Ferry Denia Formentera: Balearic Islands

Information about Denia
Dénia is a Spanish municipality of 44.464 inhabitants located in the autonomous community of Valencia. The city is at the center of intense tourist flows coming both from Spain and from abroad, and in particular from Central European countries (Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, etc.) and from Great Britain.
Main aspect of the town of Denia is the Montgó Park (753 m.) Which majestically dominates the municipal territory. The Natural Park (created in 1987) offers visitors a wide variety of wildlife and floral, enjoyable through the many paths that cross it.
The other pole of scenic attraction is the Las Marinas and Las Rotas beaches, as well as the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.

How to reach the port of Formentera
Formentera is one of the four main islands of the Balearic archipelago, in Spain; together with neighboring Ibiza, it forms in turn one of the Pitiuse Islands.
Formentera has an area of 83.2 km² and with its 11.878 inhabitants it appears to be the least populated island of the Balearics.
The island is characterized by typically Mediterranean vegetation.The resident population is spread among the six centers of the island as the municipal capital Sant Francesc Xavier, La Savina, home of the port, Es Pujols, main tourist center and Sant Ferran de ses Roques, inhabited center and hippy destination since the sixties, Es Caló de Sant Augustì and El Pilar de La Mola. This population grows out of proportion during the summer, given that the island is one of the favorite destinations in Europe, thanks to the beauty of the beaches and the uncontaminated aspect of its Mediterranean vegetation.
The official languages of the island are Catalan and Spanish.