Cala Blanca, Javea
Cala Blanca is ideal for those who prefer natural beauty over busy amenities—a perfect mini-adventure for hikers, snorkelers, or anyone looking to unwind surrounded by sea and stone.
Cala Blanca: Tranquil Coves & Turquoise Waters
Tucked away just south of Playa del Arenal, Cala Blanca is a serene and scenic coastal spot made up of two small pebble coves, linked by a beautiful cliffside walking path. Known for its white limestone rocks and crystalline water, this cala offers a more peaceful and natural alternative to the town’s main beach.
Clear Waters & Rocky Charm
Cala Blanca is especially popular with snorkelers, kayakers, and those seeking a tranquil escape from the crowds. Its clear waters, rocky seabed, and low depth near the shore make it ideal for exploring marine life. The area is also a favorite among photographers and nature lovers for its dramatic rock formations and stunning light.
Scenic Coastal Walk
A highlight of Cala Blanca is the coastal path that winds along the cliffs between the two coves. Along the way, you’ll find natural sea caves, scenic viewpoints, and the remains of old coastal watchposts carved into the rock. It’s a short, manageable walk with incredible sea views.
What to Expect
- There are no sunbeds or beach bars, making it a great place for those who appreciate a wilder, quieter setting.
- In summer, you’ll find portable toilets and some lifeguard presence depending on the day and crowd.
- Be sure to bring water shoes or sandals for comfort on the rocky surface.
Parking & Access
Access is via Calle Blanco (named after the beach), a quiet residential street with limited on-street parking nearby. There is no direct public transport stop, so it’s best reached by car, bike, or on foot from the Arenal area. Come early in peak season to find a parking spot.