Find buses to Alicante

If you purchase bus tickets to Alicante you may find yourself at the biggest bus station in the city, Estacion de Autobuses Alicante, known as Alicante Bus Station in English. It is based in Muelle de Poniente near the main harbour of the city and the perfect central base for your Spanish seaside holiday. It is ultra-modern with a variety of amenities that include Wi-Fi, cafeterias, a recreation area, luggage storage and much more. You can buy cheap bus tickets with service providers such as Alsa, Bilman Bus, Eurolines and many others to use the bus both nationally and across Europe.

This Spanish city’s bus station is constantly seeing travellers come in from around Europe and for that reason it is open 24 hours a day. Alicante Bus Station’s cheap buses and bus prices can see you arriving from cities as far as Morocco and with the airport being quite busy in this popular holiday destination, you will be able to catch the blue bus marked Auropeurto at any time of day or night, all week, as it runs on a loop around the city. Local bus routes 9, 21 and 22 travel down to the beaches regularly. Non 24-hour buses start at 08.00 and run until 17.00.

When you travel by bus to Alicante with Alsa or Eurolines on a long-distance trip you will automatically receive 66lb free luggage weight. You can add extra weight for a small fee on local trips around the city, but unfortunately not on longer, international trips. If you enjoy sporting activities Alsa will also accommodate your bicycle, surfboard or skis for a small extra fee. This particular bus carrier also offers an additional insurance supplement if you wish to take out extra cover on your art, jewellery or electronic goods whilst in transit. Check with the bus company for the exact coverage that your goods will receive.

With cheap buses from Alicante you will be able to relax and unwind while you enjoy the journey across a new country at your leisure. The perfect way to enjoy the scenery, a good, comfortable seat on Alicante buses will allow you to enjoy being a tourist, bond with your family and friends and do it with comfort. When you book long-distance trips with Alicante buses you will have one less hassle to worry about as drivers take care of navigation and traffic on your behalf. Apart from an economical way to see the Spanish countryside, it is convenient and loads of fun. Look for bus prices that suit your pocket and you will be guaranteed to find a good bus company to get you on your way.

If you are in Alicante city centre and need to get to the Estacion de Autobuses Alicante you will have no problem, as the bus station is remarkably close to central Alicante. There are several local buses you could hop on to that would take you right there including the numbers 12 and 16, caught from Alfonso El Sabio Street. If you arrive into Alicante at the Alicante Airport you can reach the bus station with ease. Look for the Estacion de Autobus Alicante bus supplied by Autocars Costa Azul outside the Arrivals terminal of the airport. It leaves hourly and will run you directly into town. Taxis are a great way to get from the airport to the bus station too and are available all hours from the airport.

You’ll find most people use Murcia Monteagudo in Alicante. It’s one of the busiest and most populated stations in the area.

Some of the options we’ve found for coaches to Alicante are FlixBus, ALSA, and Renfe. Typically, your options for coaches to Alicante will be determined by the route you take.

£8 is the average one-way price to Alicante this week. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. It’s generally a good idea to book early to make sure you can get on the coach for the correct departure time.