RUTA DE LAS ANCLAS

Discover the fascinating submerged museum of Portitxol, located at a depth ranging from 13 to 17 meters. This unique dive site offers a carefully designed route, perfect for guided dives by diving clubs.

Immerse yourself in history as you explore a collection of anchors from different eras, each one clearly marked to provide valuable insights into its historical significance. The Portitxol submerged museum, buoyed and signposted by prominent archaeologists and diving experts Jordi Blázquez, Álex Pérez, and Jaime Molina, offers a captivating experience.

Led by Professor Jaime Molina, an esteemed Ancient History scholar at the University of Alicante, the Portitxol research project is a collaboration between the Soler Blasco Museum in Xàbia and the University of Alicante. This project not only aims to showcase the anchors but also promotes the dissemination of these invaluable findings, which span various periods, including classical antiquity.

As part of their ongoing survey, archaeologists have made remarkable discoveries, including a hoard of 53 Roman gold coins, found by two amateur divers this summer. Additionally, three potential derelicts have been uncovered, unveiling even more secrets of the underwater world.

Located in Xàbia/Jávea, within the stunning coastal region of la Marina Alta, Alacant/Alicante, Spain, the Portitxol submerged museum offers an ideal dive site for divers of all levels. With a visibility of 12 meters and a maximum depth of 13 meters, this beginner-friendly location provides an unforgettable underwater adventure. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the rich history hidden beneath the waters of Portitxol!