Spain

Dates

Holiday’s in Spain are available between May 29- June 8

We are able to offer both weekend and week long holidays within this time period – availability can be viewed on the booking page.

Nearest Airports

• Barcelona
• Girona
• Perpigan

Flights depart to these airports from multiple locations in the UK including all London airports.

Contact us if you’d like to discuss the most appropriate arrival and departure airport.

The price of flights and transport to the boat are not included in the holiday prices with Tangaroa Yacht Charters

Plenty to chose from when afloat and on-shore. With great food, scenery, modern marinas and multiple anchorages.

What’s there

Our holidays in Spain cover 3 main areas: Costa Del Azahar, Costa Dorada and Costa Brava.

Whilst known for their built up coast lines there are still many areas that developers have yet to reach. It’s these areas we’d like to take you to explore.

• Varied cost including more built up harbours to unspoilt tranquil locations
• See everything from cliffs and mountains to low, flat coast line
• Stunning picturesque capes including Cabo de la Nao and Cabo de San Martin
• Historic towns and buildings
• Beautiful long sandy beaches
• Barcelona, the popular marina and Capital of Cataluna
• Great food and drink including the well known Sangria (I’m sure we could have a go at making some of our own on board!)

Potential ports/ overnight stops:

As with all the locations in the Med, there are many ports to visit it’s hard to pick out a few. Here’s a taster of where you could sail:

• Costa Del Azahar: From Cabo San Antonio to Rio Elbro.  More built up ports include Puerto Javea, Puertos de Valencia (including the America’s Cup Marina) and Puerto Peniscola. Along side these are smaller less developed ports to be explored.
• Costa Dorada: Varied cast line including the stretch known as the golden coast with it’s sandy beaches between the rivers Elbro and Tordera. Ports include Puerto de les Cases d’Alcanar, Sant Carles Marina, Puerto de L’Ametlla and Puerto Tarraco. Also include Barcelona
• Costa Brava: Travels up onto the French boarder with rugged , rocky coast line. This section of the coast line is much less built up than when you go further towards the southwest. There are multiple  places to stop including Puerto de Blanes, Cala Es Codolar, Sant Feliu de Gioxols, Palamos, Cala Tamariu, L’escala and Cadaques

Some facts

• 2 official languages: Spanish and Catalan

Information on Marinas and Anchorages we visited in Spain in 2010