The vice-mayor of Alicante, Mari Carmen Sánchez, the president of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante, Miguel López Barrero, the vice-president of the RCRA, José María Guerras, Inés Herrador, director of the RCRA, María Dolores García Otón, Vocal de Remo del RCRA, Alfredo Carvajal, director of El Corte Inglés de Alicante, Silvia Aguilar Juan, director of Communication and Institutional Relations of El Corte Inglés de Alicante and José Luis Fráile Pérez Cuadrado, director of the area of Banco Santander in addition to this adventure, Fernando de Sánchez,

The Real Club de Regatas de Alicante this morning has welcomed the presentation of the First Trip to Remo Alicante - Tabarca - Alicante that will be held on Saturday. The test is a real challenge for athletes and is an unpublished challenge, which has never been held in Alicante.

Impressed by Javier López Requena and Fernando Sánchez, members of Coastal Rowing Alicante, the event has the organization of the Real Club of Regatas, the participation of the Association Rema Vida and the collaboration of the City Council of Alicante, El Corte Inglés de Alicante and Banco Santander.

The journey to Tembra, with a return to Alicante, is a real challenge for any remer and the organizers seek to establish the test and to be included in the calendar of races of the Spanish Federation of Remo. This first edition will have a non-competitive character and will participate in it remers of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante that will become true pioneers of an unpublished competition to date in Spain.

In this First Trip to Remo Alicante-Tabarca-Alicante will participate 23 remers, with 8 support coaches, along with a flaw of the Association Rema Vida with 12 rems. The departure is scheduled at 7.00 hours from the facilities of the Real Club de Regatas de Alicante and the distance to travel is 39 kilometres, although with the tides and surrounding the island they will reach a total of about 47 kilometres.

The participating remers will make the tour on different boats, double and four sea rooms, with the full support of zodiacs and RCRA coaches. The Rema Vida Association, with its rowing team created for the fight against breast cancer, has also joined this challenge and will make the tour, but with exit from Santa Pola.