Cruise 27/2025 Valencia – Alicante 18/07/2025 - 25/07/2025
Cruise description
The cruise starts on Friday at 5:00 PM and ends the following Friday at 10:00 AM, giving you time for a weekend in your destination port or a peaceful return home. You decide, you choose.
Our offer of a training cruise is characterized by the fact that the crew, under the supervision of our experienced skipper, will be able to realize their dreams of sea travel, prepare for independent route planning, work on watches and manage the yacht. Of course, in addition to the role of a trainer, the skipper takes care of the safety of the participants and takes over the helm of the yacht in situations that really require it.
Valencia Attractions – What is Worth Seeing?
Valencia - Cullera
- We plan to depart from port after the mandatory safety briefing on the yacht.
- Takeoff from Marina Real Juan Carlos I in Valencia.
- You will sail along the Costa del Azahar, passing smaller ports and wild beaches.
about 25 nautical miles
Tourist attractions:
Take off from the Marina Real Juan Carlos I in Valencia, overlooking the futuristic buildings of the City of Arts and Sciences.
Cruise along the coast with views of sandy beaches and small bays.
Sightseeing:
Cullera Castle – a medieval fortress with panoramic views of the coast.
Cullera Lighthouse – the perfect place for a walk.
Albufera Natural Park, a few kilometres away – ideal for birdwatching.
Kitchen:
Try arròs al forn, traditional baked rice with vegetables and meat.
For dessert, arnadí, a local specialty made from pumpkin and almonds.
At anchor or in the marina mooring in the marina of Cullera, a small town at the foot of the hill with a castle.
Cullera - Dénia
Cruise along the Costa Blanca, passing picturesque beaches and cliffs.
about 35 nautical miles
Take off from the Marina Real Juan Carlos I in Valencia, overlooking the futuristic buildings of the City of Arts and Sciences.
Cruise along the coast with views of sandy beaches and small bays.
Sightseeing:
Cullera Castle – a medieval fortress with panoramic views of the coast.
Cullera Lighthouse – the perfect place for a walk.
Albufera Natural Park, a few kilometres away – ideal for birdwatching.
Kitchen:
Try arròs al forn, traditional baked rice with vegetables and meat.
For dessert, arnadí, a local specialty made from pumpkin and almonds.
Anchoring in the marina at Marina de Dénia, one of the most prestigious marinas in the region.
Dénia - Jávea (Xàbia) - Moraira (about 20 thousand morskich)
A short flight to Jávea (Xàbia), a small, charming town with three areas: the port, the beach and the old town.
about 25 nautical miles
Short flight to Jávea (Xàbia), a small, charming town with three areas: the port, the beach and the old town.
Stopover in Granadella Bay, one of the most beautiful in Spain – an ideal place for swimming and diving.
Continuation of the cruise to Moraira, an elegant town with a charming marina.
Sightseeing:
A walk through the old town of Moraira with a small castle and adjacent port.
Relax on El Portet beach, a sheltered cove with crystal clear waters.
Kitchen:
In Moraira, try caldero de pescado, a thick fish soup served with rice.
For dessert, I recommend turrón de Alicante, traditional Spanish nougat.
Mooring at anchor or in the marina in Moraira, a town rich in Roman history.
Moraira - Altea
Cruise along the picturesque coast with a view of the Peñón de Ifach massif, a monumental rock rising from the sea (in the Natural Park of Calpe).
approx. 25 million sea urchins
Sightseeing:
A walk through Altea's old town with its whitewashed houses and cobbled streets.
Visit to the church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo with its characteristic blue dome.
A walk along the seaside promenade with numerous cafes and bars.
Kitchen:
In Altea, order arroz a banda, rice cooked in fish broth with seafood.
It’s worth trying coca amb tonyina, a local tuna cake.
Mooring at anchor or in the marina in Altea, one of the most charming towns on the Costa Blanca.
Altea - Alicante
- Coastal cruise with final leg to Alicante
about 25 nautical miles
Sightseeing:
Santa Barbara Castle (Castillo de Santa Bárbara) – with panoramic views of the city and coast.
Stroll along the Explanada de España, an elegant palm-lined promenade.
Relax on Postiguet Beach, close to the city center.
Kitchen:
Try the classic paella alicantina, prepared with meat and seafood.
For dessert, I recommend helado de turrón, a nougat-based ice cream from Alicante.
Mooring at Marina Alicante, a modern port with restaurants and shops.
Summary
Your cruise along the picturesque Costa Blanca is a real feast for the senses and an unforgettable sea adventure. You start in the vibrant Valencia, immersing yourself in its unique atmosphere, saying goodbye to futuristic buildings and tasting a traditional paella.
On the route you visit Cullera, a quiet town with a castle on a hill, from where there is a panoramic view of the vast beaches and rice fields. Then you sail to Dénia, where history meets exquisite cuisine. You walk the walls of the medieval castle and try the famous red shrimp, the pride of the local gastronomy.
When visiting Jávea and Moraira, you will discover the turquoise waters of hidden coves and sheltered beaches, ideal for snorkeling and relaxation. Charming spots, such as the whitewashed streets of Altea or the majestic Peñón de Ifach in Calpe, add a unique character to the route and offer moments of closeness to nature.
The cruise's finale in Alicante allows you to immerse yourself in the vibrant Mediterranean city. Climbing the Castle of Santa Barbara provides unforgettable views of the route you're traversing. You stroll along the palm-lined promenade, relax on Postiguet Beach and savor local delicacies - like nougat ice cream, which perfectly sums up the whole trip.
Each day of the cruise combines sailing freedom with discovering unique places and flavors of the region. This is a time that is remembered as beautiful moments full of inspiration for further sea travels! 🌊⛵
Each cruise participant receives a cruise review, which includes information on miles traveled, ports visited and the number of hours of sailing (so-called service hours).
The best way is through our website, but you can also do it by email (rejsy@sailorspot.pl). A place on a cruise is reserved after receiving an advance payment of at least 50% of the cruise fee. If necessary, we issue a VAT invoice (please provide the invoice details on the application form or by email).
Insurance
The price of the cruise includes personal accident insurance for each cruise participant (Insurer: Proffman).
In addition, we inform you that the yacht is covered by insurance in the scope of third party liability and Casco. In case of necessity to provide assistance to the crew at sea, no one will be charged with any costs (all costs are covered by the yacht insurance).
We will be happy to answer any questions that are not answered above. podróży@sailorspot.pl Tel: 600 444 416
