Cap de Sant Antoni

Cap de Sant Antoni is a limestone headland on the northern Costa Blanca, just outside Jávea, where the Montgo massif meets the Mediterranean in near-vertical cliffs dropping some 162 metres to the sea. The cape marks the boundary of a protected marine reserve, making its underwater walls a draw for divers who encounter Posidonia seagrass meadows and clear visibility year-round. Short walking trails lead to the cliff edge, offering sweeping views across the bay of Jávea and, on clear days, the outline of Ibiza on the horizon. Outside summer, the cape sees little foot traffic, giving it an unhurried, windswept quality rare on this stretch of coastline.