Top Alicante Tours by Duration

Looking to be surprised with some stunning scenery? A visit to Guadalest & Algar springs is the excursion to go on!

Discover the historic landmarks and gastronomic highlights of vibrant Alicante on this 3-hour walking tour. Enjoy the undivided attention of your private guide as you explore the mountaintop Santa Bárbara Castle and sip a glass of traditional Sangria (own expense) looking down over the coast. Then, stroll along the scenic Explanada de España, admire architectural gems like Casa Carbonell and visit the striking St. Nicholas of Bari Cathedral.

Get to know the charming Mediterranean city of Alicante during this private shore excursion. Experience daily life for city residents in the Santa Cruz area, and then check out Alicante highlights like the Santa Barbara Castle, the bullring, the modernist-style Carbonell House, and the ‘Explanada de España,’ promenade.

Leave the mainland behind—and enjoy the paradisiacal setting of the Isla de Tabarca—on this half-day catamaran cruise. Depart in the morning from Alicante, and bring your bathing suit: you’ll have ample time to swim and snorkel in the azure waters, as well as sunbathe. A hearty lunch of paella and other Spanish delicacies is served on board, alongside alcoholic and soft drinks; on-board music and showers are also provided.

Coastal Alicante is known for its old-world charm—and this small-group walking tour invites you to discover its top sights. Meet your guide at the waterfront Plaza Puerta del Mar. You’ll stroll the tiled Explanada de España, will enjoy panoramic views (and local wine) at the lofty Santa Bárbara Castle, will admire major landmarks like the San Nicolas de Bari Procathedral, will mingle with locals at a bustling market, and more.

Discover Alicante on this walking tour with a private guide. Bookable for your own group of up to 15 people, the shore excursion includes stops at all the key sights around the coastal city. Take in sweeping views of Alicante from the mountaintop Castle of Santa Bárbara, then head into Alicante Old Town to learn about the city history. See San Nicolas de Bari Procathedral and the modernist Casa Carbonell among other landmarks, then sample the local sangria, if you wish (own expense).

Visit two of the most beautiful coastal towns in the Alicante province full of charm and taste chocolate!

3 hours of walking to enjoy a dream landscape, sunbathe and bathe in the blue sea that borders the coast of Cabo de la Huerta. Free snorkeling equipment, music and cocktail bar. A unique getaway!

Visiting ‘Costa Blanca’ is exploring 200 kilometres of beautiful coastline with more than 170 outstanding beaches. This famous area of Spain offers you sublime beaches to relax on, as well as inspiring things to discover, from popular celebrations to exquisite cuisine and medieval landmarks. This seven-day self-drive tour is a dream coastal vacation that promises an interesting encounter with history and culture while being caressed by the hot Spanish sun. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Alicante: The capital of the Costa Blanca is a city of culture, nightlife and business. Its beaches, port, and promenade all form part of its charming identity. Calpe: An authentic village with a fine coastline, hosting the remains of a salt factory built by the Romans. Torrevieja: The charming town of Torrevieja is famous among locals and visitors for its salt lakes. Lorca: The ‘city of 100 names’ is the most monumental place in the region featuring fascinating medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture.

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 is tailor-made for you, with private transport, a private guide, and an itinerary tailored to your preferences. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Perfect for independent-minded travelers, this seamless transfer service from Javea to Valencia makes exploring the port city simple. In the morning, hop aboard your coach at one of several central locations in Javea, and enjoy a comfortable journey to Valencia. Upon arrival, you’ll have the day to explore at your own pace: choose to visit its indoor market, sample paella, marvel at its Old Town, spend the day at the Bioparc, and more.

When your cruise ship docks in the Port of Alicante, spin through the city by private vehicle and take in top attractions with ease on this private 4-hour tour. Travel in comfort through Alicante and discover landmarks including the bullring (Plaza de Toros), the Central Market and Santa Bárbara Castle. Soak up the relaxed atmosphere in sunny Santa Cruz. Admire the iconic Co-cathedral of Saint Nicholas, the 20th-century Modernist Casa Carbonell and the Baroque Town Hall. Then, finish with a stroll along the Spanish Esplanade and enjoy fine seaside views.

Discover by the hands of our tour guides the history and culture of the Alicante city. Our first stop is located at 169 metres above the sea level, where stands the Castle of Santa Barbara that started the city of Al-Laqant, built 1000 years ago. Today from that same spot you can enjoy the best views of the city and it is a great starting point to learn about the fascinating story of Alicante. We offer a private tour, with no rush, just enjoying the moment, the legends and what our guides have to say about this charming city.

