The weather in Javea is amongst the very best anywhere in the world, with a climate acclaimed by the World Health Organisation for its excellent health benefits. Neither too hot nor cold at any time of year, Javea is generally sunny and warm with low levels of humidity. As such, the coastal town is considered to have a particularly beneficial climate for asthma and allergy sufferers, as well as your average tourist and sightseer.

Conveniently positioned between hills and mountains, Javea is sheltered from severe weather far better than most Spanish coastal resorts. Owing to its unique location, Javea benefits from its own micro-climate and enjoys more days of sunshine per year than any other place in Spain.

Javea experiences its hottest weather during the peak holiday season from late June to early September. During this time, temperatures will reach a high of around 30 degrees Celsius (84F) with a daily average of approximately 25 degrees Celsius (77F). At the height of summer, sea temperatures reach a very pleasant 26 degrees Celsius (81F), with as many as 11 hours of sunshine per day. Rainfall is lowest during the summer months with as little as 9mm falling over the month of July.

Outside of the summer months, Javea enjoys a mild climate with temperatures reaching 16 degrees Celsius (61F) even during the winter months. The coastal resort does experience its lowest daily temperature during the period of January to February with averages of around 11 degrees Celsius (52F), though the average temperature increases significantly by late spring to approximately 18 degrees Celsius (64F).

The wettest month of the year is generally October when around 81mm of rainfall is expected. Although wet, October still sees pleasant average temperatures of around 19 degrees Celsius (64F) and seven hours of daily sunshine.

With the town’s characteristically clement annual weather, Javea is a true year round destination. In many respects, the weather is ideal for the average UK holidaymaker – plenty of sunshine to enjoy, without uncomfortably high temperatures or stifling humidity.

Visitors to the resort will generally find that light clothing is suitable throughout the daytime no matter the time of year. Outside the summer period, Javea does experience 5 or 6 rainy days per month so visitors should ensure they pack jackets and warmer clothing alongside shorts and t-shirts.