Top Alicante Luxury Car Tours

Short on time? This seamless, small-group tour provides the perfect introduction to Alicante’s winegrowing traditions—in just half a day. Following pickup from central Alicante, head beyond city limits to the nearby wine region of Vinalopó. Visit one traditional family-run winery, learn about the winemaking process during an in-depth tour, and enjoy a tasting of four wines paired with local snacks like bread sticks, olives, and crisps.

Don’t wear out the tread on your shoes trying to see all Alicante has to offer on foot, hop aboard a bike and take a ride to some of the city’s most famous sights. Pedal through the colorful Old Town and city center while your guide tells you just how Alicante has been shaped through years of history. Then cycle through the beach and marina before taking in views of Castillo de Santa Bárbara (Santa Barbara Castle) gothic churches, the central market, and much more.

Discover Alicante’s historical, culinary, and sightseeing highlights: this half-day, small-group tour offers a perfect introduction to the city’s charms. Meet your guide at the Central Market, where you can greet stallholders and enjoy nibbles as you go. Then, head via private transportation to the Santa Bárbara Castle for views overlooking the Old Town. Finally, finish with a wander through the atmospheric Santa Cruz neighborhood, and stop for award-winning tapas bites.

Alicante is one of the most popular cities along Spain’s Costa Blanca, but visiting on a group tour often means limited time for sightseeing. This private tour makes it easy to see what you want and skip spots that you aren’t interested in and includes private transportation and the services of a guide.

There’s no need to choose between a historic sightseeing trip and wine tasting experience with this half-day private tour. Explore a modernist church nicknamed the “little Sagrada Familia” and a medieval Moorish castle, and combine the trip with a visit and tasting at a nearby winery where you’ll sample authentic wines from across the Alicante region.

Discover the other capital of the Costa Blanca and its 2 world heritage should be mandatory during your visit in the region. The biggest european palm tree forest marked the evolution of an historical town, proud to say that til 7 diferent civilisation passed through along the history. traces of the medina and it's beatifull Basilica show a medieval picture so diferent from the current and busy activitie of a modern town where shoes industrie is well known in the whole country. Discover and visit one of the factories coul be possible if your are thinking about some shopping. Returning towards the coast we will approach Santa Pola, once the PortusIlicitanus of the Romans and currently the resting place of thousands of vacationers. The Salinas, the flamingos, the cap de l'aljub, the island of Tabarca are part of the usual panorama of this fishing town.

This is self-guided tour to Benidorm. Enjoy your day in Spanish Manhattan. Here, skyscrapers rise straight from the sand, and the sun seems to work overtime. Start with an easy stroll along the promenade: salty air, palm trees, coffee in hand, and a sea that simply can’t look “ordinary.” Then head up to a viewpoint — and suddenly the city turns into a postcard, only alive. Stop by a local market for jamón and fruit, try paella where locals actually eat, and catch the sunset when the glass towers glow gold.

Immerse yourself in the historical side of Alicante with this private sightseeing tour of the city. Visit the Santa Barbara Castle to learn how this hilltop fortress evolved over the centuries and admire its uninterrupted views. Then, take a walk through the city’s historical center below the castle and further explore the story of Alicante. There is a limit of 10 people on this private tour.

Get to know the charming Mediterranean city of Alicante, without spending hours researching, during this private shore excursion. Experience daily life for city residents in the Santa Cruz area, and then check out Alicante highlights such as the Santa Barbara Castle, the bullring, the modernist-style Carbonell House, and the ‘Explanada de Espana,’ promenade.