When your cruise ship docks in Alicante, explore the history and culture of Alcoy on this 5-hour tour. Visit the Museum of Festivities with a guide, and gain insight into the vibrant Moorish and Christian festivities which take place throughout the year. Admire historic Neo-Romanesque architecture and Byzantine decoration on the Church of Saint George, and learn of the town’s patron saint. Take in top local attractions including the Llotja de Saint George, and soak up the atmosphere along the main street — the heart of the town’s many carnivals.

Discover the gem of Spain’s Costa Blanca on a private half-day walking tour of Alicante. Stroll among charming streets and squares with an official tour guide, stopping to explore highlights like the Basilica of Santa Maria and the Castle of Santa Bárbara that towers over the port town. A flexible, personalized itinerary makes this an ideal introduction for first-time visitors.

3 in 1 day! Spend an hour and a half at the stunning Algar Falls, with the crystal clear water of the natural pools , before moving on to the beautiful and medieval village Guadalest, which is reputed to be the most visited village in the whole of Spain! Stroll through the traffic free streets , lined with shops selling crafts and locally produced products, up through a rock tunnel to Plaza de Castillo, where you will be rewarded with truly lovely views! On the way back, we will stop in the old town of Altea , with it's white washed houses and Iconic church. We aim to arrive at 10.45 and leave at 5 pm ( you have free time in each of these places)  €20 adults/€12 children (12 years and under). *Entrance to Algar falls is an additional €4 adults/€2 children, payable on entry.

Short on time? This seamless, small-group tour provides the perfect introduction to Alicante’s winegrowing traditions—in just half a day. Following complimentary pickup at your hotel, head beyond city limits to the nearby wine region of Vinalopo. You’ll visit one traditional local winery, will learn about the winemaking process during an in-depth tour of the vines, and will enjoy plenty of samples and snacks as you go.

When your cruise ship reaches port in Alicante, discover the delights of the Guadalest Valley on this private 5-hour tour. Travel in comfort to Benidorm — where quaint villages hug the rugged hillsides — and admire fine views over Spain’s Mediterranean coastline with a guide. Follow a private guide through historic Guadalest and gain insight into the region’s Arabic roots. Along the way, admire top landmarks including 11th-century San José Castle, the Town Hall and the old prison. Soak up the sunshine in the bustling main square, then return to port.

The professionality and personality of our licensed tourist guides make this tour unique. They will provide you not only with useful information on the city but also with anecdotes, curious data and a sound knowledge of the local history and customs.

Get a in-depth view of Benidorm and the Guadalest Valley and enjoy the undivided attention of your guide on this private tour from Alicante. Learn about the Arab history of Guadalest while admiring the architecture of the 11th-century San José Castle and visit the old prison inside the Town Hall. Enjoy free time to explore Guadalest main square, and soak up Mediterranean views as you travel between sites.

Coastal Alicante is known for its old-world charm—and this small-group walking tour invites you to discover its top sights. Meet your guide at the waterfront Plaza Puerta del Mar. You’ll stroll the tiled Explanada de España, will enjoy panoramic views (and local beer) at the lofty Santa Bárbara Castle, will admire major landmarks like the San Nicolas de Bari Procathedral, will mingle with locals at a bustling market, and more but only the best.

When your cruise calls at Alicante, make the most of your time in the region with a private excursion to Villena. Journey to this historical city by private, air-conditioned vehicle and on arrival, visit its 12th-century Atalaya Castle (own expense), once a defensive point between Castile and Aragon. Then, take a guided tour of a local winery and olive grove, and enjoy an optional wine, oil, and Iberian ham tasting (own expense) before your return.

Get to know Alicante through its local food and drinks on a tour that highlights the city’s best tapas. Join an expert local guide and learn all about local gastronomy and the meaning of "Tardeo" on this fun, food-focused tour. We can accommodate vegetarians and other dietary restrictions. Please notify us in advance if you have any dietary requests.

Encounter Spanish culture on this Alicante full-day tour featuring sightseeing, a cooking class, and a delicious lunch included. You join your guide for an adventure across this coastal city from the seaside Explanada de España, to Barrio Santa Cruz, to the bustling culinary hub of the Mercado Central. Then head to a quaint restaurant to learn how to prepare Paella, a traditional Spanish rice dish, that you enjoy for lunch.