🛥️Antonio Yachts D24 Rental: a perfect day on the Costa Blanca

Itinerary

Starting location:

Marina de Denia, Denia, España

Cape San Antonio - Marine Reserve

The route begins at the Port of Denia, specifically the Marina of Denia. From there, it skirts the impressive Cape of San Antonio, a natural park (Marine Reserve) with high cliffs and great ecological value. In the distance, we can see the famous Cova Tallada, known for the legend of the construction of Denia Castle, built with its raw material.

Port of Jávea - Cala Tangó - Cala Sardinera - Cala Blanca

The journey continues towards the Port of Jávea (Cala Tangó), a smaller and more picturesque port. Next come Cala Sardinera and Cala Blanca, two coves with clear waters, ideal for anchoring and snorkeling.

Cape San Martí - Portitxol Island - Black Cape - Cape of the Ship - Orguens Cave

Following the coast, you reach Cabo San Martí. Further south lies the iconic Isla del Portitxol, famous for its beauty and turquoise waters, a rocky area that gives way to the spectacular Cabo Negro. Leaving Cabo Negro to starboard, you'll find Cabo de la Nao, one of the most outstanding points on the coast for its cliffs and views. You can also snorkel in the Cueva de Orguens.

Discoverer's Island - Ambolo Cove - Sea Wolf Cave - Granadella Cove

Passing by Isla del Descubridor (Cala Ambolo), you'll find the hidden cove of Cala en Caló, small and difficult to access, ideal for those seeking tranquility. Nearby is the Cueva del Llop Marí, a sea cave perfect for exploring by kayak or swimming. Further along is the popular Cala Granadella, considered one of the best coves in Spain for its crystal-clear water and natural surroundings.

El Portet cove in Moraira

Finally, you can reach Cala El Portet de Moraira, a protected bay with calm waters and fine sand.

Arrive back at:

Marina de Denia, Denia, España

Tags

• Motorboat Tour
• Speedboat Tour
• Romantic Cruise