The Climate of Javea

Javea has long attracted tourists from all over Europe due in part to its unique and beautiful weather. The World Health Organisation named Javea's climate as one of the healthiest in the world, and the city enjoys over 325 days of sunshine per year. Due to its location, Javea is protected from cold northern winds by the extended altitude of the Montgo Natural Park which has resulted in the great number of sunshine hours recorded per year.
A typical summer in Javea is hot with temperatures ranging between 25 and 25 C. Temperatures over 40 C have been recorded, although cooling Mediterranean winds help keep the temperatures bearable. Rainfall is very rare in the summer with most rain occurring in November. Winter months are relatively mild in Javea and are generally still sunny. Temperatures vary but are on the average around 15 C. Skies are mainly clear, and days are often sunny.
Sea temperatures in Javea correspond to the change of climate and stay relatively mild throughout the year. In the summer months, the sea is at its warmest with a temperature of a refreshing 24 C. During the winter, water temperatures decrease but remain warm at an average of around 14 C.