Santa Pola Marina

The Santa Pola port still maintains the light and color of old fisherman’s wharfs. It continues to fill up with broken nets that the fisherman sew back together themselves, as well as the constant coming and going of small ships. You can also calmly converse with any fisherman about how the day went, how the water was, and how the catch turned out.

It’s something that I’ve always loved to check out whenever I'm in a port town. It’s always interesting to see the names they give their boats. One thing’s for sure, they don’t name them after saints. The names are always fitting, however, just

A cute, calm and cozy fisherman’s town on the coast of Levante. It’s an ideal place to relax, go for a swim in the Mediterranean sea and enjoy the fish this town is famous for.

The water is nice and warm. I definitely recommend plan your next holiday here.

Also, it’s not expensive at all.

The Santa Pola fisherman’s wharf is the most important port in the Community of Valencia, both in the number of boats and in the size of the catch. You can see the daily fish auctions in the Lonja, from Monday to Friday after 5 PM.