Renting a boat is the opportunity to discover and explore unique and unreachable places. With almost 8,000 km of coastline, Spain has many spectacular places but also has hidden and heavenly beaches that are only accessible by boat.
Here is a list of 6 of the best places that are only accessible by boat in Spain. Set sail for your next holiday and go on an adventure in Spain, you surely won’t regret it!
Culip Cove, Cadaqués
Located a few kilometers from the Cap de Creus lighthouse, it is one of the few beaches where, if you arrive by boat, you can anchor in the area. Below Culip Cove there are still remains of ancient Rome and Greece, many of which have been studied. The geological landscape of this beach is really impressive and worth discovering.
Cala Ferriol, Costa Brava
Hidden in the Montgrí Natural Park, one of the wildest and most beautiful places in the area. Due to its clear waters and the 150 metres lenght, it’s a virgin paradise. It’s impossible to reach it by car and the forest path from Cala Montgó to Cala Ferriol requires approximately one and a half hours of walking. It is among the places that are only reachable by boat in Spain. The best option is to rent a boat and reach it by that.
Cala Fornells, Mallorca
Cala Fornells is a collection of beautiful things: fine sand, pine trees, turquoise waters, some rocks, deep-sea beds and a very peaceful environment. Therefore, it’s a key location to enjoy beautiful views in peace and quiet. Moreover, it is the ideal place to enjoy the most beautiful sunsets in a very romantic atmosphere on a boat rental in Mallorca.
Espalmador, Formentera
150 metres north of Formentera, in the Balearic Islands, Espalmador is a private island, which makes it a wonderful place to anchor. It is the ideal beach because of the long white sand beaches and transparent waters.
Trebalúger Cove, Menorca
Many think that every beach is full of people in the Balearics in the summer. However, Trebalúger is the perfect escape route to show that it is still possible to find places of maximum calmness. This cove is known for being the least frequented beach in Menorca because it’s difficult to access, except for those who can get there on a boat. It is a virgin beach of fine sand that only lucky few can visit by boat.
Cala Dels Testos, Alicante
The Spanish east coast holds many secrets that you can discover if you want to escape from mass tourism. It’s ideal if you want to visit some long sandy beaches along the coast of the Valencian Community. Very close to the Cala del Moraig and the Cova dels Arcs, there is an untouched isolated paradise between two vertical walls: the Cala Testos.
