Javea Nighttime Craft Fair

Handicrafts, and nothing else. This is a craft fair rather than a general street market, so there is no produce and no clothing rail: the Spanish name, Feria de Artesanía de Autor de Jávea, points at work sold by the person who made it. The number of stalls trading on a given night is not recorded, and it is an open-air market with no covered hall, so what you see depends on who has turned out that evening.

Staying in the old town, Casco Antiguo, puts you within easy walking distance of the Nighttime Craft Fair and the best of Javea's evening atmosphere. The port area is another good option, with plenty of restaurants and bars to round off your night after browsing the stalls.

If you prefer a hotel with more comfort and amenities, Parador de Javea sits right by the sea and is one of the most reliable choices in town. Wherever you base yourself, Javea is compact enough that getting around is never a hassle.

The market runs along the Paseo Marítimo del Puerto de Jávea, the seafront promenade at the port, which puts it within walking distance of the port's bars and restaurants once the stalls open at 7pm. For the wider picture, the Alicante province page lists what else runs nearby.