Alicante holidays and city breaks

Port of Alicante:

Take in the gorgeous landscapes as you stroll along Alicante’s famous promenade.

Castle of Saint Barbara:

An impressive and historic castle, with unparalleled views over Alicante’s stunning coast.

Barrio de Santa Cruz:

A real hub for tourists, this beautiful district is bustling with life and simply gorgeous authentic Spanish buildings.

Explanada de España:

Lined with countless palm trees, take a break from the heat in this sophisticated public park.

Co-Cathedral of St. Nicholas of Bari:

Step into this beautiful Baroque cathedral to soak up the stunning architecture and art on display.

Basílica de Santa María:

Discover the oldest active church in Alicante, right in the heart of the city.

Atalaya Castle:

Take a tour of this gorgeous and historic Spanish fortress, while enjoying stunning sea views.

Casa Carbonell:

A real cultural landmark of the city, this beautiful building is bursting with 1920’s style.

Playa San Juan:

A long sandy beach lined with palm trees and mountain views – the perfect spot for your Alicante holiday.

Platja de La Cala de Finestrat:

A small cove nestled in the city’s coastline, this spot is a gem –perfect for families and safe for swimming.

Playa del Albir:

This boardwalk beach is the ideal stop-off point for those out exploring the city looking to cool down a little.

Platja de Villajoyosa:

Famous for its incredible views, the conditions on this gorgeous beach can sometimes get a little rough, so make sure to take caution if you’re swimming.

Playa del Postiguet:

The most ideally-located beach in all of Alicante, it can get a little crowded here during peak times, but this sandy strand is certainly not to be missed on your Alicante city break.

Guadalest and Algar Springs Guided Tour:

Explore the mountains and the wonder of the Spanish terrain.

Suspension bridges of Chulilla:

Take in the natural landscapes on this fun and family-friendly tour.

Costa Blanca off-roading:

Get your thrills with a full-day off-roading Jeep tour in the Spanish wilderness.

Parasailing and paragliding:

Take flight over the Mediterranean coast to see Alicante from a whole new perspective.

Alicante wine tour:

Treat yourself to a tour of Alicante’s local vineyards while sampling what Spanish winemakers have to offer.

Traditional paella:

Don’t leave the city without trying paella for yourself!

Tapas:

The perfect meal for sharing with family and friends after a long day in the sun.

Fresh seafood:

Alicante’s fresh seafood is second to none – straight from the Mediterranean to your plate.

Local ingredients:

Alicante has a strong culture of food growers and producers. Stop by one of their markets to pick up some fresh fruit and veg and experience the incredible flavours.

Spanish wine:

Whether you’re a fan of red, white, or a pitcher of Sangria, Alicante has world-class wines at affordable prices.

On foot:

Alicante is an extremely walkable city, so you won’t need to rent a car when you get there unless you’re hoping to explore other cities in the area. (If so, we can help you with car hire!)

Bus:

The city has a reliable, regular bus service. The C6 bus service leaves from Alicante Airport to the city centre every 20 minutes, so you don’t have to worry about long wait times once you land.

Tram:

The tram is an ideal option to help you get from A to B, especially after a long day at the beach.

Taxi:

Taxis from the airport to the city centre are reasonably priced, with a journey time of less than 30 minutes.