Isla Tabarca, also known as Tabarca Island, is a small rocky island located in the Mediterranean Sea, off the southeastern coast of Spain.
The island has a rich history. It was originally known as Planesia and was inhabited by the Romans. Later, it became a refuge for Barbary pirates. In 1768, King Charles III of Spain ordered the island to be fortified and settled by Genoese families from the island of Tabarka, off the coast of Tunisia. Since then, it has been known as Tabarca.
Isla Tabarca is known for its crystal-clear waters and diverse marine life, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and diving. The island is part of a protected marine reserve, the Tabarca Marine Reserve (Reserva Marina de Tabarca).
We will go by bus to Santa Pola where we will take the catamaran to the island. We will spend the whole day on this beautiful island.
Avenida Aragon, 31 (in front of Mestalla)
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Travel equipement: backpack, camera and comfortable shoes
Swimwear: towels, sunscreen, snorkelling equipment
Food and drinks (There are many restaurants but we recommend bringing your own food to save money and to be flexible towards the group)
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, WEXCURSION, under licence number CV-m-1881-V.
Up to one week before the event: 100% refund, either in cash or as a credit voucher, based on your preference.
From one week to 72 hours before: 100% refund only as a credit voucher.
Less than 72 hours before: No refunds.