+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.com
+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.comOne of the must place to visit when you are in Valencia. Escape with us to this terrestrial paradise, the only inhabited island in the entire Valencian Community. Here you can swim in crystal clear waters, discover beautiful beaches and coves, visit a charming village and admire breathtaking landscapes.
Mestalla Stadium, Avenida Aragón 31 (Google Maps)
8:15
We will meet in Mestalla Stadium, Avenida Aragón 31 (Google Maps) at 8:15 to leave Valencia at 08:30
We will make a stop on the way if needed.
We will arrive in Santa Pola and we will go directly to take the Catamaran which will bring us to Isla Tabarca
You can discover the village on the Island, its beautiful streets and cuisine. You can enjoy the sunshine on one of the fantastic beaches, you can snorkle and swim in the crystal clear water.
We will meet at 17:15 close to the museum “Nueva Tabarca” and we will go to take the boat all together towards Santa Pola.
When we get off the catamaran, we will stop at Santa Pola to take a walk with those who wish to do so. We will meet directly at the bus with those who do not want to see Santa Pola, to return to Valencia.
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Tabarca Island is located in front of the city of Alicante, near the cape of Santa Pola. In the past the coasts of this island were a refuge for Barbary pirates, and in the 18th century, King Charles III ordered the construction of a village to house families of fishermen from Genoa who were prisoners in the city of Tabarka. Since that moment on, the island has been inhabited by Genoese people, who made possible to visit it even today.
Here you have to enjoy the beauty of the island: its impressive coves and crystal clear waters, where you can also snorkel, and its “savage” part, where you can find the lighthouse. You should also lose yourself in the narrow streets of the fishing village, represented by white and blue or colored houses, and savour its rich gastronomy, such as the Tabarquian caldero (stew) and seafood.
