Stands out for

  • • Panoramic views from the Cape San Antonio viewpoint
  • • Gentle descent to Cala Tangó with clear turquoise waters
  • • Well-marked, low-difficulty hiking trails
  • • Visit to the historic Cape San Antonio lighthouse
  • • Sensory experience of sea breeze and Mediterranean scents along the route

Description

Context The coastal hiking route at Cape San Antonio runs along a rocky promontory within the Natural Park of Montgó, located between Jávea and Dénia. This protected area features gentle trails with mild elevation changes, offering scenic access to cliffs, secluded coves, and the surrounding Mediterranean Sea. The route reaches a maximum elevation of 225 meters over 9.3 km, blending natural beauty with cultural heritage, highlighted by the historic lighthouse at the cape’s tip. ">">The Experience The hike begins at the port of Jávea, following clearly marked footpaths toward Cala Tangó, where sea breezes mix with the scent of wild thyme. After a short rest, the path ascends to the cape’s viewpoint, offering panoramic views of the coastline and the sounds of waves and coastal birds. The visit to the historic lighthouse adds a cultural dimension before returning to the starting point. ">Who It’s For This route is suitable for families with children over 6 years old, individuals with basic mobility, and nature lovers seeking a peaceful walk with excellent photo opportunities. It is not recommended for those with limited mobility who lack mobility aids, or for hikers seeking technical trails. ">Local Context Cape San Antonio is part of the maritime and natural heritage of the Costa Blanca. The local community preserves the lighthouse’s history and protects the surrounding environment. Visitors can enjoy traditional cuisine and local culture in Jávea and Dénia after the hike.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Guided Coastal Hiking at Cape San Antonio

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Expert Recommendations

Bring hiking boots, plenty of water, and sun protection. Avoid hiking during midday in summer to avoid extreme heat. The route is low-difficulty but includes some inclines and unguarded cliff edges, so exercise caution—especially with children. Best experienced in spring, summer, or autumn, ideally in the morning or late afternoon for optimal lighting and comfortable temperatures.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity, suitable for families and individuals with basic fitness level

About the Area

Cape San Antonio lies on the Costa Blanca, within the Natural Park of Montgó. The area combines coastal trails with viewpoints, coves, and a historic lighthouse. Located near the port of Jávea, it offers basic facilities, access to restaurants, and water sports. Nearby attractions include the Natural Park of Montgó, as well as the towns of Jávea and Dénia, which can enhance the overall experience.

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Senderismo por el Cabo de San Antonio para Niños

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The guided hike lasts between 2 and 3 hours, covering 6.8 to 9.3 km with gentle elevation changes—ideal for a relaxed, scenic walk.
Yes, it is suitable for children over 6 years old, provided they are supervised and the pace is adjusted to their needs.
There are no public drinking water sources along the trail, so it is essential to carry enough water for the entire hike.
Hiking boots or comfortable walking shoes are recommended, along with suitable clothing for walking and sun protection such as a hat and sunscreen.
Some sections have cliffs without railings, so caution is required, especially for children and people with vertigo.