Today's weather for Javea, Spain22nd Aug 2008 00:30
Last Updated : 22nd Aug 2008 00:30 GMT 22nd Aug 2008 02:30 CEST
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Holiday Reviews for Javea
The weather was very warm and pleasant. There was not a lot of rain and temp was about 26 most of the time. - Read More Review by : Phil - Sunday 8th June 2008
This evening's weather forecast for
Javea, Spain
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Javea is in the time zone (CEST) which has a difference of +2 hours to GMT.
Local Time22 Aug 2008 02:59
GMT22 Aug 2008 00:59
UK Time22 Aug 2008 01:59
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Sunrise 07:23hrs
Sunset 20:46hrs
Moonrise 23:30hrs
Moonset 13:25hrs
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Weather Overview for Javea
Lying in the
Javea is situated midway between the Alicante and Valencia airports, in the shadow of “The Montgo” mountain which is a unique feature that provides the town with a dramatic and distinctive backdrop. It is The Montgo that contributes to Javea having such a healthy climate, as the fresh mountain air blows down into the low lands and once it meets the coastal breezes you have a unique combination of sea and mountain air- sounds idyllic!
The locals have long said that The Montgo was once a giant elephant that has been turned to stone, with its trunk reaching into the sea. An interesting urban myth if you choose to hear it- although, the more you look at the mountain the more you will see your self making out the shape of an elephant!
The town, while very popular particularly with ex-pats, hasn’t been inundated with tourists and package holiday makers. There are only a handful of hotels in the town so most visitors will pre-arrange short term rentals and apartments for the duration of their stay.
Although Javea is a sea-side resort, it is
a popular destination in the winter time as well. Javea is famed for witnessing
the most hours of sunshine out of anywhere in
Winter temperatures in Javea are very mild-
a standard characteristic of a Mediterranean climate. The coldest month is
January, which sees a daily high of 16 degrees and a daily low of 6 degrees.
December and February each see maximums of 16 degrees and minimums will fall to
about 6 degrees. During winter the
Rainfall in Javea is at its highest throughout Autumn- October in particular which records, on average, 81 mm of rain for the month. It dies off slightly in November, before falling to 32mm in January and staying in the 30’s right through until May. By the end of May and right through into summer, rainfall is minimal, and July only records 9mm of rainfall across the month.
July is the busiest, hottest and driest
month of the year in Javea and sees the
In the height of summer the Playa de Arenal will be a noisy hub of activity for all of July and August- so if you’re not up for a party vibe then it may be best to stay a few streets back from the beach.
The waters of Playa de Arenal will be an
enjoyable 24 to 26 degrees, which is perfect for escaping the hot summer’s
days. (see here for annual sea temperatures)
June will see the mercury rise to highs of 26 degrees and only fall to lows of 17 degrees, but by July summer is well and truly here with highs of 29 degrees and lows of 20 degrees. From July to September the barometer will often record temperatures over 30 degrees and the temperature can stay over 30 degrees for days on end.
During summer visitors and residents will bask in a glorious 11 hours of uninterrupted sunlight and only 1 or 2 days of rain across each month. The evenings are cooled with the sea breezes off the Med, which makes for a great atmosphere to sit beach side and enjoy a glass (or 5) of Sangria.

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