Embark on a journey to the pioneer inhabited island of the Valencia Community. A marine sanctuary from 1986 forward, it’s a perfect spot for engaging in snorkeling or diving. Accommodation for daytime sightseeing. Sample the Island of Tabarca’s traditional cuisine - ‘Caldero Tabarquino’.
- Isla de Tabarca - Trip to Isla Tabarca by taxi boat. We take you to Isla Tabarca in just 15 minutes. Regular return service in the morning and afternoon from the port of Santa Pola to the port of Isla Tabarca.
Santa Pola is the closest point on the Peninsula to Tabarca, the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community, located just 3 miles from the Cape. Tabarca Island, declared a national historical site in 1964.
Tabarca is a unique place that captivates with its history, it has the walls, the gates of San Gabriel, San Miguel and San Rafael, the defensive tower of San José, the Governor’s House and the Church. Besides the lighthouse.
It is also an authentic marine paradise (recognized in 1986 as the first marine reserve in the country) with crystal clear waters and spectacular fauna and flora for lovers of diving. The coastline is jagged, formed by small cliffs a few meters high, with pebble beaches and a single sandy beach with transparent waters.
- Round-trip boat ticket from Santa Pola to Isla de Tabarca
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.