Visit the islands!

Located just off the coast of Castellón, the Columbretes Islands form a small archipelago of volcanic origin known as the Islas de las Serpientes (the Serpent Islands). These islands rise dramatically from the sea, offering a breathtaking view of rugged beauty and rich biodiversity.

Getting there

To reach the Columbretes Islands, you can take a boat trip from Alcossebre or nearby ports. These boat tours offer a chance to admire the stunning coastline and crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean as you journey to the islands.

Island hopping

The archipelago consists of four main islands: La Grossa, la Ferrera, la Foradada, and el Carallot. While Illa Grossa is the only island open to visitors, exploring its rugged terrain and diverse wildlife is an unforgettable experience. Keep an eye out for the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this isolated environment.

Diving and snorkeling

The Columbretes Islands are a haven for diving enthusiasts, thanks to the richness of their seabed and marine life. Dive into the clear waters to discover colorful coral reefs, underwater caves, and a variety of fish species. Whether you're a beginner or experienced diver, the Columbretes offer an unparalleled underwater adventure.

Unique ecosystem

These islands boast a unique and fragile ecosystem shaped by their volcanic origins and isolation. The harsh environmental conditions have fostered the development of rare plant and animal species, making the Columbretes a protected natural park and marine reserve. Explore the pristine beaches, volcanic landscapes, and crystal-clear waters to appreciate the extraordinary beauty and conservation efforts of this unique ecosystem.

Visiting the Columbretes Islands is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the untouched beauty and to see Islands that are unique in the mediterranean.