Alicante International Airport lies 5.6 miles outside the city of Alicante itself. A direct bus link runs every twenty minutes taking passengers to the golden sandy beaches and turquoise seas of this bustling coastal resort. The journey usually takes about forty minutes to reach the "Plaza Puerta del Mar", where a fine selection of great value hotels can be found at the picturesque harbour-front. Alicante Airport also has direct bus links to other stunning locations in the sun drenched Costa Blanca. Passengers arriving at Alicante can easily experience a weekend break in Murcia, a lively seaside holiday in Benidorm, or a budget holiday to Elche, the palm tree capital of Spain.

 

The development of the new terminal in Alicante Airport will bring with it the arrival of trams and trains. Until this is completed, visitors can visit one of the many car hire companies that operate from the airport such as Auriga, Avis, Centauro, Europcar and Goldcar Rental. Alternatively, our online car hire booking form offers great value for money and peace of mind on arrival. There are also likely to be a large number of taxis waiting outside the airport. A direct trip to Alicante train station should cost around twenty Euros, whilst the journey to Benidorm will set you back about eighty Euros.

 

To get to Alicante Airport by car, drivers should take the airport slip-road from the Autovia Alicante-Murcia or the national N-340 road.   The best route to take from Benidorm is along the Autopista A-7. All roads are well signposted and the airport has a large drop off point in front of the entrance to the departure building. Alicante International Airport has two car parks with a capacity of over 2000 spaces, split between long-term and short-term parking, as well as a number of designated disabled bays. Wherever you base your Spanish holiday, get great value deals at directline-flights.