• Alicante - Alicante offers numerous ways to explore it, including by boat, providing a stunning view of the city. The skipper is a local with extensive nautical experience, ready to share fascinating stories and tales about the city.
• Antiguo Faro del Puerto de Alicante - Alicante’s first lighthouse was constructed between 1844 and 1846, following a commercial boom in the mid-19th century. After a shipwreck in the area, approval was granted in 1842 for a temporary lighthouse at the end of one of the harbor spits. A spit over 300 meters long and a beautiful lamppost were built, featuring a hexagonal masonry building topped by a wooden tower approximately 30 meters high.
• Serra Grossa - Known as Sierra Grossa or Sierra de San Julián in Valencian, Serra Grossa is a rocky elevation standing 173 meters high in Alicante, facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is also referred to as Sierra Gorda in Spanish and Malhivern sailor in Valencian.
• Platja de l’ Albufereta - Playa de la Albufereta is a beach with golden sand and calm waters located in northwest Alicante, nestled between Serra Grossa and Tossal de Manises. It stretches about 400 meters long and 18 meters wide, shielded from waves by Cabo de Huertas.
• Playa de la Almadraba - The beach of Almadraba in Alicante, Spain, is a small beach with rocks and dark sand, popular for its tranquil waters. The Almadraba is unique, as an underground freshwater river flows into the sea beneath it, giving the beach a muddy appearance.
• Platja del Postiguet - Postiguet Beach is Alicante’s main beach, situated in the city center, at the base of Santa Barbara Castle and near the Esplanade Promenade.
• Castillo de Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara Castle is centrally located in the city, adjacent to the port. This rocky formation stands 167 meters high and borders the Mediterranean Sea, offering a strategic vantage point with views of the entire bay of Alicante and its surroundings.
• Casino Mediterraneo Alicante - At the port entrance, the boat passes by the Alicante casino, whose lights create a glamorous visual spectacle for those strolling along the port promenade.
• Puerto Marino - The nighttime entrance to the port presents a breathtaking view of the city, with the esplanade promenade lights reflecting in the water, and Santa Barbara Castle perched atop the Benedictine mountain, silhouetted against the sky with the Moor’s face.

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• On-board restrooms

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