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Set off from Alicante’s bustling port on a private two-hour charter for up to ten people. Glide past limestone headlands, spot Tabarca’s fortified outline on the horizon, and choose a swim stop if conditions allow.
Set off from Alicante’s bustling port on a private two-hour charter for up to ten people. Glide past limestone headlands, spot Tabarca’s fortified outline on the horizon, and choose a swim stop if conditions allow.
You push off from Puerto de Alicante and the city peels away—the Explanada’s mosaic fades into a ribbon of harbor buildings while the Castill o de Santa Bárbara watches from its rock. Sea spray and a light wind shape the first minutes of a two-hour private charter for up to ten people, a compact slice of the Mediterranean that feels both relaxed and alive.
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Operated by Sur la mer · Alicante (Alacant), Valencian Community
You push off from Puerto de Alicante and the city peels away—the Explanada’s mosaic fades into a ribbon of harbor buildings while the Castill o de Santa Bárbara watches from its rock. Sea spray and a light wind shape the first minutes of a two-hour private charter for up to ten people, a compact slice of the Mediterranean that feels both relaxed and alive.
The sail of Alicante’s coastline is geological and cultural: low limestone bluffs at Cabo de las Huertas, sandy runs toward Postiguet, and the distant low silhouette of Isla de Tabarca, an inhabited islet with fortified walls and a fishing history dating back centuries. Mariners and fishermen shaped the port; today small charters offer a way to sample that maritime past alongside sea-sculpted geology and modern marina life.
Expect coastal panoramas, seabirds quartering the water, and the possibility of a calm swim stop if the skipper deems conditions safe. The itinerary is intentionally unstructured—your skipper adapts the route to wind, tide, and group wishes—so ask in advance about swimming, snorkel stops, or a sunset run.
Practical nuts: mornings and early evenings are calmer on the water and more comfortable in summer; bring sun protection and non-slip shoes; secure bags and cameras against spray. This short private charter is ideal for families, groups of friends, and photographers who want a concentrated, low-effort sea experience without the logistics of a full-day cruise.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for people with average mobility; minimal exertion required
Yes—this is a private two-hour charter for a single group, limited to ten passengers.
Stops for swimming or snorkeling are possible but depend on sea conditions and the skipper’s discretion; confirm at booking.
Most departures are from Puerto de Alicante (the marina); the operator will confirm the exact dock and boarding time after booking.
Yes, infant seats are available and the cruise is family-friendly, but the operator advises caution for young children near open railings.
Alicante’s port has centuries of maritime activity; nearby Isla de Tabarca was fortified in the 18th century and has a long fishing and resettlement history.
Tabarca and nearby seagrass beds are protected in places—avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows and take all trash off the water to minimize impact.
Sur la mer operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Puerto de Alicante and the city peels away—the Explanada’s mosaic fades into a ribbon of harbor buildings while the Castill o de Santa Bárbara watches from its rock. Sea spray and a light wind shape the first minutes of a two-hour private charter for up to ten people, a compact slice of the Mediterranean that feels both relaxed and alive.
You push off from Puerto de Alicante and the city peels away—the Explanada’s mosaic fades into a ribbon of harbor buildings while the Castill o de Santa Bárbara watches from its rock. Sea spray and a light wind shape the first minutes of a two-hour private charter for up to ten people, a compact slice of the Mediterranean that feels both relaxed and alive.
The sail of Alicante’s coastline is geological and cultural: low limestone bluffs at Cabo de las Huertas, sandy runs toward Postiguet, and the distant low silhouette of Isla de Tabarca, an inhabited islet with fortified walls and a fishing history dating back centuries. Mariners and fishermen shaped the port; today small charters offer a way to sample that maritime past alongside sea-sculpted geology and modern marina life.
Expect coastal panoramas, seabirds quartering the water, and the possibility of a calm swim stop if the skipper deems conditions safe. The itinerary is intentionally unstructured—your skipper adapts the route to wind, tide, and group wishes—so ask in advance about swimming, snorkel stops, or a sunset run.
Practical nuts: mornings and early evenings are calmer on the water and more comfortable in summer; bring sun protection and non-slip shoes; secure bags and cameras against spray. This short private charter is ideal for families, groups of friends, and photographers who want a concentrated, low-effort sea experience without the logistics of a full-day cruise.