People's perception of Alicante is usually the same picture perfect clear blue waters, sandy shorelines, beautiful beaches and picturesque coastal views which are all true but there is a lot more this city. Alicante custom guided tours will take you to dynamic cultural sights, a castle, bars, and clubs with locals dancing the fandango to alluring Spanish music for fascinated tourists.
Alicante festivals tours like The Forgueres de Sant Joan are held annually, and people from all over Spain with locals and holidaymakers celebrate on the streets with music, parades, and bonfires. This festival starts on the 20th June and runs right through to the 29th June celebrating the proclamation, procession of the effigies, parades of the statues and lighting the bonfires.
Declared international tourists week by Alicante tour operators the highlight for every holidaymaker is the famous bullfighting events held during the festival and a visit to the bullfighting museum. Sightseeing tours around the city are filled with history and culture as you visit the many highlights like the Castillo de Santa Bárbara or the archaeology and fine art museums.
Visit Dehesa pig farm in Jabugo to learn everything about the life of the Iberian pigs. Also a visit to the city of iberian pigs, Aracena.
This “all inclusive” private walking tour takes you to the picturesque mountain village of Guadalest and around its beautiful reservoir visiting the village of Beniardá.
Alicante has excellent weather most of the year, so for sightseeing tours, March to June and September to November are splendid times to visit as it is off season and accommodation and tours will cost less. During the peak summer season, the weather is perfect for beach family holidays and watersports, but the resorts are usually very busy during these times. Book your sightseeing tours with your package holiday to get the best rates.
Mainland Spanish resorts are cheaper than many other European major resort cities and easily comparable as they all use Euro. Alicante has many standards of accommodation and eateries which is great as you will have a lot to choose from. Private custom Alicante guided tours will vary in price depending on the operator and at what the time of the year you book your holiday. Watch out for the early bird menus and two for one booze deals.
Mainland Spain is no different from any other holiday resort; it has professional pickpockets so always be careful when carrying money around. Keep all personal documents and passports and any extra money in the hotel safe. Alicante as in all other populated areas in Spain have specific eating times, dinner is always after 9pm, and lunch is at 2.30pm promptly with some siestas in between.
Holidaymakers and tourists going to Alicante can expect a mild Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summer temperatures of almost 30 degrees Celsius and cool winter temperatures not going lower than 10-15 degrees Celsius. Spring and Autumn in the coastal areas can sometimes have a more central continental weather system which is ideal for off peak holidays.
Alicante has excellent weather most of the year, so for sightseeing tours, March to June and September to November are splendid times to visit as it is off season and accommodation and tours will cost less. During the peak summer season, the weather is perfect for beach family holidays and watersports, but the resorts are usually very busy during these times. Book your sightseeing tours with your package holiday to get the best rates.
Mainland Spanish resorts are cheaper than many other European major resort cities and easily comparable as they all use Euro. Alicante has many standards of accommodation and eateries which is great as you will have a lot to choose from. Private custom Alicante guided tours will vary in price depending on the operator and at what the time of the year you book your holiday. Watch out for the early bird menus and two for one booze deals.
Mainland Spain is no different from any other holiday resort; it has professional pickpockets so always be careful when carrying money around. Keep all personal documents and passports and any extra money in the hotel safe. Alicante as in all other populated areas in Spain have specific eating times, dinner is always after 9pm, and lunch is at 2.30pm promptly with some siestas in between.
Holidaymakers and tourists going to Alicante can expect a mild Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summer temperatures of almost 30 degrees Celsius and cool winter temperatures not going lower than 10-15 degrees Celsius. Spring and Autumn in the coastal areas can sometimes have a more central continental weather system which is ideal for off peak holidays.
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