What is the smallest inhabited and publicly accessible island in the Mediterranean Sea?

Tabarca, with the width of an athletics track and its length is less than two kilometers. In 1986 it was declared a Marine Reserve, the first in Spain. It is the smallest inhabited island in the Mediterranean and, in the past, it was used by the pirates as a smuggling place. The island of Tabarca, located in the province of Alicante and only eight kilometers from Santa Pola, is a treasure unknown to many Spaniards where you can enjoy history and nature.