Stuffing (8h). Sail to Campello – Endless beaches, sea stories, and great food

This 8-hour route is ideal for those who want to go a little further, exploring the entire northern coast of Alicante until reaching the charming coastal town of Campello. We begin sailing from the Marina of the Port of Alicante, connecting with the previous routes: the walk around the bay and the visit to Cabo de las Huertas.

We will pass by the Cabo lighthouse, the rock formations known as "burrones de piedra" (stone ridges), and the long and beautiful Playa de San Juan, with its 7 km of white sand and clear waters. From there, we will reach Rincón de la Zofra, famous for the former restaurant "El Gallo Rojo," which hosted the singer Julio Iglesias on many summers.

We will continue towards the mouth of the Monnegre River, also known in its final stretch as "rio seco" (dry river), until we reach Playa del Carrer la Mar, where the Clot del Illot marks the beginning of the Campello Yacht Club. There you can stop for lunch at the restaurant or beach bar, known for their rice dishes, paellas, and calamari.

For the more adventurous, we recommend exploring the hidden coves behind the port: Baños de la Reina, Cala de la Almadraba, Amerador, Morro Blanco, Coveta Fumá, Cala de les Piteres, among others. A stop for lunch at the Campello Yacht Club is recommended (reservation is recommended).