Mestral
Sailing yacht
- Length
- 12.4 m
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 3
From €468 / day
Sailboats, catamarans and motor yachts from Dénia to Cap de Sant Antoni, Granadella and the Balearics.
Check availabilityDénia · Jávea · Costa Blanca
Welcome to Llevant Sailing, where we turn a day on the water into a memory that stays with you for life. We don't just want you to have a great day out: we want you to savour our coastline the way you'd savour a good glass of wine.
From the sandy beaches of Les Marines to the rocky coves of Les Rotes, the Montgó guides us along the way. On the other side, the beautiful coves of Jávea await, known the world over for their scenery and their easy-going Mediterranean rhythm. Come and enjoy an unforgettable day with family, with friends or as a couple. We'll be waiting for you at Llevant Sailing.
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Cap de Sant Antoni
Cliffs and marine reserve between Dénia and Jávea.
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Cova Tallada
A sea cave in the cliff, best discovered from the water.
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Portitxol
A cove with an islet, ideal for anchoring, swimming and lunch on board.
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Granadella
A pebble cove ringed by pines, without the crowds of arriving by road.
Dénia · Xàbia
One mountain, one sea, a long shared story.
Dénia and Xàbia have a lot in common. The two towns share the Montgó on land and the Mediterranean at sea, and both carry a great deal of history.
Dénia's origins lie in Iberian settlements and the Greek colony of Hemeroskopeion. It grew into the Roman port of Dianium and reached its height in the Middle Ages as capital of the Taifa of Dénia (1010–1076). After the Christian conquest in 1244 it became a county and later a marquisate under the Crown of Aragon, and was granted the title of city in 1612.
For centuries Xàbia's history was tied to Dénia: the town could not decide for itself on justice, taxes or territory. Medieval disputes came to a head in 1397, when Xàbia won its own municipal territory, autonomy and local government, leaving Dénia's jurisdiction for good.
- 1010Taifa of Dénia
- 1244Christian conquest
- 1397Xàbia's own council
- 1612Dénia becomes a city
Small fleet.
Long days.
Every charter is planned around wind, water and the people on board, never around a timetable.
The fleet
Three boats, three ways to spend a day at sea.
Tramuntana
Sailing catamaran
- Length
- 12.8 m
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 4
From €1,185 / day
Migjorn
Motor yacht
- Length
- 11.9 m
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 2
From €1,340 / day
Day trips and crossings
Cap de Sant Antoni. Portitxol. Granadella. Ibiza.
Cap de Sant Antoni
Cliffs, sea caves and the marine reserve on the headland just outside Dénia.
Portitxol
A sheltered cove with an islet. Swim, snorkel and have lunch at anchor.
Granadella
A pine-backed pebble cove. Best reached by boat early, before the road fills.
Ibiza and Formentera
About 60 nautical miles across open water, with time to explore both islands.
From the pier to the first anchor in three steps.
Choose your boat
Pick the sailboat, catamaran or motor yacht that suits your group and the coast you want to see.
With or without a skipper
Bring your licence or take one of our local skippers. Provisioning and a route briefing are available either way.
Set sail
Board at the Dénia marina, take a short handover and leave when the light and the wind suit you.
Days at sea
Long lunches, clear water, an empty horizon.
“We left Dénia at nine and were swimming at Granadella by noon. Nobody rushed us, and the boat was spotless.”
Munich, sailing yacht for a week
“Calm skipper, immaculate boat, and a lunch stop at Portitxol we would never have found alone.”
Utrecht, motor yacht
“Four days on the catamaran with friends. Easy handover and honest advice about the weather.”
Bristol, sailing catamaran
Good questions, plain answers.
Do I need a licence?
Without a skipper, yes. Boats of this size need a recognised recreational skipper licence, and we accept equivalents such as the ICC or RYA Day Skipper and Yachtmaster. Requirements depend on boat size and distance, so we confirm them with you when you book and check your documents at handover. No licence? Add a skipper.
What does a skipper do?
The skipper handles the boat, the navigation and the mooring while you take the day. They know the coves, the anchorages and how the wind behaves along this coast. A skipper is from €210 per day, and fuel and marina fees are shared as agreed in advance.
What if the weather turns?
Summer mornings are usually calm, with a sea breeze building after midday. If wind or swell is unsuitable, we move your trip to another day or reroute to a sheltered cove. The decision is made with the skipper on the morning of departure.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancel free of charge up to 30 days before departure. Between 30 and 7 days, half of the charter price is refunded. If we cancel because of unsafe weather, you receive a full refund or a new date of your choice.
Availability
Tell us when, and we will find the boat.
Send your dates and group size. We reply within one working day with open boats and a fixed price.