1 week holiday in Alicante – £217 pp (flight + accommodation)
About

with the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean who revolve on his sandy shores, Alicante is understood a popular summer and winter destination on Costa Blanca.The sunny location was called Lucentum (“Light of Light”) by the old Romanians who settled here.Visitors are still attracted to the pleasant climate and the decor on the coast.From any angle, the coastal views are sensational, especially from the top of the Castillo hill that presides over the city.

About Alicante (Costa Blanca, Spain), when to go, good periods and tourist attractions
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30 October – 7 November 2025

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Holiday price per person (Flight + Accommodation)
* The price is calculated as: flight ticket + accommodation/2 (per person)
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217 £/person (flight and accommodation Art House )

285 £/person (flight and accommodation Hotel Castilla Alicante )

375 £/person (flight and accommodation Eurostars Centrum Alicante )

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Tourist Attractions

Santa Barbara Castle

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In a command position above the city, Santa Bárbara Castle seems to rise from a rocky output.The location on the top of the hill on Mount Benacantil is a proof of the military purpose of the castle and has been a strategic asset from the Carthaginian era.The original Islamic Alcazar of the 9th century was captured from Mauri by the Christian prince Alfonso de Castilia.The victorious battle was on the day of Santa Barbara, explaining the name of the castle.During the reign of Philip II, the castle was renovated in Renaissance style.Tourists are amazed by the ancient halls of the castle, its fascinating history and amazing panoramic views.From this point of view, the perspective extends over the city, along the coastline and towards the northern hills.Visitors can see in Torreta, the old fortress;the splendid reception room of Philip II;and the wall revellín del bon repós.Temporary exhibitions are also organized at the castle throughout the year.The tour also visits the old city, Ayuntamiento (City Hall) and Explanade de España, among other top tourist attractions.