The Best Areas for Boat Trips
Along the Costa Blanca
Along the Costa Blanca
If you have a boat, don’t hesitate—enjoy a cruise along the most famous coastal towns of the Costa Blanca and take the opportunity to swim at its beaches. Make the most of your summer holiday by planning a boat trip along the Alicante coast; you certainly won’t regret it. Check out the boat trip offers in Alicante.
Here are the 4 best areas for a boat trip in Alicante:
1. Tabarca Island
The boat crossing takes you through Alicante Bay until you reach its fishing port. During the day, it gets quite crowded, but by evening, it’s practically empty, and you can relax on the beach.
Tabarca Island offers one of the most stunning sunsets in the Mediterranean. Tabarca Beach is perfect for water sports like diving or snorkelling.
If you disembark, you can explore the sea caves and grottos, as well as the old town and its rural houses. It’s one of the best areas in Alicante.
2. Altea
This town is considered the most beautiful on the Costa Blanca. It’s a perfect spot for a boat trip and a visit to its old town, with white houses and narrow streets.
From here, you’ll get spectacular views of the Albir Lighthouse, located between Altea and Benidorm, and the Sierra Helada.
Boat routes in Altea start and end at the port. The average duration is around three hours per route.
Check out the boat trip offers in Altea.
3. Calpe
The most distinctive feature of this area is the Peñón de Ifach, a massive rock over 300 metres high. If you’re up for the climb, you’ll be rewarded with incredible views of Ibiza from the top.
It’s an ideal spot for a boat trip and a swim at the beach. Boat excursions usually last around two hours.
To see boat trip offers in Calpe, click here.
4. Dénia
Here, you can take a boat trip and visit the Cova Tallada, a cave carved into the mountainside of Cabo de San Antonio at sea level. You can swim in its cavities or dive in the surrounding area—always being mindful of the sea conditions.
Along the route, you’ll enjoy Dénia’s coastline, its caves, and cliffs. The trip usually lasts around two to three hours, and all routes depart from Dénia’s Commercial Port.
If you’re feeling adventurous, you can try water sports like snorkelling and explore its rich marine life.
Take a look at the boat trip offers in Dénia.
