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Just a lovely island with history. If you are going for a beach day take swimming shoes as it is very rocky and slippery. Lovely bar in the square which we really enjoyed. Not to many restuarants open on a night.

Beautiful simple island, no fuss, All rules kept regarding COVID Loved the walk around the Island. Found a lovely restaurant, with a Pirate 🏴‍☠️ out front. A lot of restaurants were closed for evening meal, we presumed this was due to COVID restrictions.

Unfortunately the covid crisis has hit the island , was very quiet and finding something to eat is a challenge after 6 clock , also is expensive to eat and drink. I totally understand that the island has everything brought in on boat but 8.50e for a beer and a small tonic water is steep ! My last visit was 3 years ago and the cost of the return ticket had increased 50% . 10e to 15e. Still if you go for the day and take comfy chairs and some refreshments, which you see others do , it is a good day out . There is a beach area and small sandy coves to stay all day.

If you want to chill, switch off, get back to nature...then this is the place for you. I wouldnt go in peak times personally, October is fabulous. The snorkeling is amazing! The fish are friendly and huge!!!! I feel it is a bit of a rip off, but that’s to be expected as it’s an island! So just be sensible! Also I feel that they should do more about cleaning up the place after the tourists have left for the day and maybe make it clear that they should take their rubbish with them!!! More signs not to litter, look after the environment etc. the cats are also a problem near the restaurants. If you like cats, this is the island for you!!!! All in all, I love Tabarca and I want it to remain the beautiful island that it is!!! Keep the oceans clean and take your plastic home with you! ps...I cleaned the entire beach shoreline this morning....it took me 25 mins to collect a small bag of plastic waste. Why don’t the islanders do the same??? The sunbed guy? He could get off his butt and do that every morning??!

Great when the day trippers leave the island - not too many places to eat but that’s part of the charm - it is more expensive than the rest of Spain probably because everything is brought in to the island - 1 coffee + 1 Coke Zero no glass =€5.50

The island is much as it was a couple of centuries ago with around 300 residents. It is so easy to walk around viewing nature and wildlife, rugged cliffs and exciting shorelines. Small beach with adequate sunbeds with shade. Beach pebbles. Sea crystal clear with great snorkeling, you can see shoals of fish just swimming around you without a snorkel. A Great place to return in different seasons.