Alicante is one of the Mediterranean’s most captivating coastal cities, known for its warm climate, golden beaches, and a lifestyle that blends relaxation with vibrant culture. Walking through its palm-lined promenades, exploring the iconic Santa Bárbara Castle perched above the bay, or enjoying fresh seafood by the port, visitors quickly understand why Alicante is a favorite destination year-round.

Beyond its lively city center, the area offers scenic hiking routes, charming old towns, and some of the clearest waters on the Costa Blanca. Whether you’re looking for sun-soaked days, cultural landmarks, or an authentic taste of Mediterranean life, Alicante delivers an experience that feels both energetic and effortlessly welcoming.

Bike tours

Costa Blanca bike tours are one of the most exciting and scenic ways to explore the region. With its sunny climate, coastal roads, and mountain landscapes, the Costa Blanca is a true paradise for cyclists of all levels. Riding through picturesque villages, dramatic viewpoints, and quiet countryside lanes allows you to discover places that most visitors never reach. Whether you join a guided bike tour or prefer to explore on your own, cycling in the Costa Blanca is one of the top things to do for adventure lovers who want to enjoy nature, culture, and breathtaking Mediterranean views.

Budget travel

Discover our selection of budget-friendly trips designed for travelers who want to explore the Costa Blanca without overspending. These experiences offer great value while still bringing you to beautiful locations, local culture, and unforgettable moments. Enjoy affordable adventures across Alicante, Elche, and Valencia—proof that you don’t need a big budget to enjoy an amazing journey.

Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements.

The origin of the word “travel” is most likely lost to history. The term “travel” may originate from the Old French word travail, which means ‘work’.[3] According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, the first known use of the word travel was in the 14th century.

A walking tour of Alicante will allow you to get to know the city in an easy and unobtrusive manner, to feel it. Alicante Walking Tour is the best way to discover the city, its history, and its most iconic viewpoints. During this guided tour, we explore the Old Town of Alicante, walk along the famous Esplanade boulevard, and climb to the Santa Bárbara Castle, located 166 meters above the sea with panoramic views of the bay, port and surrounding mountains. We continue our route through one of the most picturesque areas of the city — Barrio Santa Cruz. Its narrow, winding streets, flower-decorated houses and quiet squares create the atmosphere of old Alicante, untouched by time. The tour also includes the main architectural highlights: Santa María Church, City Hall, and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. If the tour takes place in the morning, we can visit the interior of the City Hall. A separate part of the walk is dedicated to local gastronomy. In the Central Market, surrounded by aromas and colours, you will learn about traditional Spanish delicacies and the famous Alicante wine Fondillón, which you can taste along with local sweets such as turrón. This walking tour is suitable for travellers who want to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Alicante, enjoy its viewpoints, history and authentic Mediterranean life.
Duration 3 Hours
€32

    Discover Alicante’s transformation over the past century in this immersive “100 Year Tour.” Walk through historic neighborhoods, modern boulevards, and the revitalized port as we explore how the city’s architecture, urban landscape, and spirit have changed since the early 20th century. You’ll see landmarks old and new: the castle, the city hall, key plazas, and the modern waterfront. Our guide will share stories, photos, and little-known facts, showing you Alicante then vs. now. This tour is perfect for history lovers, architecture buffs, and curious travelers wanting to understand how Alicante evolved and built its modern identity. Ideal for travelers who enjoy cultural walks, local insights, and a deep dive into Alicante’s past and present.
    Duration 2 Hours
    €20

      Cultural Tours

      Tourism is travel for pleasure or business; also the theory and practice of touring, the business of attracting, accommodating, and entertaining tourists, and the business of operating tours. Tourism may be international, or within the traveller’s country. The World Tourism Organization defines tourism more generally, in terms which go “beyond the common perception of tourism as being limited to holiday activity only”, as people “traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes”.

      Tourism can be domestic or international, and international tourism has both incoming and outgoing implications on a country’s balance of payments. Today, tourism is a major source of income for many countries, and affects the economy of both the source and host countries, in some cases being of vital importance.

