Long-Term Rentals in Jávea
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Living Long-Term in Jávea
Jávea has one of the largest and most well-integrated expat communities on the Costa Blanca, with British, German, Dutch and French residents making up a significant portion of the population. The town has a health centre, dental clinics, pharmacies, Mercadona and Consum supermarkets and a Thursday market. International social clubs and sports groups are plentiful.
Monthly rents start from around 800 euros for a two-bedroom apartment, making it one of the pricier northern Costa Blanca towns — though quality of life is correspondingly high. The Xàbia International College offers international schooling, and the Dénia hospital is 20 minutes away. Fibre internet is available in most areas, and the town is very walkable for daily errands.
Monthly Budget
From ~€800/month (2-bed apartment)
Healthcare
Health centre, Dénia hospital 20 min
Schools
Xàbia International College
Expat Life
Clubs, sports groups, social events
Living in Jávea — A Practical Guide
Monthly Costs
| Item | Range |
|---|---|
| 1-bed apartment rent | €550–850/month |
| 2-bed apartment rent | €700–1,100/month |
| Utilities (elec/water/gas) | €85–155/month |
| Fibre internet | €30–45/month |
| Groceries (couple) | €320–430/month |
| Eating out (couple, modest) | €250–350/month |
| Total couple budget | €1,900–2,700/month |
Healthcare
Centro de Salud Jávea in the port area handles GP visits and SIP registration. The nearest hospital is Hospital de Dénia (20 minutes). Multiple private clinics and dentists in the town serve the international community, many with English-speaking staff. Pharmacies in the Old Town, Arenal and Port areas.
NIE, Residency & Banking
NIE through Alicante Policía Nacional. Padrón at Jávea town hall (Ayuntamiento, Plaza de la Iglesia). CaixaBank, Sabadell and BBVA have local branches. Jávea has a well-established network of English-speaking lawyers, gestorías and tax advisors accustomed to helping expats with NIE, residency and tax returns. The digital nomad visa community is growing.
Getting Around
Buses to Dénia (15 min) and Alicante (1.5 hours). No train or tram. The town is spread across three centres (Old Town, Port, Arenal), so a car is highly recommended. Alicante airport is about 1 hour 15 minutes. Cycling is popular on quieter roads.
Social Life
One of the most socially active expat towns on the coast — British, German, Dutch and French residents have created clubs for everything from walking and cycling to art, bridge and volunteering. The U3A (University of the Third Age) is very active. Arenal beach bars and the Old Town plazas are natural meeting points.
Insider Tip
Jávea has three distinct zones — the Old Town (traditional, most affordable), the Port (local fishing character) and the Arenal (beach lifestyle, pricier). Visit all three before deciding where to rent, as they offer genuinely different daily experiences.
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About Javea
Jávea (Xàbia in Valencian) is widely considered the jewel of the Costa Blanca’s northern coast. Sheltered by the imposing Montgó mountain, Jávea enjoys a unique microclimate officially recognized by the World Health Organization as one of the healthiest in the world.
The town is split into three distinct zones. The historic old town (El Pueblo) centres around a fortified 14th-century Gothic church. The port area (El Puerto) is the gastronomic heart with waterfront fish restaurants. The Arenal beach zone is the main resort area with golden sand and a palm-lined promenade.
Jávea has long been popular with British and German expats, offering excellent international amenities without sacrificing authentic Spanish character. The town has avoided high-rise construction, maintaining a tasteful, low-key elegance.
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