Columbretes Islands

"The columbretes islands" are a small insular place that rise out of the water on the Peniscola coast. Seven islands of volcanic origin emerge from the trembling, intensely blue Mediterranean.

Thanks to the transparency of the water, the little islands are a great treasure. You can see the animals that live there with no fear of man.

If you visit the islands, submerge yourself in the water to play with the giant grouper.

Stop at the edge of the cliff, against the wind, to see the birds fly through the wind currents about the shimmering silver of the beach.

We left at 8 in the morning in a catamaran and three hours later we were at the island. As it's a protected environment, they let you see, but not touch. They have everything very well controlled, but it's a marvelous place and is worth the trip. The scuba diving is exceptional, with a large variety of sea planes.