Alicante to Valencia bus with Alsa

Buses from Alicante to Valencia

The 157-kilometre route linking Alicante and Valencia enjoys extensive daily coverage thanks to first-class coaches, whose fleet offers a way of travelling that is as comfortable as it is affordable. To provide greater time flexibility to the traveller, Alicante Valencia buses operate both day and night and connect both cities in 2 hours and 30 minutes.

What buses go from Alicante to Valencia?

This popular route is served by ALSA coaches in 2 categories: Normal and Supra Economy. The Alicante Valencia Normal class buses have free internet access, ample seats with safety belts and footrests, toilets and the Ociobus entertainment channel with a variety of series and films. Supra Economy passengers also have individual plugs and screens, press and headphones.

How long is the bus from Alicante to Valencia?

The shortest routes are managed by the Supra Economy fleet and end in 2 hours and 25 minutes. The duration of trips in Normal class buses varies between 2 hours and 30 minutes and 5 hours, depending on the itinerary, departure time and number of stops. All Alicante Valencia buses operate directly.

How many buses are there from Alicante to Valencia?

From Monday to Saturday there are up to 26 daily connections between Alicante and Valencia, some without intermediate stops and others with one or more stops in Benidorm. On Sundays the frequency of these links is reduced to 23 in total. Every day there are several night buses with departures at different times of the night.

Where do buses from Alicante to Valencia depart from and arrive at?

Alicante Station: is located next to the seaport and has direct connections with Alicante airport by means of the C-6 bus. TAM lines 6 and 24 and the Turibus tourist bus link its premises with different areas of the city, including the Renfe terminal. The station has a large waiting room, free wifi, sockets, cafeterias and recreational machines for children.

Valencia Station: is located on Avenida Menéndez Pidal, a short walk from the old town. Its premises have numerous lockers, bars, shops, cafeterias, tobacconists, ticket vending machines, first aid and automatic teller machines. The EMT Valencia bus line 1 connects the station with different strategic points in the city.