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Costa Blanca & Costa Calida 1: Alicante - Cartagena - Alicante
A week of sailing along the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida: islands, secluded coves, historic port cities, and approximately 200 nautical miles of the Mediterranean Sea. Route: Alicante – Tabarca – Santa Pola – Cartagena – Mazarrón – Torrevieja – Alicante.

This sailing trip takes us from Alicante along the southern Costa Blanca. On the return journey, we head north again and end our trip where it began: in the heart of Alicante.

Along the way, we experience very different sides of the Spanish Mediterranean coast. We anchor off small islands and sheltered bays, visit historic port cities, sail along unspoiled stretches of coastline, and always have time for a dip in the Mediterranean.

At approximately 200 nautical miles, this trip offers ample time for proper sailing. Those who wish can actively participate, take the helm, assist with sailing maneuvers, and gain experience. Sailing experience is welcome but not required. We'll be underway every day, experiencing a surprisingly diverse coastline over a relatively short distance.

No journey according to schedule
A sailing trip depends on wind and weather. Therefore, we understand the described route as our planned itinerary – not as a rigid timetable.

Our skippers decide daily, based on the weather and wind conditions, which route we sail, which bay is suitable for anchoring and which port we enter.

This can change the order of individual stops. In good conditions, we can sail longer, and at particularly beautiful anchorages, we might even stay longer.

The goal always remains the same: to sail as much as possible while experiencing the most beautiful aspects of this coast.

Sail profile
Approximately 200 nautical miles along the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida
Daily sailing and coastal stages
Active participation in sailing is possible and expressly encouraged.
Suitable for beginners and experienced sailors
Overnight stays in ports and – if conditions are right – at anchor
Swimming and shore stops along the way
Sea mile confirmation upon request
Small crew with a maximum of 5 guests
Two experienced skippers on board
Life on board the LILLI
A week on a classic 19-meter sailing yacht means leaving everyday life behind for a few days.

In the mornings we have breakfast in the cockpit, then the sails are hoisted. There's time along the way for swimming, reading, relaxing, and of course, active sailing.

In the evening we either lie in a harbor and discover restaurants and old town alleys – or we anchor in a sheltered bay, cook together on board and enjoy an evening under the open sky.

With a maximum of five guests, there is plenty of space on board and enough room for personal attention from our crew.

Who is this trip suitable for?
This trip is ideal for anyone who wants to combine sailing and vacation.

Beginners can gain their first experience on a large sailing yacht without pressure to perform. Experienced sailors can actively participate, log sea miles, and explore a diverse coastal route.

At the same time, there is still enough time for what makes a Mediterranean holiday special: swimming, good food, interesting cities, small harbors and evenings at anchor.

That's what makes this trip special.
✨ Approximately 200 nautical miles of genuine Mediterranean sailing

✨ Two distinct coastal regions: Costa Blanca & Costa Cálida

✨ Tabarca and its protected marine area

✨ Cartagena – one of Spain's most fascinating historic port cities

✨ Pristine coastlines and tranquil anchorages

✨ Swimming directly from the yacht

✨ Active sailing on a classic 19-meter yacht

✨ Maximum 5 guests and two experienced skippers

✨ Start and finish in Alicante – particularly easy arrival and departure

Alicante – Cartagena – Alicante: a week of sailing, sea, history and Mediterranean life on a classic yacht.
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Program
  • Day 1. Arrival Day: Alicante
    Day 1. Arrival Day: Alicante
    Alicante – our journey begins
    The meeting point is the LILLI at the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante. You will settle into your cabin, get to know the boat and crew, and receive a detailed safety briefing.

    We will spend the first night still in port. This leaves time to walk through Alicante together, discover the palm-lined Explanada and the old town, and toast to the coming week with tapas and a glass of wine.

    The next morning: Cast off!
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  • Day 2. Sailing Trip 2
    Day 2. Sailing Trip 2
    Tabarca – a small island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea
    Our first destination is the island of Tabarca, off the coast of Santa Pola. It is the only permanently inhabited island in the Valencian Community and, with its historic town center and the surrounding marine reserve, it is a special first stop on our trip.

    If the weather and sea conditions are suitable, we will anchor off the island. The clear water invites for the first swim directly from the boat, and with the dinghy, we can go ashore for a walk or lunch.

    Afterwards, we will continue sailing towards Santa Pola or look for – depending on the conditions – a suitable place for the night.
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  • Day 3. Sailing Trip 3
    Day 3. Sailing Trip 3
    Along the Costa Blanca heading south
    Now begins one of our longer sailing legs. We follow the coast southwards, leaving the well-known holiday resorts behind us one by one.

    This is where the character of this trip is particularly evident: We are not on an excursion boat, but on a classic sailing yacht. Wind and weather determine our daily routine and our speed.

