BOAT ROUTES FROM ALTEA

Going boating from Altea is one of the best ways to discover the Costa Blanca from the sea. From Marina Greenwich - Campomanes you can explore Altea Bay, head towards areas such as Mascarat, Isla de la Olla or Cap Negret, and enjoy a day on the water with stops for swimming, anchoring and relaxing.

If you are looking for what to see by boat from Altea, this part of the Costa Blanca lets you combine bay views, coves, cliffs and peaceful stops so you can enjoy the sea with more freedom. Boat trips from Marina Greenwich are a very convenient way to start your day without complications and quickly reach some of the most beautiful spots along the coastline.

This page is designed to help you choose the best boat route from Altea, which areas are most worth visiting depending on the time you have available, and what type of trip suits you best. Whether you are looking for a short route around the bay or a more complete plan towards Calpe or Moraira, here you will find a practical guide to inspire you before booking.

And if you already know you want to head out to sea, at the end of the page you will be able to check availability and see the boats available in Altea.

Where boats depart from in Altea

All our trips depart from Marina Greenwich - Campomanes, a very convenient marina to start a day at sea without complications. Its location gives you quick access to Altea Bay and several of the most beautiful areas of this part of the Costa Blanca.

From here you can plan a relaxed coastal outing, a route with several swimming stops, or a more complete day trip towards nearby areas, always adapting the itinerary to the time available and the sea conditions.

Short route around Altea Bay

If you are looking for a comfortable and relaxed outing, a short route around Altea Bay is a very good option. In a short time, you can enjoy the sea, anchor in calm waters and admire the outline of Altea’s town centre from a completely different perspective.

Along this route, places such as Cap Negret, Isla de la Olla and Altea’s seafront are usually highlights. It is an ideal route for a half-day trip, for those who want to go boating without heading too far away, or for a plan focused on swimming, sunshine and unwinding. And if you are looking for an even more special experience at the end of the day, you can also get inspired by our article about a sunset boat tour in Altea.

Boat route towards Mascarat and Calpe

For those who want to make the experience a little more complete, one of the most rewarding routes from Altea is the one heading towards Mascarat and Calpe. This stretch offers cliffs, coves and spectacular coastal views, as well as the chance to find lovely spots for anchoring and enjoying the water.

Mascarat coastline	Peñón de Ifach and Calpe coastline

If you fancy a more complete trip, the Altea to Calpe boat route is one of the most recommended options for combining boating, stops and a clearer sense of a Costa Blanca escape. It is a perfect route for a fuller day on the water, with time to stop, swim and take in the coastline from the sea.

Longer route depending on sea conditions: Moraira or Benidorm

When the day is on your side and you are looking for a longer route, you can also consider a more extended trip towards Moraira or, for a different kind of day out, towards the Benidorm area. These routes require more time, so it is best to assess them according to sea conditions, wind and the type of experience you want.

The Altea to Moraira boat route works especially well for calmer, more scenic plans, while Benidorm may be appealing for those looking for a different and livelier outing. In any case, the best approach is to choose the route based on the day’s conditions and let us advise you before departure.

What to consider before choosing your route

Before deciding which boat route to take from Altea, it is worth considering the time available, the sea conditions and the type of experience you want to enjoy. A relaxed half-day around the bay is very different from a full-day outing with several stops towards Calpe or Moraira.

It also makes a difference whether you are boating on your own or prefer to go out with a skipper. If you have a Navigation Licence, you can take the boat yourself. And if you would rather focus solely on enjoying the sea, the skippered option lets you enjoy the experience more calmly without worrying about the route. Before heading out, it may also be useful to check what to bring on board and read our guide to the anchoring manoeuvre.

More ideas to complete your plan in Altea

If you also want to keep enjoying the area once you are off the boat, we also recommend our guide about a sunset boat tour in Altea.

Boats available for boating from Altea

Our fleet is designed so you can enjoy the sea with comfort, safety and easy handling. These boats are ideal for outings as a couple, with friends or with family, whether you want a short route around the bay or a more complete day along the Costa Blanca.

Below you can see the boats available in Altea and choose the option that best fits your plan.