, for example, in the Banys de la Reina (Queen's Baths), an old fish farm from Roman times.


Away from the sea, you can enjoy excursions to defensive constructions against piracy, such as the ruins of the 15th century Granadella castle, which are still standing, or the Portixol watchtower, built as a watchtower to combat piracy in the 16th century.


You can also visit the remains of the medieval cemetery, under the Jávea Tourist Office.
For local architecture lovers, you should not miss a stroll through the old part of the city, where you will find architectural gems from the Middle Ages, churches, chapels and convents, the town hall and, of course, the riu raus (river raus). The riu raus are old rural houses with a rectangular appearance, characterised by their large arcades in the porch that were used to store the grapes to dry.
In terms of festivities, Jávea is one of the towns with the most popular celebrations. Due to its history and its belonging to the province of Alicante, Jávea celebrates, apart from the festivities of Christmas and Easter, other holidays that attract tourists all year long:
- In January, the festivities of San Antón take place, with its bonfire and blessing of animals, and the festivity of San Sebastián, patron saint of Jávea.
- In June the Bonfires of San Juan are celebrated, with “bous al carrer” (bulls), firework displays, parades and the monuments that burn on the night of 24 June.
- In July, the celebration of Moors and Christians takes place, with their disembarkation and parades of both armies.
- At the end of August, the festivity of the Virgen del Loreto takes place, with "bous a la mar", processions, open-air dances and firework displays.



What to eat in Jávea?
Jávea's gastronomy is closely linked to its location and proximity to the sea. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of vegetables, as well as fish, shellfish and molluscs cooked in rice dishes, salted or in elaborate stews. Don't miss a visit to the Abastos food market, where you can choose the seafood or fish of your choice, cooked on the spot for a unique experience.

Transfers between Jávea and Valencia
Travelling from Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla train station, or from Valencia VLC airport, there are different ways of getting to Jávea:
Transfers Valencia Jávea in private transport
In other words, a chauffered vehicle. The main advantage of this type of transfer is that you are not subject to timetables. It is a door to door service (we pick you up at the station, airport, door of your house or hotel... or wherever you tell us, at the time that you want, and we leave you at the door of the hotel or flat in Javea). You will enjoy a trip in a car of the type you have chosen. A quiet trip by car, with high standards of hygiene and safety.
You can choose between a Standard vehicle, MPV, Standard electric, Luxury electric, 6-seater van, 8-seater van, Executive van, Business or Wheelchair adapted van.
No waiting, we will pick you up at your arrival time in Valencia and take you to Javea. You don't have to worry if your flight is delayed, we track the flights and we can find out if your flight is delayed.
This rental service with a driver is undoubtedly the fastest, as it picks you up at the door and drops you off wherever you choose, no waiting, no need to move and no dependence on delays. Moreover, the transfer from Valencia to Jávea takes approximately 80 minutes.
Travel by bus
This is a cheaper alternative, from Valencia bus station you can travel to Jávea in a journey time of almost 3 hours.
Unlike the transfer service we offer, this alternative is subject to a bus departure timetable, with the possibility of inconveniences that may arise that may force a delay. It also requires passengers to travel to the bus station, with the subsequent transfer to their destination on arrival in Jávea, which is very different from the door-to-door service we offer with the chauffeur-driven transfer. Finally, the time, just over an hour's journey, with no privacy or intimacy as you are travelling with several passengers.