    Anyone who wishes can actively participate: steer, set and trim sails, monitor navigation, or simply sit on deck and enjoy the passing coastline.

    Our big goal in the south is Cartagena.
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  • Day 4. Sailing Trip 4
    Day 4. Sailing Trip 4
    Cartagena – 2,000 years of history right at the harbor
    Cartagena is one of the highlights of this trip and one of Spain's most interesting port cities.

    Even the entrance with the fortifications on both sides of the natural harbor is impressive. Its strategic location made Cartagena an important port in the Mediterranean for millennia.

    Today, Roman history, historic military installations, elegant Art Nouveau facades, and modern Mediterranean city life converge here. Particularly worth seeing are the Roman theater and the historic city center, which is just a few minutes from the harbor.

    We plan enough time to experience Cartagena on land as well – for a city stroll, a good restaurant, and a relaxed evening away from the daily routine on board.
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  • Day 5. Sailing Trip 5
    Day 5. Sailing Trip 5
    Costa Cálida – pristine coast and tranquil bays
    From Cartagena, we continue sailing along the Costa Cálida. This section is distinctly different from the more touristy areas around Alicante.

    Rocky coasts, smaller bays, and long stretches without large hotel complexes characterize the landscape. Here, we look for – if wind and weather permit – a sheltered anchorage for the night.

    When peace settles over the bay in the evening and the sun disappears behind the mountains, the Mediterranean reveals one of its most beautiful sides.

    Breakfast in the cockpit, a dip in the water, and then hoisting the sails again – that's exactly what we make this trip for.


    Mazarrón – our southernmost point
    The bay of Mazarrón forms the southernmost part of our trip. The coastal landscape with its mountains, rocks, and sheltered bays offers a strong contrast to the large resorts of the Costa Blanca.

    Depending on the conditions, we will decide where to anchor or spend the night.

    From here, we turn the bow north again. Several days of sailing back towards Alicante lie ahead of us.
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  • Day 6. Sailing Trip 6
    Torrevieja – Salt, Sea, and Port Life
    On our way north, we reach the Costa Blanca again. Torrevieja is closely linked to the sea and salt production. The famous salt lagoons shape the landscape around the city and have given the region its very own character.

    For us, Torrevieja is also a good stopover on the way back to Alicante.

    Depending on the weather and the itinerary, we can spend the night here in the port, go out for dinner, or continue our journey directly along the coast.
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  • Day 7. Sailing Trip 7
    Day 7. Sailing Trip 7
    Back to Alicante
    The last leg takes us back to Alicante along the Costa Blanca.

    Once again, we set sail, pass the coast, and enjoy the last hours at sea. Finally, Santa Bárbara Castle appears above the city, and we return to our home port.

    We spend the last night on board at the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante. In the evening, there's time for a shared meal and a look back at approximately 200 nautical miles of the Mediterranean.
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Other information
All crew members are welcome, even if they do not know the language spoken on board (english, german and spanish)

7 nights on board in double cabins. Onboard expenses are extra. Please read the information regarding the onboard expenses.

Maximum 5 participants.

Please contact us, we will be happy to advise you and answer all your questions about this trip.
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Boat details

Luxury, space & comfort: A maritime masterpiece
The sailing yacht was built in 1997 for a European corporation to entertain company guests in style and exclusivity. Renowned yacht designer Bill Dixon created the lines of this classic yacht, combined with a modern underwater hull for outstanding sailing performance.

The yacht was built in Denmark at Walsteds Baadevaerft, an internationally recognized quality shipyard.

For approximately 30 years, this yacht has been at home in the world's most beautiful sailing areas: the Mediterranean, the North and Baltic Seas, the Atlantic, and the Caribbean. It is an exceptionally elegant yacht – high-quality down to the last detail. Only select, first-class materials were used in its construction and outfitting.

On board you will find four cabins with a total of seven berths. Each cabin has a toilet and sink, and there are also two showers. The yacht is fully equipped – so you won't lack anything during your time on board.
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Specifications
  • Model: Astilleros Construcciones One Off - Classic sailing yacht
  • Daytime capacity: 7 spots
  • Length: 19.00 m
  • Cabins: 4
  • Year: 1997
  • Bathrooms: 4
Features
  • GPS
  • Radar
  • Life jackets
  • VHF
  • Sounding line
  • Electric windlass
  • Autopilot
  • Wind equipment
  • EPIRB
  • Generator
  • Tender
  • Bow thruster
  • Shower
  • Bimini
  • Fishing rods
  • Equipo de snorkel

Additional Information

Included
  • Insurance
  • Professional skipper
Not included
  • Final cleaning
  • Costs of mooring and anchoring
  • Meals on board
  • Moorings
Payment methods
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  • Wire transfer
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