Alicante - Ibiza - Alicante (7 days - 254 MN)

Alicante is one of the most important capitals in the Mediterranean and the standard-bearer for tourism on the Spanish east coast. In addition to impressive places, this city has a huge number of leisure, cultural and gastronomic proposals that you should not miss before checking in on your rental boat. The castle of Santa Bárbara, the Esplanade of Spain - iconic for its undulating mosaic floor - and its palm trees are some of the attractions that you can visit.

Due to its location, to the south of the Valencian Community, the route to Ibiza invites you to do the first one on the island of Formentera. Its bohemian atmosphere and, of course, its dreamy coves and beaches are a real luxury for boaters. Anchoring in any of them is a pleasure for the senses, and you will not be able to choose just one. But it is that Formentera is not just beaches: it travels the island from lighthouse to lighthouse, tasting its delicious wines, dining at its beach bars ... the little one of the Pitiusas is the Eden of pleasures.

The journey to Ibiza takes us to the capital. Its excellent port welcomes us to a city that carries Bohemia as its flag. Mooring our sailboat for rent and going down to the mainland to immerse ourselves in the daily life of its inhabitants is a plan without equal. Take the opportunity to have a drink on its promenade, walk the streets and go up to Dalt Vila, which is how the old town is known. Life takes a different rhythm in Ibiza and you will never want to change it.

We head east to head to the small town of Es Cubells. Located on the edge of a majestic cliff, the views of this curious town are incredible, not surprisingly; some people consider it one of the most beautiful village in Ibiza. Its small population makes it a very welcoming place that preserves the island's own architecture and helps to discover the true essence of Ibiza.

The other side of Ibiza, and perhaps the best known internationally, is found in San Antonio: the capital of nightlife. Precisely for this reason it has some of the most famous restaurants and clubs in the world, and that certainly has its appeal. Do not hesitate to leave your rental boat for a while and enter the night world of San Antonio. Do not let them tell you. But there is life beyond entertainment in this city: near there you have some beautiful coves in which to anchor. Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta are true paradises where you can dive with the snorkeling team and practice any water sport.

To say goodbye to Ibiza on this nautical itinerary, we choose Cala d'Hort, a small bay just 150 meters long that has become an emblem of the island for its views of the Es Vedrá islet, a place full of mysticism and legend that it is mandatory to visit.

Moored in Cala d'Hort you can enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world and you can also reveal if the legend that Es Vedrá is one of the most magnetic places in the world along with the North Pole and the Bermuda Triangle, is true. Prepare a cocktail and enjoy the calm and magic of this corner of the world on board your ship

We close this fabulous trip returning to the port of Alicante where we will leave our sailboat, yacht or catamaran to stroll through the surroundings of the dock. This port has become a fantastic leisure center with a great offer of attractions to see. Nautical lovers will undoubtedly know that it is the starting point of the Volvo Ocean Race and has a museum to visit.

The Postiguet beach, one of the most famous in the province and 600 meters long, is very close to the port, so a walk along its shore is a must to capture all the beauty of this splendid city.