      A walking tour of Alicante will allow you to get to know the city in an easy and unobtrusive manner, to feel it. Alicante Walking Tour is the best way to discover the city, its history, and its most iconic viewpoints. During this guided tour, we explore the Old Town of Alicante, walk along the famous Esplanade boulevard, and climb to the Santa Bárbara Castle, located 166 meters above the sea with panoramic views of the bay, port and surrounding mountains. We continue our route through one of the most picturesque areas of the city — Barrio Santa Cruz. Its narrow, winding streets, flower-decorated houses and quiet squares create the atmosphere of old Alicante, untouched by time. The tour also includes the main architectural highlights: Santa María Church, City Hall, and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. If the tour takes place in the morning, we can visit the interior of the City Hall. A separate part of the walk is dedicated to local gastronomy. In the Central Market, surrounded by aromas and colours, you will learn about traditional Spanish delicacies and the famous Alicante wine Fondillón, which you can taste along with local sweets such as turrón. This walking tour is suitable for travellers who want to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Alicante, enjoy its viewpoints, history and authentic Mediterranean life.
      Duration 3 Hours
      €32

        Discover Alicante’s transformation over the past century in this immersive “100 Year Tour.” Walk through historic neighborhoods, modern boulevards, and the revitalized port as we explore how the city’s architecture, urban landscape, and spirit have changed since the early 20th century. You’ll see landmarks old and new: the castle, the city hall, key plazas, and the modern waterfront. Our guide will share stories, photos, and little-known facts, showing you Alicante then vs. now. This tour is perfect for history lovers, architecture buffs, and curious travelers wanting to understand how Alicante evolved and built its modern identity. Ideal for travelers who enjoy cultural walks, local insights, and a deep dive into Alicante’s past and present.
        Duration 2 Hours
        €20

          Fotoshoot

          Bring back city memories and wonderful shots from the Spanish coastSunbathing under the warm rays of the Mediterranean sun, you like yourself more and more – it’s time to capture it!

          You have the opportunity to bring home not only the impressions of a wonderful holiday but also great photos and catch every smile while I introduce you to the most beautiful places in Alicante.

          Walking Tour

          Walking tours in the Costa Blanca offer the perfect way to experience the region’s history, culture, and Mediterranean lifestyle. As you walk through the Old Town’s narrow streets and winding alleys, you’ll discover hidden courtyards, local markets, and traditional landmarks that most visitors never see. Whether you join a guided tour or explore on your own, wandering through the old quarter is one of the top things to do in the Costa Blanca for anyone who wants to feel the real heart of the city.

          A walking tour of Alicante will allow you to get to know the city in an easy and unobtrusive manner, to feel it. Alicante Walking Tour is the best way to discover the city, its history, and its most iconic viewpoints. During this guided tour, we explore the Old Town of Alicante, walk along the famous Esplanade boulevard, and climb to the Santa Bárbara Castle, located 166 meters above the sea with panoramic views of the bay, port and surrounding mountains. We continue our route through one of the most picturesque areas of the city — Barrio Santa Cruz. Its narrow, winding streets, flower-decorated houses and quiet squares create the atmosphere of old Alicante, untouched by time. The tour also includes the main architectural highlights: Santa María Church, City Hall, and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. If the tour takes place in the morning, we can visit the interior of the City Hall. A separate part of the walk is dedicated to local gastronomy. In the Central Market, surrounded by aromas and colours, you will learn about traditional Spanish delicacies and the famous Alicante wine Fondillón, which you can taste along with local sweets such as turrón. This walking tour is suitable for travellers who want to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Alicante, enjoy its viewpoints, history and authentic Mediterranean life.
          Duration 3 Hours
          €32

            Discover Alicante’s transformation over the past century in this immersive “100 Year Tour.” Walk through historic neighborhoods, modern boulevards, and the revitalized port as we explore how the city’s architecture, urban landscape, and spirit have changed since the early 20th century. You’ll see landmarks old and new: the castle, the city hall, key plazas, and the modern waterfront. Our guide will share stories, photos, and little-known facts, showing you Alicante then vs. now. This tour is perfect for history lovers, architecture buffs, and curious travelers wanting to understand how Alicante evolved and built its modern identity. Ideal for travelers who enjoy cultural walks, local insights, and a deep dive into Alicante’s past and present.
            Duration 2 Hours
            €20