La Granadella Area Description

Jávea has a 20 km coastline that stretches from the Cova Tallá to the Cala de la Granadella. There is an interesting mixture of beaches with soft sandy beaches, small, shingled beaches bordered by pine trees which are suitable for diving (Granadella beaches), and naturist beaches (Ambolo beaches. La Granadella Beach is a small beach surrounded with pines, the beach is adapted for practising diving. La Granadella beach has also special handicapped persons facilities and it has the Blue Flag. On this beach is also the Club Nautico de Javea. This beach has red cross, lifeguards, parking, rest rooms, showers, cleaning service, waste bins, public phones, chiringuitos and restaurants.

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