Top Alicante Day Trips

Take in the stunning Spanish countryside on this round-trip day trip from either Alicante or Benidorm. After you’re escorted to the picturesque village of Guadalest, complete with ancient architecture and nestled on a rocky ridge, travel to the Algar Waterfalls, a site of natural beauty declared a Protected Wetland Zone in 2002. Relax in the nearby natural pools and enjoy a refreshing swim before seamlessly being escorted back to your drop-off point.

Discover two must-see destinations in the Valencian Community in a single day: the tranquility of La Albufera Natural Park and the vibrant energy of the city of Valencia. We begin in La Albufera, one of the most beautiful wetlands in the Mediterranean. Enjoy a traditional boat trip while admiring its rice paddies, canals, and native wildlife. We'll continue to Valencia, where you'll enjoy a 1-hour guided tour of the city's most emblematic areas. Our guide will accompany you to discover the history and main monuments of the historic center. After the tour, you'll have free time to explore the city at your own pace, wander through its historic center, visit museums, do some shopping, or savor authentic Valencian paella. Before leaving Valencia, we'll make a brief stop at the impressive City of Arts and Sciences, a modern Valencian icon perfect for taking unforgettable photos. Afterward, we'll head back to Alicante.

From cascading waterfalls and natural pools to the historic streets of Mediterranean villages, there’s so much to see in and around Altea that it’s tough to know where to start when exploring alone. Instead of trying to work out the best route, on this full-day guided coach tour, take in a curated selection of sights, including the town of Guadalest.

Tour in one day, Santa Pola with its Roman origin, the most spectacular salt flats with its amazing pink lagoon in Torrevieja, and the famous island of Tabarca. We will begin our adventure in Alicante to head towards Torrevieja, and after a short stop we will enter the Natural Park of the Lagoons of the Mata and Torrevieja, to contemplate the mountains of salt and the Pink Lagoon. At the next stop from Santa Pola, we will take the boat that takes us towards the island of Tabarca, surrounded by the sea and with sailor-style houses. After a small guided tour, you will have free time for a bath, take photos and taste its gastronomy. We will take the boat back to Santa Pola, where we will discover its Roman port past on a brief visit to its old town, to learn about its rich history marked by the sea. Then you'll have free time. After spending the day in these wonderful places, we will take you back to the start of the activity. Book now!

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.

Embark on an unforgettable half-day experience visiting two of the most emblematic and photogenic villages on the Costa Blanca: Guadalest and Altea la Vella. Guadalest, a picturesque village of medieval origin located on a rocky rock and surrounded by a spectacular mountain environment. Access to the old town is through a tunnel dug into the rock, which already anticipates the uniqueness of the place. Stroll through its charming cobblestone streets, craft shops and natural viewpoints. You will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise reservoir and the surrounding valley. You can visit one of its museums or the Castle of San José. Altea la Vella, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Its old town, with white houses, blue doors and florid balconies, the Church of Our Lady of Consuelo, walk through its streets is to get lost among art galleries, small boutiques, charming squares and corners full of history.

Embark on a unique excursion from Alicante to discover Cartagena and Murcia, two must-see destinations in southeastern Spanish that combine ancient history, stunning architecture and an irresistible Mediterranean atmosphere. A perfect experience to enjoy as a couple, with family or friends. We will start the route by traveling to Cartagena, a fascinating port city where every corner breathes past. Here we will visit the impressive Roman Theatre, one of the most spectacular archaeological monuments in Spain and one of the most valuable traces left by Rome on the peninsula. After the visit, you will have free time to explore the city at your leisure. Then we will head towards Murcia, regional capital and vibrant city where tradition and modernity coexist in perfect harmony. We will take a guided tour of its historic center and at the end of the visit, you will have free time to continue enjoying the city at your own pace. Book now!

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 Vinalopo. Visit one traditional family-run winery, learn about the winemaking process during an in-depth tour, and enjoy a wine tasting paired with local snacks.

Discover two of the Costa Blanca’s most charming towns with ease on this small-group tour from Alicante. Skip self-drive and public buses, and travel first to Villajoyosa. Admire its colorful old town and seafront, plus enjoy a tour and chocolate-tasting at a traditional chocolate factory (Mon-Sat only). Then, explore Altea’s whitewashed old quarter, visit a stunning Mediterranean viewpoint, and get time to enjoy its cafés and restaurants (own expense).

Did you know that in the ancient Middle Ages Alicante was the border of the two most important kingdoms in the world? Aragon! Castile! Valencia! Murcia! In Alicante they all merge and leave castles and churches testimony of their power. But, why in Alicante? Alicante wine was present in all the negotiations and therefore is the only witness who can answer us. On this tour we will speak with him directly. * Additional information Departure from the center of Alicante (variable time depending on the departure point). Including guided service, transportation, tickets to visit the castle, sanctuary, wineries and wine tasting.

Embark on a trip from Alicante to Moraira's La Cala del Moraig, one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Swim in a rocky cove's crystalline turquoise waters while surrounded by cliffs over 200m high. Walk through untouched nature on an optional hike. Taking off from Alicante, arrive at the rock formation cove of La Cala del Moraig. Then, discover the Cave of the Arches, a natural rock formation that forms the arches at the point of departure to the Mediterranean Sea. Later, join an optional hike through the mountains and cliffs. The route is short and scenic (3km each way), and you can see the less visited but very beautiful Cala Llebeig (old Fisherman's Cove). If you choose not to join the hike, you can continue enjoying Cala Moraig before returning to Alicante.

See more of the landscape beyond the coastal city of Alicante, and visit the mountain town of Guadalest and the Algar Waterfalls (Fonts de l’Algar) on a day trip. You’ll travel in a small group limited to seven people, along with a driver-guide to learn about the region as you go. Entrance fees to Algar springs are included, and you’ll have ample free time to walk or swim at the falls.

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.

Experience the charm of Tabarca Island and the historical significance of Santa Pola Castle on this day trip from Alicante. Start at Santa Pola Port, where a scenic boat ride takes you to Tabarca Island, a marine reserve boasting clear waters and a rich pirate history. Enjoy a guided walking tour through the island's picturesque village, before indulging in free time for swimming and savoring local dishes. Afterward, visit the impressive Santa Pola Castle for a glimpse into the region's past, before concluding your day with a relaxing return journey to Alicante. - Scenic boat ride from Santa Pola to Tabarca Island - Guided walking tour of Tabarca’s historic village - Free time for swimming and tasting local cuisine - Explore Santa Pola Castle and its fascinating history

Discover Alicante's sun-drenched charm and Mediterranean soul with our self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Spain's Costa Blanca capital at your own pace. Begin in the palm-lined Explanada de España, then climb to Santa Bárbara Castle and wander through the lanes of Barrio Santa Cruz. Discover the Concatedral de San Nicolás and the Gothic Basílica de Santa María built atop the ruins of the old mosque after the Reconquista. Explore the MARQ archaeological museum's 60,000-artifact collection and the MACA contemporary art galleries housing Dalí, Miró, and Picasso originals. Cross to Tabarca Island where 17th-century fortifications and crystalline waters. Savor arroz a banda, paella, and fresh seafood in the parrillas and tapas bars along Calle San Francisco, then sip Fondillón wine from Alicante's DO region. Travel through the colorful fishing town of Villajoyosa, the cliffside village of Guadalest, and the palm forest of Elche, a UNESCO World Heritage site with 200,000 date palms.