Altamar Penthouse - Arenal -  Javea Holiday Rental (Sleeps 4)

 The L-shaped living room is comfortable and attractive, and has two sets of doors opening onto the southwest-facing balcony, with a table and chairs for outside dining. On the second floor there are two terraces with tables, chairs and recliners. The larger of the two terraces has two extendable awnings to provide shade when needed.

Bedrooms : Two, each with twin beds, ceiling fans, and doors to large roof terrace. Wall-mounted TV in one bedroom.

Bathrooms. On second floor, bathroom with bath, shower, basin, bidet, toilet. Shower room with basin and toilet on ground floor

Living Room : Large room with dining area (seating for 6), and two large comfortable sofas. Ceiling fan. Double doors to balcony with table and chairs. TV and DVD player.

Kitchen : Fully equipped with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Utility room with sink, washing machine and drying area.

Outside : Two roof terraces, one with sun awnings. Table & 6 chairs. 6 sunbeds. Residents’ garden and pool. Underground parking. Central heating for the cooler months. Entry phone. Lift.

Services : Property cleaned between lets. Weekly linen change and refresher clean. Hand/bath towels provided, but please bring your swimming towels. Airport pick-up service available.

Close by, and within sight of the apartment, is the picturesque La Fontana Canal and Marina where boats of all types are moored for easy access to the sea. A short stroll along the seafront to the right takes you to the Arenal beach, with its many attractions, and to the left the walk to the Port of Javea will take around fifteen minutes. There are several supermarkets nearby. The historic old town of Javea, about 3 km away, is well worth a visit, and there is a choice of golf courses within a 25 minute radius.

About the area around Javea

Javea is a wonderful port with stunning scenery all around. This holiday resort is divided into three main areas. The Arenal, Port and Old Town. The Arenal Beach has bee awarded the blue flag for perfection of the water quality and cleanliness of the beach. The slope into the sea is very gentle so a good place for introducing kids to swimming in the sea. Leaving the beach you can take advantage of the public showers and toilet facilities. The curve of the beach is surrounded by a wide selection of bars and restaurants. Behind the Beach is a Promenade lined with Bars and Restaurants offering everything from Live Bands to Traditional Restaurants.  In the evening this is a great place for a stroll - and there are Craft Stalls set up along the Prom.  This is one of the three centres of Javea. The others are the Port and the Old Town. A great way to get between these three areas in the fun Train which runs right up till the early hours of the morning. The Port area is where the majority of the Shops are, some excellent restaurants and tapas.  While this part of town is visited by tourists it feels very much a Spanish community. This is where the Fiestas take place - like the Festival of the Port in September.  The Church is worth a visit, the shape of the roof inside looks like the hull of a boat. During the Port Festival watch out for the fireworks they lay along the street. They often paint the streets blue during this fiesta. Taking the road West from the Port you will pass a selection of "chiringuitos" which are summer bars open from Midday till about 4am which are a great place for a cool late night drink - they have music playing and are populated almost exclusively by local Spanish people and are a great way to end the evening - the sound of the waves lapping the shore. Javea Old Town is where you will find the main Church, the Market, Post Office and the usual Restaurants and Bars.  Before tourism, Javea was a small sleepy town relying on the port for fishing and farming for local income. Many of the 'fincas' that have been feature very wide nayas - these are the covered exterior areas - and were originally used for drying the crops - such as grapes by hanging the fruit from poles that were placed across the nayas. In the main "casco urbano" surrounding the Market and Church there are narrow "Moorish style" streets which cars cannot access but which are lined on both sides by shops of all kinds, art galleries and restaurants. Thanks to the streets being so narrow they avoid a lot of the heat of the day so a walk around here can be really pleasant. It's also worth checking out the indoor market.

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To check prices & availability

To check availability, prices and all booking enquiries contact: sales@complete-holidays.co.uk

Please quote property reference: 0709/SPAIN