Indulge in a luxury gourmet cruise along the stunning coastline of Dénia and Jávea.

Enjoy a refined 3-hour experience, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., aboard our Pacific Craft 670 Open (2023), designed for comfort and exclusivity (Max up to 6 guests).

Our premium experience features a gourmet aperitif including 75% pure acorn-fed Iberian ham, premium Spanish wine ( red or white ), premium olives, and artisan bread, carefully selected to complement the journey. A professional skipper and an onboard hostess will take care of every detail. The experience also includes binoculars on board, allowing you to discover and admire the impressive cliffs and hidden corners of the coastline. Fuel, insurance, and final boat cleaning are fully included, so you can simply relax and enjoy the Mediterranean.

The route will take you to fantastic spots along one of Spain’s most beautiful coastlines. We depart from Marina el Portet in Dénia and guide you to Cova Tallada within the protected Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve, continuing along the stunning coast of Jávea.
You’ll see Cabo de San Antonio and stop near Portichol Island and Cap Negré to enjoy the included gourmet aperitif: 100g of 75% Iberian Acorn-Fed Ham from Guijuelo (VETA IBÉRICA), a bottle of DO Ribera del Duero wine (red or white), olives, and artisan bread, all served on board by the wonderful Lis.
At the same time, you can take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of the area. Relax and enjoy a scenic boat ride along a coastline rich in history and legends, while savoring an excellent gourmet appetizer.

History & Highlights

Explore the Montgó Massif Natural Park and discover the stunning Cabo de San Antonio, a protected area of 7,500 hectares. This remarkable cape offers panoramic views: to the north, the city of Dénia and the Gulf of Valencia; to the south, the bay of Jávea. Its cliffs rise over 150 meters, and the historic lighthouse, first lit in 1855, stands proudly at the top.

Venture to the famous Cova Tallada, a 400-meter sea cave carved from tosca stone, once used by the Moors and Romans. The cave, accessible from Les Rotes, combines dry chambers with water-filled sections and tells stories of generations of stonemasons and even visits from King Philip III in 1599.

Sail past Portichol Island and Cap Negre, where archaeological finds reveal Roman settlements likely used for fishing or as strategic lookout points. Along the way, enjoy the crystal-clear waters and breathtaking scenery, all while soaking in a rich mix of history, legends, and natural beauty.

Experience the perfect blend of stunning landscapes, rich history, and gourmet cuisine on this unforgettable cruise along Spain’s breathtaking coast.