At Transport Airport, we take care of transferring people from Alicante airport to Calpe or other towns on the Costa Blanca.
Transfer from Alicante airport to Calpe
We take you to this beautiful paradise on the Costa Blanca called Calpe, which offers an average annual temperature of 18º, with only 40 to 50 cloudy days a year. It has 13 kilometres of coastline, where you will find tranquil coves with clear waters, great for diving or fishing.
Calpe also has over 5 km of beautiful cliffs along the coastline, including the Peñón de Ifach, one of the most famous touristic sites of the Costa Blanca. You will find an easy path up to the top, from where you will enjoy of amazing views.
Transfer from Alicante airport to Calpe
Also, if you want to enjoy visiting a typical Mediterranean old town, you can visit the remnants of the wall that protected Calpe from Moorish attacks, the historic entrance, a tower that once contained an artillery piece. You can end the visit in one of the diverse restaurants of the area where you will be able to discover the typical and traditional cuisine, based on delicious fresh fish from Calpe bay.
Don’t you have a way to go from the airport to your accommodation or vice versa? We take you!
At Transport Airport, we take care of transferring people from Alicante Airport to Moraira or other towns on the Costa Blanca.
Transfers from Alicante Airport to Moraira
Moraira is a small Spanish coastal town, part of Teulada (also known as Teulada-Moraira) municipality, 80 km north of Alicante and 100 km south of Valencia. It is a tourist resort on the Costa Blanca strip, with 8 km of coastline backed by mountains and vineyards.
The municipality falls within the Marina Alta district, which also includes neighbouring towns El Poble Nou de Benitachell, Benissa, Gata de Gorgos and Calpe.
It is not surprising, then, that Teulada-Moraira triples its population in high season compared to the rest of the year and goes from 11,467 inhabitants to more than 30,000 during the summer months, 55.5% being foreign nationals.
Moraira boasts a very stable Mediterranean climate with approximately 300 sunny days a year. Surrounded by mountains, it keeps away strong winds and also protects the village from heat waves. The summers are hot while the winters are mild.
Transfers from Alicante Airport to Moraira
Being made up of two urban centers, Teulada-Moraira can boast of having double history, traditions, culture and monuments, which makes it one of the favourite towns in this area to discover throughout the year.
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At Transport Airport, we take care of transferring people from Alicante Airport to Jávea or other towns on the Costa Blanca.
Transfers from Alicante Airport to Jávea
Xàbia or Jávea is a coastal town in the comarca of Marina Alta, in the province of Alicante, Spain, by the Mediterranean Sea.
The town of Jávea is situated on the back side of the Montgó, in a wide bay sheltered between two rocky headlands. The town has become a very popular small seaside resort and market town.
Xàbia has a mild climate during the entire year. Thanks to the Montgó mountain barrier, the town is protected from the winter cold fronts and benefits from the sea winds and easterly breezes which provide relief from the summer heat.
Xàbia’s climate is considered as the World’s second best microclimate with an average annual temperature of 18 ºC.
In addition, it is located in the north of the province of Alicante, on the easternmost point of the Mediterranean coast. The island of Ibiza lies some 90 kilometres (56 mi) to the east, and it can be seen on clear days.
Transfers from Alicante Airport to Jávea
Tourism and sport activities in Jávea
The coastline of Xàbia features four capes: Cabo de San Antonio, Cap de la Nau (the largest), Cap Negre and Cap Martí.
The Montgó Massif, which shelters Xàbia, is the highest summit of the region standing at a height of over 750m. The “Parque Natural del Montgó” was declared in 1987, stretching across the area of La Plana to the cape of Sant Antoni.
Apart from to the numerous Nautical Sports which you may carry out in Xàbia, there are other options to enjoy active tourism, such as hiking through its rich natural landscapes and other sports such as tourist bicycle routes, mountain climbing, horse riding, etc.
Do you know the Valencia airport? We tell you the history of the Valencia – Manises airport and how it has grown over time.
History of Valencia Airport
Valencia airport is located eight kilometers west of the capital, in the municipality of Manises.
In March 1933 the airport was inaugurated and customs declared in September 1934. The first regular flight was made on September 1, 1934 with the inauguration of the Madrid-Valencia line.
Construction of the first track began in the summer of 1946, using a metallic mesh covered with a layer of limestone on a rammed stone base. In 1948 the construction work of a small parking platform was carried out.
Valencia airport terminal
In 1983, the new passenger terminal was inaugurated, replacing the one that was built. The greatest innovation of the new building is the use of solar energy through solar panels.
In March 2007, the first expansion of the airport came into operation, including a new building for regional aviation, the construction of a private aviation building and a vehicle parking building, as well as the expansion of the flight track and parking platforms.
In July 2012, the second expansion of the airport was inaugurated, consisting of the construction of another building with twenty more check-in counters and a new baggage claim hall and the construction of a new vehicle parking building, among other works.
flight track – History of Valencia Airport
Valencia airport main destinations
Traffic is mostly international, with Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom and France being the countries that contribute the highest number of passengers. The three national destinations with the most passengers are Palma de Mallorca, Madrid and Ibiza.
