Take the ferry from Santa Pola to Tabarca, the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community. During the crossing, you’ll see the coastline and, once on the island, you’ll have time to stroll through its walled village, swim in its coves or go snorkelling in the marine reserve.
Take the ferry from Santa Pola to Tabarca, the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community, and enjoy an experience that combines nature, history and the sea. During the approximately 25-minute crossing, you can admire the Mediterranean coastline and, on board our catamarans, observe the rich marine life through their underwater viewing panels.
Once on the island, discover its historical and cultural heritage as you stroll through the streets of its walled town, enjoy its beaches and coves with crystal-clear waters, or go snorkelling to explore the biodiversity of Spain’s first designated marine reserve. You can also sample its traditional cuisine, featuring such iconic dishes as the ‘caldero tabarquino’.
With over 50 years’ experience connecting Santa Pola with Tabarca, we offer a range of departure and return times so you can organise your visit flexibly and enjoy the island at your own pace.