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You will have 2 snorkeling sessions in Tabarca (each session lasting 1 hour) in 2 anchoring areas:
1. Area surrounding Isla la Galera, a small island full of birds and beneath it a lot of marine life or at l´Escull Negre (The Black Rock) provided that conditions are good for access and the instructor deems it appropriate.
2. Other caves with crystal clear waters found in Tabarca.
Total duration: Every day from 9:20 AM to 2:00 PM
Companions who do not snorkel can come for €15
Departure from Santa Pola or possibility of pickup at the Island of Tabarca
The price is per person
Maximum group: 20 people
Facilities with changing rooms, showers, and lockers are available
Booking in advance on the website is essential. Once the payment is made, you will receive a purchase receipt by email with the booking phone number to set the day of the tour.
• If the cancellation of the activity is due to bad weather or lack of availability at the center, a change or refund will be processed.
• For any questions, contact the phone number: 96 574 00 36
• You have 3 months to redeem it from the day of purchase
The Snorkeling Excursion in Tabarca is a perfect adventure for sea lovers and nature seekers. Crystal-clear waters, marine caves, and vibrant underwater life await you on this magical island off the coast of Alicante.
The journey begins at the Santa Pola harbor, where you'll take a quick 15–20 minute boat ride to Tabarca Island. Once there, you’ll receive all the necessary snorkeling gear along with a full briefing on how to use it and the underwater route.
You’ll then explore shallow, rich marine areas and visit the legendary Llop Marí Cave, hidden beneath the island’s historic walls. According to local legend, this cave once sheltered a fearsome sea creature that haunted the islanders at night.
Because it’s a fun, refreshing way to explore one of the most unique natural spots on the Spanish coast. Tabarca was declared Spain’s first Marine Reserve in 1986 and remains a haven of biodiversity. The water is so clear you’ll easily spot schools of fish, sea grass meadows, and rock formations.
It’s the perfect mix of nature, legend, and ocean fun.
It’s ideal for anyone—from beginner snorkelers to seasoned underwater explorers. Children who know how to swim are also welcome, making it a great choice for families, couples, and groups of friends looking for a unique and accessible adventure on the Costa Blanca.
Already in Alicante or Santa Pola and wondering what to do today?
If you're looking for things to do today in Santa Pola, last-minute activities in Alicante, or afternoon plans near Tabarca, the Snorkeling Excursion in Tabarca is a top choice.
Multiple departures run daily from Santa Pola’s harbor, with flexible times and full equipment included.
It’s best enjoyed on sunny, calm days—common in the area during the summer months.
Tabarca is just minutes away by boat and offers a one-of-a-kind setting to explore the sea.
After snorkeling, you can stay on the island for fresh seafood, a beach break, or a walk through its charming old town.
The perfect answer if you’re wondering what to do near me today on the Costa Blanca.
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El snorkel en Tabarca es una pasada... sin duda es para realizarlo una y otra vez, porque es maravilloso y los biologos magnificos, ademas de simpaticos y especializados, saben todo cuanto tienen que contarte para que quedes fascinado con el fondo submarino de Tabarca. Totalmente Recomendable