Vacation Rentals & Apartments in Alicante

Thinking of a nice vacation by the sea? La Albufereta is a great deal for those who want to enjoy the sea but in a quieter area. It still has numerous fishermen's houses and a wide variety of vacation rental. For the perfect blend between tradition and modernity, Alicante’s old quarter still retains the essence of the past. Beautiful streets, flanked by white houses whose facades are full of flower pots, tile mosaics and wrought iron bars. Families choose the residential and modern area of Pau 1 that was a candidate for the prize of the best residential borough in Europe in 2008. And for an area by the beach, Diputación-Ensanche is the modern borough with the popular beach of Postiguet.

Most vacation rental in Alicante are located less than 500 metres from the seafront. If you want to enjoy the beach as long as possible, we recommend you book one near the Paseo de Gomiz, whether you are travelling as a couple or as a family or with friends. Fully equipped and many of them offering other services such as swimming pool, terrace, garden, barbecue, playground, air conditioning and Internet. If you crave a bit of privacy, in the outskirts, you can find secluded properties with private gardens and swimming pools where the children will play freely and you can have BBQs or dinings al fresco away from prying eyes. To enjoy a wonderful time with everything you imagine, in Alicante you will find it.

Alicante is a destination for those looking for a bit of relaxation during the vacations. This port city on Spain’s southeastern Costa Blanca features some traditions together with modernity. Santa Cruz is the borough that keeps an essence of previous times with its narrow streets and the coloured houses, although it also offers a vibrant and lively nightlife scene. Alicante is focused on summer tourism and offers more than 9 miles of coastline spread among six beautiful beaches including the popular Poniente Beach or Levante Beach in Benidorm. For sweeping views of the Mediterranean, climb the steep way up to the top of the hill where Santa Bárbara castle is.

In addition to its magnificent beaches, it has many other attractions. The city has an impressive monumental wealth, concentrated mainly in the area of ​​the old quarter. For this reason, when you walk through its streets it is easy to feel like going back in time. Traces that go from the Bronze Age to the present day and that tell us about the events that have taken place in the city over the centuries. However, the city is much more than its old town and in its different boroughs and it offers endless attractions so that each traveller can have a bit of what they wish for their dream vacation in Alicante.

Alicante boasts beautiful beaches with all kinds of equipment to enjoy a wonderful day at the beach. The Saladar, the Postiguet, the Albufereta, Almadraba, San Juan and Cabo de las Huertas tend to be the most frequented during the summer months, especially the Albufereta, since it is very sheltered from tides, ensuring a safe swimming for children and adults alike. But it also has a children's play area and offers the possibility of practicing kayaking, snorkeling, sailing and other water sports of your choice. If you are looking for a quiet beach, we recommend those of Cabo de Huertas, more discreet because of the difficulty to access it.

Besides the fantastic beaches, ideal for families with children, Alicante has many other proposals for the enjoyment of the little ones. For example, El Mundo de los Niños, a park located near the Esplanade of Spain where your children can blow their imagination and let their energies run free, enjoying all the attractions. But you can also have a great time running through the gardens of the Castle of Santa Barbara while imagining what life was like in these ancient fortresses or attending some of the theatre performances of historical scenes that take place there. In addition, you will also have the option to take an excursion to Benidorm and spend the day in Terra Mítica, one of the most popular theme parks in Spain.

Alicante has many landmarks you can spend the day visiting but its location within the Costa Blanca makes it the ideal base to go on a day tour to neighbouring towns and villages. We recommend you not to miss Orihuela, Villena, Petrer, Altea, Dénia, Jávea or Calpe.

Large and biologically rich areas with parks, water parks and wildlife parks where to enjoy and discover animals from Africa, Asia or America. Take a safari tour in Safari Aitana or Terra Natura Park. Near the sea, you have Canalejas Park with lots of sculptures of animals and a carved out map of Spain. In the outskirts, El Palmeral is well known for its beautiful waterfalls, lakes and palm trees. Enjoy a day out surrounded by lush green vegetation and fresh air.

One of the well known coastal resorts in Alicante is Elche, a world heritage site with palm groves that fill the landscape since the 10th century! The Palmeral of Elche contains more than 11,000 palm trees and date palms that give the area its traditional aspect. Visit the Basilica of Santa Maria and enjoy the performance of the “mystery” of Elche in that same church. This is the only catholic church allowed to stage this play. Furthermore, do not miss the chance to visit the statue of the Lady of Elche, a replica at the Museo Arqueológico y de Historia de Elche.

Most of the nightlife in Alicante happens around the city centre but in summer it is also usual for the locals to go out and enjoy vibrant nights at the beach of San Juan. But the Old Town also offers a variety of places to dance and have a drink. In any case, you should know that the musical genres are very varied, so you will always find somewhere you feel comfortable. Feel the rhythm and dance the night away!

Tabarca is an islet in the Mediterranian Sea, close to Santa Pola, peppered with coves and bathed by breathtaking emerald-green waters. Also known as Isla Plana or “Flat Island”, as it is flat and long, this islet comes to live around high season. Succulent cuisine, spectacular views and the charm of ancient villages. Beach bars and restaurants at your service and fantastic spots to lay down and enjoy your day. It is also the best place in the area to dive, as it is a Marine Reserve. The fact that fishing is prohibited, makes the fish do not fear the human presence and get closer. A fantastic experience for divers and sea lovers. Spend the day soaking up the sea, basking in the sun, exploring the rocky shore and wallow in clear and bountiful waters.

How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Alicante?

The corona crisis heavily impacted holidays in 2020. Alicante had an annual average of around CA$177.67 per night.

When are vacation rentals cheaper in Alicante?

]If you would like to make the most of your money, the cheapest months to visit Alicante are February (CA$146.21 the average per night for accommodation), January (CA$147.31), and November (CA$148.9).

In which months is it more expensive to rent a vacation rental in Alicante?

Analyzing the data from 2020, we found that costs per night for accommodation here are usually higher, on average, during the months of July (CA$227.6), August (CA$218.2), and June (CA$210.56).

Are there usually many vacation rentals available in Alicante?

It's worthwhile to be proactive in Alicante as only 52% of the properties are available throughout the year, according to our 2020 data.

When are more vacation rentals available?

The months when it's the easiest to find free accommodation in Alicante are June (the average amount of properties that are free reached 61.25% of the total in 2020), May (59.2%), and November (56.25%).

When will it be harder to find an available vacation rental in Alicante?

The month with the highest average booked rental figures is August (only 38.6% of properties were available on average in 2020). Followed by February (46.6%), and January (47%).

How many vacation rentals are there in Alicante?

In Alicante we work with 20 different providers to give you a choice of 1500 properties, so you will not be short of options!