Cabo de la Noa Lighthouse

Viewpoints & Nature

Cabo de la Nao Lighthouse, Xàbia sits atop the dramatic cliffs of Cap de la Nau, the easternmost point of mainland Valencia. Soaring 122 m above the sea, this elegant 20 m octagonal lighthouse has guided ships since 1928 with its white flashes visible up to 23 miles away.

What Makes It Unique

1. Spectacular Coastal Landmark
   It crowns rugged limestone cliffs that plunge into the Mediterranean, offering sweeping views across the bay and, on clear days, of Ibiza.
2. Ecological & Geological Treasure
   The surrounding landscape is part of a protected Site of Community Interest and Special Protection Area for Birds. Below the cliffs lies the famous Cova dels Orguens, a sea cave explored by kayakers and visible from below.
3. Visitor-Friendly Experience
   While the lighthouse interior isn’t open, well-maintained paths, viewpoints, and cliffside restaurants make it a top destination. A geodetic pillar adds a touch of geographical

In summary, the Cabo de la Nao Lighthouse is where dramatic scenery, rich ecology, and iconic design meet—a truly unforgettable stop on the Costa Blanca.