The Island of Tabarca

Much more than just an island off the coast, a destination where you can truly experience the Mediterranean

The Island of Tabarca: An inhabited island steeped in history

Can you imagine exploring the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community from both land and sea? Tabarca is one of those places that you appreciate so much more when you experience it for yourself. Its crystal-clear waters, Mediterranean setting and maritime charm make it the perfect setting for a day out with a difference.

You don’t come here just to visit the island; you come to experience it. To explore it, to swim, to discover its seabed and to enjoy the sea in a unique way. If you want to truly experience Tabarca, start by discovering everything there is to do here.

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The Island of Tabarca Places you simply mustn’t
miss

Tabarca is an island to explore at your own pace, letting yourself be surprised by every corner. Beaches, coves, history and the sea come together in a unique setting that invites you to stroll, stop and enjoy the Mediterranean in a different way.

It’s not just about visiting places; it’s about experiencing them. It’s about finding your favourite spot, taking in the scenery and letting yourself be swept away by the essence of an island that you’ll always want to keep exploring.

Playa de Levante

Puerta de San Rafael

Acantilados rocosos con aguas turquesas cristalinas y cuevas marinas en la costa mediterránea

Cala del Francés

Torre de San José

An island with a life of its own,
365 days a year

Tabarca is the only inhabited island in the Valencian Community, with just 60 permanent residents. It is a small, peaceful community that, in summer, becomes one of the most popular destinations in the Spanish Mediterranean, attracting over 6,000 visitors a day.

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Blog de Tabarca

Guías prácticas, historias y rincones por descubrir de la única isla habitada de la Comunidad Valenciana.

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Cómo llegar a Tabarca

Tabarca solo se puede visitar en barco. Hay 3 puertos principales con servicio regular durante todo el año o por temporada.

TABARCASanta Pola25 minAlicante1h 15minBenidorm1h 30min
Desde

Alicante

1h 15min en barco
Desde 25€
De mayo a octubre
Desde

Benidorm

1h 30min en barco
Desde 30€
De junio a septiembre

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Coordenadas GPS de la Isla de Tabarca: 38°9'14"N · 0°28'25"W

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