Ground Transport
Alicante airport is accessible by buses, taxis, and private cars on automobile road N-338. In the future, it is envisaged that is will be reached by trains and trams. A space in the basement of the new terminal is reserved for construction of stations for both modes.
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| Means of transport | Available | Carrier | Line | Destination | Website | ||
| - Bus | Yes | Subús Alcoyana | C-6 | Alicante | www.subus.es, Line C-6 | ||
| Subús Moyá | 1A, 1B | Elche Torrellano |
www.subus.es, Line 1A, www.subus.es, Line 1B | ||||
| Subús Moyá | 1B | Arenales del Sol El Altet |
www.subus.es, Line 1B | ||||
| ALSA | -------- | Benidorm Calpe Murcia |
www.alsa.es | ||||
| Costa Azul | -------- | Torrevieja | www.costazul.net | ||||
| Costa Azul | -------- | Orihuela Coast Guardamar La Marina |
www.costazul.net | ||||
| Autocares Baile | -------- | Santa Pola Gran Alacant Arenales del Sol El Altet |
www.autocaresbaile.es | ||||
| - Train | No (in project) | -------- | -------- | -------- | www.renfe.es | ||
| - Tram | No (in project) | -------- | -------- | Alicante Benidorm Altea Calpe Denia |
www.fgvalicante.com | ||
| - Taxi | Yes | Radio Taxi Elche | -------- | various | www.radiotaxielche.com | ||
New car parking was opened in 2011 together with the new terminal. It employs a modern sensor system with displays. The multi-level parking is covered protecting cars from excessive sunlight.
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