The viewpoint is situated at an elevation of approximately 85 meters above sea level.
It offers a direct line of sight to the Cap Negre, which is a major geological feature of the local coastline.
The name 'Falzia' is associated with the local flora, specifically the wall fern, commonly found in rocky crevices of this region.
The location is part of the Senda del Mirador trail network that spans the coastline of Xàbia.
The surrounding residential area, La Mar Blava, is built directly atop these limestone cliffs.
Mirador de la Falzia is a cliffside observation point located in the La Mar Blava residential area of Xàbia, Alicante. It provides a direct, elevated view of the Mediterranean Sea and the prominent Cap Negre headland. The viewpoint is situated along the rugged coastline that characterizes the northern Costa Blanca. Visitors have clear lines of sight toward the sea stack known as Els Pallers. The area is part of the integrated coastal scenery of the Javea municipality. It is a quiet residential overlook rather than a park facility. The vantage point is accessible via paved residential streets.
The western edge of the railing provides the most unobstructed frame of the Cap Negre headland.
Wear sturdy walking shoes to navigate the transition from the paved road to the gravel edges of the viewpoint.
Bring binoculars to spot sea birds and marine life near the base of the cliffs.
Check local weather forecasts for wind conditions, as the exposed cliff edge can be very breezy.
Do not attempt to climb down the cliffs, as the limestone is unstable and trails are not maintained for public access.
Maintain quiet levels as the viewpoint is located directly between private residential properties.
