• Santa Pola - We will take a bus from Valencia to Santa Pola. In Santa Pola, we will board a catamaran to Isla Tabarca, spending 40 minutes on the boat while enjoying the open sea. The catamaran features a submarine view.
• Isla de Tabarca - We will travel to Isla Tabarca on a catamaran, which takes about 30-40 minutes. Upon arrival, we will have time to explore the island, snorkel, eat, and swim. There are many wild coves perfect for snorkeling, and afterward, we can visit a Spanish restaurant to enjoy traditional Spanish dishes like paella.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Best coordinators
• Insurance

• Lunch

One of the essential places to visit in the Valencia Region is this terrestrial paradise, the only inhabited island in the entire Valencian Community. Join us in exploring this beautiful destination, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters, discover stunning beaches and coves, and visit a charming village along with its “wild” area, home to a lighthouse. Wander through the narrow streets of the fishing village, characterized by white and blue or colorful houses, and indulge in its rich cuisine, including the Tabarquian caldero (stew) and seafood.

A Genoese Island
Tabarca Island is situated off the coast of Santa Pola. Historically, the island’s shores served as a haven for Barbary pirates. In the 18th century, King Charles III commissioned the construction of a village to accommodate Genoese fishermen’s families who were captives in the city of Tabarka. Since then, the island has been inhabited by Genoese people, making it possible to visit even today.

• The remaining time is for the travel time
• Valencia to Santa Pola is 2 hours and 30 minutes by Bus
• Santa Pola to Isla Tabarca is 40 minutes by Boat Ride

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.