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Spain's Mediterranean coast runs approximately 1,660 kilometres, covering five distinct coastal zones: Costa Brava (rugged cliffs and hidden coves in Catalonia), Costa Dorada (long sandy beaches), Costa del Azahar (orange groves near Valencia), Costa Blanca (white sandy beaches and resort towns), and Costa del Sol (sunny climate, tourist infrastructure).0:39 The Balearic Islands — Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera — offer diverse sailing with clear water and anchorages; the channel references its own visual pilot videos for Mallorca and Menorca.1:00 Costa Brava highlights include the towns of Cadeques and Tosa de Mar, with secluded coves for anchoring.1:18 Barcelona provides major marina facilities alongside cultural access.1:32 Alicante and the Costa Blanca combine busy resort anchorages with the Tabarca Island Marine Reserve.1:38 The content is an overview format, covering coastal geography and named destinations without detailed passage routing, tidal data, or port entry procedures.

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