What's On in Jávea

Everything on in Jávea — live events, gigs, markets, fiestas and nightlife for today, tonight and this week. Updated regularly, free to browse.

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Jávea's fiestas are a summer affair, and they're big. The Fogueres de Sant Joan light up June with bonfires, correfocs and the Nit dels Focs in the old town; the Moros y Cristianos take over the port district in July with parades and mock landings and battles; and the Mare de Déu de Loreto fiestas close the summer in late August and early September with bous a la mar (bulls by the sea), the flower offering and fireworks.

Out of season it's quieter — the weekly Thursday market in the old town, the Christmas lights and the Three Kings parade in January. This page keeps the coming days — tonight, this weekend and the week ahead — in one place, updated as events are confirmed.

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Jávea: Beach Yoga Class At Playa de L'arenal in Jávea, Spain (English)

Plaja del Arenal, Xábia/Jávea

Join us for a one hour gentle yoga class, suitable for all abilities, held on the beach in Jávea. Classes are taught in English.

Free Outdoor €€ Family-friendly Visit ↗

Frequently asked questions

What day is the Jávea market?

Thursday. The weekly street market runs each Thursday from about 7:30am to 2pm across the old town — Plaza de la Constitución, Placeta del Convent and Plaza Marina Alta — with produce, fish, clothes and household goods.

When are the Jávea fiestas?

Mostly in summer: the Fogueres de Sant Joan in June, the Moros y Cristianos in the port in July, and the Mare de Déu de Loreto fiestas in the port from late August into early September.

What are the Moros y Cristianos in Jávea?

The Moors and Christians fiestas, held in the Duanes de la Mar port district each July — colourful parades in period costume and the famous re-enactments of the landing and battle for the town.

What's on in Jávea in winter?

It's quieter out of the summer season — the Thursday old-town market, the Christmas lights and market, and the Three Kings parade on 5 January.