Cap de la Nau
The easternmost cape on the coast of the Valencian Community, with a lighthouse viewpoint overlooking 100-metre cliffs, sea caves and the Ambolo islet.
Cap de la Nau is the farthest point of the Valencian coast jutting into the Mediterranean, less than 90 km from Ibiza. The viewpoint beside the lighthouse overlooks cliffs about 120 m high, the sea cave Cova dels Orgues below, and to the south the Ambolo islet and a watchtower. The original Ambolo bay has been closed because of the risk of falling rocks. There is a bar beside the viewpoint. The view is best at sunrise and on clear days with good visibility, when Ibiza can often be seen in the distance. It is about a 15-minute drive from Xàbia port. Admission is free, and parking is tight in summer.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Portitxol Island & Cala Barraca
- Cala Granadella
- Arenal Beach (Xàbia)
- Cala del Moraig & Cova dels Arcs
- Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse & Viewpoint
- Port of Xàbia & Duanes de la Mar
- Xàbia Old Town & Church of Sant Bertomeu
- Windmills of La Plana