Denia is a quiet port city in Spain, 7kms north of Javea. The city lies next to the impressive Montego Mountain, home to a large and popular castle which can be seen as you enter the ferry port. Montego mountain is quite steep and offers fantastic views of Spanish countryside and even some of the nearby islands on a clear day. This is just one example of several places of interest to tourists in the area. But Denia is not merely a tourist resort. It is also an centre for industry, with toy products and furniture being made here and exported every day.

With white sandy beaches on both sides of the ferry port, those who come here for the lovely hot sunshine which Spain can offer won’t have to travel too far for some sun bathing. These beaches can be fairly crowded during the peek months but even so, you will find the atmosphere to be relaxed and the beaches are generally clean, tidy and safe.

You can hop on a ferry at denia and travel to San Antonio, Ibiza. Balearia Ferries serve this route and as a large operator serving the Balearic Islands, you should find them to be dependable and reasonably priced. The ferries depart frequently and you should their fleet to be comfortable and spacious.

The journey itself is reasonably quick although you may wish to purchase some refreshment whilst at sea, which is available on most ferries. Those who smoke cigarettes will have to find somewhere to light up before disembarking since smoking is generally not permitted on these ferry crossings.

At the other end of the ferry journey, San Antonio, Ibiza, has much to offer in its own right and also offers excellent transport links to the rest of the island. Amenities are available at the port if you wish to change money, grab something to eat, or obtain tourist advice.

Tags: Balearia Ferries, Denia, Ibiza, Javea, Montego Mountain, San Antonio, Spain