Dutch web designer for the Marina Alta
Web design in Jávea and Dénia

Websites, online shops and templates for holiday rentals, restaurants and local businesses in Jávea, Dénia and the surrounding area. In English or Dutch, at fixed prices.
Jávea and Dénia draw people from the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the UK all year round. Some come for a week's holiday, others have lived here for years. For you as a business owner, that means your clients search for you in different languages, often before they've even arrived.
I build websites from La Nucía for businesses across the Costa Blanca. You deal with me directly, in English or Dutch, by WhatsApp, phone or video call.
What I can help you with in Jávea and Dénia
- Holiday rentals. A site of your own for your villa or apartment near the Arenal, the port or the Montgó, so guests can book with you directly as well as through Airbnb and Booking. See the holiday rental templates
- Restaurants and beach bars. A clear menu, your opening hours and a booking button, in your guests' languages. See the restaurant templates
- Estate agents. Your listings shown automatically on your own site from Inmovilla, Sooprema or another CRM. Websites for estate agents
- Shops and online stores. A new Shopify store, or getting an existing shop that's stuck working again. About online shops
Fixed prices and online fast
For restaurants and holiday homes I have templates in several styles. You choose a design and I add your own photos, text and details. It costs €395 fully set up, or €325 if you add the content yourself. Order before 31 December 2026 and the first year of hosting and maintenance is free.
A custom business website or online shop is possible too. You'll find the costs on the website packages and prices page.
Multilingual, because your clients are
On a terrace in Jávea you can easily hear four languages. That's why every template comes with three languages of your choice, each with its own pages that Google can find separately. For many businesses here that means Spanish and English, plus Dutch or German depending on who your clients are. More on that in my article on multilingual websites.
Getting found in the Marina Alta
A good-looking site only pays off when people find it. I make sure your pages say what you do and where, using the town names your clients search for. They also get structured data for Google and AI tools, and the site is fast and easy to use on a phone. I'm happy to go through your Google Business Profile with you too, as that decides whether you show up in Google Maps.
Renting out a holiday home?
Show the registration number of your tourist rental clearly on your site. In the Comunitat Valenciana that number belongs on every listing, and it shows guests they're booking a registered property. Why a site of your own alongside the big platforms is worth it is explained in your own holiday rental website alongside Airbnb and Booking.
