MAREMOTO Special — 90 minutes of tailor-made Mediterranean adrenaline

Leaving from Marina Greenwich (Altea), our skipper crafts the ideal route on the fly, matching sea conditions and your wishes so you squeeze every thrill from your jet-ski.

You will sweep past the iconic Ifach Rock, skim beneath the rugged Morro de Toix cliffs, peek into secluded Cala de la Mina and glide beside the storied Albir Lighthouse, all across the turquoise mirror of Altea Bay toward

Unlock the true spirit of the Mediterranean on our premium jet‑ski expedition from Marina de Greenwich (Altea) to the vibrant city of Benidorm. Aboard a cutting‑edge Sea‑Doo GTX PRO 130, you will spend roughly 2 hours carving through crystal‑clear waters while discovering hidden coves, natural parks and iconic skylines.

We kick off by gliding around the charming Isla de la Olla, a tiny islet renowned for its transparent seabed and colourful marine life—ideal for quick underwater shots. Next,

Embark on the exciting star excursion from our base in Altea.
During two hours of navigation that start from the Greenwich Marina in a northerly direction.
At the start of this crossing, you will witness the imposing Morro de Toix, an impressive cliff that we will skirt as we enter the beautiful Bay of Calpe, giving you privileged views of this picturesque fishing village.
As we go on, we will reach the

Join our exciting 1 hour excursion from Greenwich Marina to Calpe.
We will depart northwards, skirting the majestic Morro de Toix, where you will be able to admire its impressive shapes and wingspan, until you get over it and contemplate the spectacular outline of the Bay of Calpe.
Weather permitting, you can enjoy a refreshing swim with magnificent views of Calpe, before heading to the iconic Peñon de Ifach.
We’ll make a stop to capture

From Puerto Marina Greenwich, we skirt the entire bay of Altea, passing by the Isla de la Olla and the impressive Cap Negret, formed by volcanic rocks after an eruption 200 million years ago.
Enjoy the views of the beautiful town of Altea from the sea.
We reach the area of Albir, where we make a short stop at the Cala de la Mina, named after an old Ochre mine of the nineteenth