If you want to enjoy a spectacular view of the Benidorm coastline, get on board a boat for an excursion to Canfali Island. Boats depart hourly and once there, you have the opportunity to take in some rich marine life by taking a free trip on AQUSCOPE. The island is uninhabited but has a bar/restaurant for some liquid refreshments. During your stay, there are various walks around the island offering gorgeous views of the coastlines that extend out into both Benidorm’s Levante beach as well as Poniente Beach.

The journey takes approximately one hour each way. You will be able to see some of the most stunning views when you go on this trip: the Sierra Helada (cold range), Puig Campana (hilltop), and Sierra Bernia as well as the impressive Peñon de Ifach.
At the beginning of the century, a tunnel was made in the northern part of that rock which allows people to climb up its peak or summit. Nestled at the base is a fishing port where fishermen bring their daily catch for auctioning at a fish market or supplying many restaurants with fresh seafood caught from area waters during your visit here. You can enjoy magnificent cliffs seen from Albir & Altea villages.

Tabarca is the only inhabited island on Costa Blanca. It has been declared a natural Marine Reserve. Tabarca was originally a fortified village under Carlos III’s reign in 1760, and it still has an important lighthouse for coastal navigation as well as pretty beaches and great local cuisine to offer visitors. Along their journey, travelers will see locations such as Campello-San Juan-Alicante before reaching Tabarca.