Coastal landscape of the Costa Blanca near Alicante
The Costa Blanca offers villages, coves, mountains, and day trips from Alicante.

Day Trips from Alicante: 6 Costa Blanca Escapes

Explore six day trips from Alicante: Tabarca, Villajoyosa, Altea, Calpe, Guadalest and Elche, with practical tips for planning your visit.
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These six day trips from Alicante combine coastal towns, island heritage and inland landscapes. This guide prioritizes stable information and recommends confirming schedules, availability, and conditions for your specific date.

Tabarca

The island combines walled heritage, a marine reserve, and great spots for swimming. Check the port, departure and return times, and the sea forecast for your specific date.

Villajoyosa

Its colourful houses, seafaring tradition, and beaches make for an easy getaway. It can be combined with kayaking or boat rentals if conditions are right.

Altea

The white old town and its viewpoints are the main highlights. Explore the streets on foot and add a stroll along the promenade or a boat trip.

Calpe and the Peñón de Ifach

Calpe brings together beaches, a harbour, and an unmistakable natural skyline. Climbing the Peñón requires an advance reservation for the Red Route; check current park rules, weather and your fitness before setting off.

Guadalest and the Inland Area

The Alicante interior offers castles, reservoirs, and mountainous landscapes. The roads can be winding; leave plenty of time and avoid scheduling too many stops.

Elche and its Palm Groves

Elche offers heritage, gardens, and a culture deeply linked to the palm tree. It’s an interesting alternative to exclusively coastal excursions.

Tips Before You Go

  • Check the weather and sea conditions.
  • Book with clear information about the meeting point and required gear.
  • Bring water, sun cream, and appropriate footwear.
  • Respect the environment and safety instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit?

Spring and autumn usually offer comfortable temperatures. In summer, there is higher demand and it’s best to book ahead; in winter, some services run less frequently.

Do I need to book in advance?

It is recommended during high season and for activities with limited spots. Always check the current conditions.

For travel connections, see our guide to Alicante and the Costa Blanca without a car.

Also check the experiences available in Alicante before organising your trip.

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