Alicante Airport to Jávea
Alicante Airport to Jávea taxi, 101 km, fixed at €150
A hundred and one kilometres, about eighty minutes. Jávea is three separate places in one name, and the price is the same to all three.
101 kmThe long run north
79 minGate to front door
€150Whole vehicle
100%Battery, not fuel
Alicante Airport to Jávea
101 km, 79 minutes, one fixed price
Jávea is the longest of our regular runs north, and the one where knowing the town matters most. There is no single Jávea: the old town sits inland, the port is down at the harbour, and the Arenal is the sandy beach a few kilometres round the headland.
The drive is 101 km and takes around eighty minutes. Fixed at €150 for the vehicle, one way, up to four passengers with their luggage.
Those three centres are a ten or fifteen minute drive apart, which is why a wrong drop-off here costs you a taxi on top. Give us the address and you arrive where you meant to.
Fixed price, one way
€150
Alicante Airport to Jávea
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Your options
A hundred kilometres, four ways
Jávea is far enough north that public transport means changes and a long afternoon. It is also spread out enough that the last two kilometres matter.
| Choice | What you pay | Once you land | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Costanova private transfer | Fixed at €150 | Waiting at arrivals | 79 min, door to door |
| Taxi | Unknown until the end | Depends on the rank | Around eighty minutes |
| Bus with changes | The cheapest on paper | Timetables, not flights | Half a day realistically |
| Hire car | Rate, fuel, insurance | Desk, then find the bay | Eighty minutes, plus the lanes |
How it works
Three steps to Javea
01 / Book
Say which Javea
Old town, port or Arenal. They are fifteen minutes apart and we need to know.
02 / Meet
Driver at arrivals
Holding a sign with your name, with waiting time included if you are late.
03 / Ride
Eighty minutes north
Motorway, then the slower road behind the Montgo and down to the coast.
Arriving in Jávea
Three towns called Javea
Three centres, one price
Old town, port or Arenal. They are a quarter of an hour apart and it is €150 to any of them.
Granadella and the coves
The coast south of the Arenal is a run of coves reached by narrow lanes. Drivers who know them save you the guesswork.
The long way round the Cabo
The last stretch runs behind the Montgó and round towards the cape. It is the slowest part of the trip and the prettiest.
The drive itself
Behind the Montgo
The AP-7 runs most of it, then the road swings inland behind the Montgo massif before dropping towards the sea. The final stretch is narrower and slower than the motorway, and it is where the extra fifteen minutes over Calpe come from.
A lot of this traffic is British owners heading to villas on the Cabo, and the addresses tend to be the name of a development and a plot number rather than anything a map will find on its own.
FAQs
About the Javea transfer
A fixed €150 one way for the vehicle, up to four passengers.
Around eighty minutes for 101 km, most of it motorway with a slower final stretch.
All of them, at the same price: the old town, the port and the Arenal, plus the urbanisations and coves around them.
No. From Valencia airport it is a longer drive, which is why most people flying in use Alicante for Javea.
Yes. For early flights we set the pickup to allow for the drive plus check in, and the price is the same.
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Old town, port or Arenal. Tell us which and the price does not move.