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Flights to Alicante

Flying to Alicante is an excellent way to reach one of Spain's oldest cities and it's also a superb route to the sun-soaked coastline of the Costa Blanca. Flights arrive at Alicante Airport from almost all major European cities, including aviation hubs like London, Paris, and Madrid, so American visitors won't struggle to find convenient flights.

Which is the main airport in Alicante?

There's only one airport in the Alicante area, and that's Alicante Elche Airport. The airport is located around 14 miles southwest of the city, but getting into town is usually simple. Passengers can hop on the C6 bus, which runs to the city's train station. From there, travelers can wander into town, or take connecting Renfe services to coastal resorts.

Which airlines offer flights to Alicante?

Alicante Elche Airport is served by a few airlines that will help transatlantic travelers. British Airways, Jet2, Ryanair, Vueling, and TUI fly from London. KLM and Transavia fly from Amsterdam, Iberia flies from Madrid, while Lufthansa flies from Frankfurt, so connecting flights are always available.

Why travel by plane to Alicante?

There's no better way for travelers from the USA to reach Spain's southern coast than regional flights, and there are a number of reasons why. Most importantly, Spain's aviation infrastructure is excellent, so visitors can transfer seamlessly from aviation centers like Madrid to Alicante Elche, before heading to their destination. Additionally, Alicante offers a huge range of connections to airports with global connections, so there's a good chance of finding direct transfers to the Costa Blanca. Finally, flying is simply faster than taking trains or buses, allowing visitors to put their feet up and relax.

Before you travel to Alicante by plane - good to know!

If travelers intend to stay on the Costa Blanca, it makes sense to either organize car rental at the airport or take airport shuttle buses. Check with accommodation providers before flying, as transfers could be available. However, it's much more enjoyable to see Alicante first. The city is full of appealing attractions, from the formidable castle to the Archaeological Museum, which documents 5,000 years of habitation. Slightly further afield, the tiny island of Tabarca is a hidden gem, with gorgeous beaches and swimming spots. And if visitors are feeling active, an ascent of Mount Benacantil is a must. There's no better vantage point for vacation snaps.