Mediterranean

Costa Blanca

After arriving at Alicante-Elche airport (ALC) or Valencia airport (VLC), discover your boat at the Denia marina then head to Portichol Island. While sailing, follow the impressive cliffs of Cape San Antonia, a marine nature reserve where hundreds of species of birds including the black cormorant nest.

While sailing towards Moraira, pass in front of the Black cape and make a stop in the cove of Granadella, stroll, dive and explore the seabed. In Moraira, go to Portet de Moraira, also called the Nautical Club, go along the hiking trails in order to reach magnificent views and enjoy a paella under the sunset.

Head to the Peñón de Ifach to discover a sumptuous peak that rises to 332m above the sea and offers beautiful climbing spots, hiking and scuba diving. In Calpe, watch the daily fish market under the fish market, discover the Roman deposits of Baños de la Reina and visit the Castellet, built in the sixteenth century then take the helm for an anchorage at the marina Luis Campomanes in the cove. Altea. Visit the typically Spanish old town with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses.

On your way to Alicante, discover the Altea cove, the cliffs of the Sierra helada and wet in the Benidorm marine nature reserve. On the island, enjoy the energetic energy of the beach of Levant and discover the old town and its authentic culture through its endless cobbled streets and historic sites such as Roman ruins. In the evening, sail to Alicante, get wet at the marina and immerse yourself in the culture by tasting typical dishes such as arròs al forn.

Cape to Tabarca, a marine nature reserve. Enjoy the idyllic creeks and beaches with translucent waters, stroll along the port having retained its picturesque side and do not miss to taste the "caldero", the local specialty based on fresh fish. After strolling through the alleys of the city center, leave to anchor in Santa Pola.

In Santa Polla, take the charming promenade formed by the ancient marshes until you find yourself on expanses of virgin beaches, visit the Renaissance castle and, with the help of the prevailing winds of the South, join Altea "La Vella", a refuge city of European artists in which are very good restaurants hidden in the alleys.

When you reach Denia, make a dive stop and discover the seabed in Sardinera Cove in Jávea. Arrived, visit the historic center then enjoy the Spanish sun by flanking along the beaches. The next day, enjoy a last lunch with the tunes of the Costa Blanca and leave the boat at the marina.