Jávea & the Marina Alta
Christmas & New Year in Jávea
Festive 2026 · 2026/27
Where to eat and celebrate over the festive season — 24 menus and nights from 18 venues, with prices, what each one includes and how to book. Details are as published by each venue; confirm when you reserve, because the popular nights go early.
- Menus & nights
- 24
- Venues
- 18
- From
- €25
- Up to
- €395
Coral pins are venues with something on over the festive season. The view opens on Jávea — zoom out for Hotel Dénia Marriott La Sella, Mercat de Nadal, just outside the municipality.
Markets & fairs
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Markets & fairs
Balcón al Mar Volunteer Fire Station
Balcón al Mar · 22 Nov · 12:00 – 17:00
Price not publishedChristmas fair at the fire station: BBQ, a cake buffet, Christmas stalls, mulled wine and live acoustic music.
- BBQ food
- Draft beer, wine, cava and soft drinks
- Mulled wine
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- Cake buffet with coffee
- Christmas stalls
- Live acoustic music from Jay Henry
Held at the volunteer fire station in Balcón al Mar, which the poster itself does not say — it gives the date … read more Hide note
Held at the volunteer fire station in Balcón al Mar, which the poster itself does not say — it gives the date and the time and names no venue at all. Confirmed by the site owner. No price is published either: the fair is free to walk into so far as the poster goes, with food and drink paid on the day, but it does not say so and neither does this. The brigade is run by ISVH, the Balcón al Mar residents' association. Books on a mobile, so WhatsApp works.
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Markets & fairs Outside Jávea
Mercat de Nadal
El Poble Nou de Benitatxell · 20 Dec
FreeThe town hall's Christmas market, along Carrer Major and Carrer la Pau.
- Street market stalls along Carrer Major and Carrer la Pau
Free is a reading rather than a quotation: it is a municipal market on a public street and the poster names no… read more Hide note
Free is a reading rather than a quotation: it is a municipal market on a public street and the poster names no entry fee, the only money on it being stall registration. No opening hours are published, which for a one-day market is the thing to ask. Stallholders had from 19 October to 4 December to register, so that window is open as this is written. The poster carries the title in Valencian, Spanish and English.
Before you book
- Prices and menus are as each venue published them. They change, and the busy nights sell out, so confirm when you reserve.
- Where a venue takes bookings on a mobile, the WhatsApp button goes straight to it. Where it only lists a landline, there is no WhatsApp button rather than one that goes nowhere.
- A few venues publish no price at all. Those say so rather than being left blank, and are worth a call.
- Looking for the free municipal events — the lights, the markets, the midnight chimes? Those are on the events calendar.