Another day en route and at anchor. Just a two and a half hour journey early this afternoon to Isle de Tabarca.
The island is small. Probably less than a half a mile long, and very narrow. You could walk from one side to the other in about two minutes.
Sadly, I don't see the attraction. It is mobbed with tourists. The rocky and almost muddy beach is wall to wall umbrellas, beach towels, and people. This tiny island has at least six tacky seafood restaurants along the beach, and that's about it.
We will stay the night. The anchorage is nice and protected, and then move on to Alicante tomorrow.
-Jim
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Morpheus was designed by Carl Schumacher, built by Davie Norris Boatbuilders in New Zealand and launched in 2002. She spent her first 18 months cruising the South Pacific before reaching her home port of San Francisco. Since that time, Morpheus has been raced and cruised extensively. This blog will document her ongoing adventures.
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