Skipping (8h). Tabarca Island by boat – A day of snorkeling, a cauldron of water, and a turquoise sea

Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey from the Port of Alicante to Tabarca Island, the smallest inhabited island in the Mediterranean and a true natural and marine paradise. This unique experience combines sailing, unspoiled nature, snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, and traditional cuisine, ideal for groups, couples, or families looking for a full day at sea.

We'll set sail south, skirting the Alicante shipyard, sailing alongside the Palmeral and the Urbanova area, until we reach the magical Arenales del Sol, where pristine sand dunes still cling to the coast—a rarity these days. We'll continue along the Gran Alacant coast, passing under the Santa Pola lighthouse, a popular spot for paragliding, with breathtaking views of Carabassí Beach, a pristine gem where pine trees reach right down to the water's edge.

Finally, we'll reach the spectacular Tabarca Island, world-renowned for its underwater flora and fauna. Here you can enjoy activities like snorkeling, paddle surfing, or simply relax in one of its hidden coves. For lunch, you have two options: go ashore and enjoy a local restaurant—we recommend trying the traditional Tabarca-style caldero (fish stew) or squid caught by jigging—or have your meal delivered to you by boat from the restaurant. The skipper will remain on board at all times for your peace of mind and safety.

The choice of anchorage will depend on the wind: if it blows from the south, we recommend anchoring on the north side of the island, and vice versa.

Remember: This boat has a maximum capacity of 12 (11 passengers plus the skipper).

This experience has additional costs payable at the port. Fuel: €220 Skipper: €240 Deposit: €300 (refundable at the end of the trip)

IMPORTANT: Due to current anchoring regulations around Tabarca Island, the skipper will decide whether to sail to Tabarca Island or find an alternative destination based on the day's weather conditions.