Cap de Sant Antoni Lighthouse & Viewpoint
Far i Mirador del Cap de Sant Antoni
A 160-meter-high headland at the end of the Montgó range jutting into the Mediterranean; the lighthouse viewpoint overlooks the whole of Jávea Bay.
Cap de Sant Antoni is part of Montgó Natural Park. Its 160-meter cliffs drop straight into the sea, and the surrounding waters are a marine protected area. The lighthouse was built in 1855, and the viewpoint beside it overlooks Jávea port, Arenal Beach and Cap de la Nau. On clear days the outline of Ibiza can be seen. Driving up from Jávea port takes about 10 minutes, passing the windmill hill along the way. Nearby are the remains of the Sant Antoni Monastery. Admission is free, and parking is limited.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Port of Xàbia & Duanes de la Mar
- Windmills of La Plana
- Arenal Beach (Xàbia)
- Cova Tallada
- Xàbia Old Town & Church of Sant Bertomeu
- Les Rotes & Torre del Gerro
- Portitxol Island & Cala Barraca
- Cala Granadella