Type of flights
In addition to commercial aviation, with operations of many airlines, general aviation also has a high level of activity at the airport with the presence of private aviation companies, public bodies and other companies related to aerial work.
The vast majority of us who live in the Mediterranean know what the Peñón de Ifach is and where it is, but surely there are many details about the Natural Park that you didn’t know. Here we leave you the 5 curiosities that you don’t know about the Peñón de Ifach.
5 curiosities that you didn’t know about the Peñón de Ifach
The Peñón de Ifach was an island
Many years ago, the Peñón de Ifach was separated from the Peninsula, as it was a small island / islet. In Roman times it had already been joined by a small tongue of land, although if you look at it, currently the union between them is very small and, in fact, it is a very flooded area although at the moment it is full of buildings.
Tourist Symbol of the Costa Blanca
Its 332 meters high that rise from the Mediterranean Sea, has made this Natural Monument one of the most important on the Costa Blanca. If you look at the Peñón, it appears in almost all the tourism publications of the province of Alicante since it can be seen from many places in the province.
5 curiosities that you don’t know about the Peñón de Ifach
It is the smallest Natural Park in the Valencian Community
With about 50 hectares of extension and 1 km in length, it is the smallest Natural Park in the Valencian Community and it is also one of the smallest in Europe. However, given its uniqueness, it is one of the most visited, with more than 100,000 registered visits per year.
Rock “Reef”
The large rocks that have been falling from the Rock to the sea have formed a steep bottom full of arches and tunnels like a labyrinth. That is why it is one of the favorite places for divers to do their dives. If you like snorkeling more, you can also enjoy the marine life in Cala Racó, in the southern part of the Peñón.
Diving in the Peñón de Ifach
Climbing Paradise
El Peñón has more than 35 climbing routes, and climbing right from the sea has to be an impressive experience.
Climbing on the Peñón de Ifach
If you want to enjoy our beautiful natural landscapes on the Costa Blanca, we will bring you closer!
Calpe has some beautiful beaches and coves, it also has an average annual temperature of 18º and about 44 days a year with clouds, which is why it becomes an ideal destination to enjoy contact with the sea.
It has 13 km of coastline with 14 beaches and coves for you to choose the one you like the most. Kilometer-long beaches of fine sand, small sandy coves or virgin rocks with cliffs.
Arenal-Bol and La Fossa are the best-known sandy beaches where you can take a leisurely walk, or enjoy sports and water activities.
With more than 5 km of beautiful cliffs, we find beautiful and quiet coves sculpted by the blow of the sea and wind, such as El Penyal, El Racó or Les Bassetes, beautiful places where diving, snorkeling, fishing and sailing become unforgettable experiences.
Beautiful beaches and coves of Calpe
coves
El Collao or Racó del Corb
Located south of Calpe, a unique natural environment that can only be accessed by sea.
Cove “El Collao”
Les Urques
Near the “Puerto Blanco” leisure port, a cove of sand and rounded pebbles with calm waters and posidonia vegetation.
Morelló
Small cove of fine sand located on the seafront promenade. It stands out for the presence of the site known as Baños de la Reina.
El Racó
Small gravel cove closed at its southern end by the Calpe port breakwater and located at the foot of the Peñón de Ifach. Next to the ecological walk Princesa de Asturias
La Manzanera
Next to the buildings of the architect Ricardo Bofill, with calm waters and Posidonia vegetation.
Cove “La Manzanera”
Del Penyal
Small natural cove of rocks with transparent waters. A quiet place where nature is the protagonist.
La Calalga
Cove of sand and rocks where remains of underwater vegetation accumulate.
Gasparet
Accessible only by sea, a small and quiet natural cove of gravel and boulders.
Cove “Gasparet”
Del Mallorquí
Located between the port Les Bassetes and Calalga. With crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling.
Les Bassetes
Located next to the Bassetes leisure port, with pebbles and beautiful views of the Peñón de Ifach.
Beaches
Puerto Blanco
Small beach of pebbles and sand, located next to the old Puerto Blanco leisure port.
Puerto Blanco Beach
Cantal Roig
Small and quiet sandy beach located next to the fishing port and the Peñón de Ifach.
Arenal – Bol
With more than 1 km of fine sand and transparent waters, it is one of the most popular in Calpe.
Arenal-Bol Beach
Levante o La Fossa
With fine sand and crystal clear waters, calm and familiar that offers all the comforts to spend the day.
La Fossa Beach
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This famous market welcomes hundreds of people every Saturday to enjoy its stalls, both food and many other items.
The two zones of the weekly market in Calpe
The famous Calpe street market, which takes place every week on Saturday, is divided into two different areas of the town. Each area has its own products for sale in particular, having on the one hand food and on the other hand clothing and utensils.
Food market
You will find this section of the market at “Parking Casco Antiguo“, from 7am to 2:00 p.m., every Saturday (except national holidays, which is usually changed to Friday).
Clothing market
Like the food market, the clothing market takes place every Saturday from 7am to 2pm. In this case, the location is along the Avenida de Rumanía de Calpe.
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