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Package tours with direct flights from Bucharest to Alicante are the ideal solution for a beach holiday in Spain. Friendly hotels, picturesque resorts and warm sea await you on the most beautiful shores of Costa Blanca. Here are our recommendations to help you organize the perfect holiday in Spain.
Direct Bucharest–Alicante flight in about 3 hours 40 minutes, with group airport–hotel transfer included in Admiral Travel packages.
Alicante is one of Costa Blanca’s best resorts for families, beach holidays and active trips.
Long season: from April to November, with mild Mediterranean climate and pleasant sea temperatures.
Top beaches for every style: Postiguet, San Juan, Albufereta, Saladares–Urbanova and the coves of Cabo de las Huertas.
Last minute offers with savings of up to 50%, without compromising on hotel quality or services.
Wide range of 3*, 4* and 5* hotels: city hotels, boutique properties, golf resorts and aparthotels by the sea.
Family holidays in Alicante
Alicante ( Spain ) is one of the best resorts on Costa Blanca for family holidays, beach tourism and active travel. This sunny city is ideal for Bucharest residents dreaming of a seaside holiday with children: Alicante’s urban beaches are known for their fine light-coloured sand, gentle entry into the sea and excellent infrastructure — from ice cream cafés to playgrounds right by the water.
Many family-friendly hotels in Alicante offer shallow pools, water slides, kids’ clubs and animation programmes — everything you need to make a holiday with children on Costa Blanca truly comfortable.
For active days out with kids in Alicante, visit the Multiaventura Elche adventure park, with rope courses, climbing walls and zip lines for all ages, as well as the interactive MARQ museum — one of Spain’s best archaeological museums. Don’t miss a stroll along the palm-lined promenade with its fountains, and be sure to climb up to Santa Bárbara Castle — a medieval fortress on top of Mount Benacantil with spectacular views over the city and the Mediterranean Sea.
Holidays in the “capital” of Costa Blanca are also perfect for younger travellers: Alicante’s bars, clubs and discos offer vibrant, energetic nightlife.
Last minute offers to Alicante from Bucharest
Want to go on holiday to Spain without overspending? Then keep an eye on last minute offers to Alicante from Bucharest — they are your chance to reach the sunny Costa Blanca coastline with savings of up to 50%. When only a few days are left before departure, tour operators reduce prices on remaining flight seats and unsold hotel rooms.
For you, this is the perfect opportunity to book a budget-friendly package to Spain without compromising on quality. Usually these packages include everything you need: flights, accommodation, transfers, medical insurance, and sometimes even extra perks — for example, free accommodation for a child or a complimentary panoramic tour. The key is to decide quickly: pack your bags, pay for the tour, and in just a few days you’ll be enjoying sea breeze on Alicante’s seafront, wandering through the old town streets and watching the sunset from Santa Bárbara Castle.
In short, last minute offers are a smart way to save money on stays at some of Spain’s best hotels.
When is the best time to visit Alicante?
When is the best time to go to Alicante? It depends on how you picture your holiday — purely beach-focused or with a stronger emphasis on sightseeing. Thanks to its mild Mediterranean climate, holidays in Alicante are possible from April through November, and each month has its own charm.
In April the weather in Alicante is already warm: daytime temperatures climb to around +18…+22 °C, everything is in bloom and the city fills with the scents of spring. It’s the ideal time for those who want to avoid crowds and wander the old streets in peace. In May it gets properly warm: +22…+26 °C, while the sea reaches around +19 °C — perfect for starting the beach season before the peak summer heat.
In June, the weather is especially comfortable: air temperatures rise to around +29 °C and the sea reaches about +24 °C. Real summer arrives in July and August, when daytime temperatures often hit +30…+32 °C, and the sea becomes truly warm — around +26…+27 °C. This is high season and ideal for sun and heat lovers.
September in Alicante means “velvet season”: the heat eases, but the sea stays warm and the air remains around +27…+29 °C. It’s a great choice if you want a beach holiday without peak-season crowds.
In October and November, the weather is still mild and pleasant: air temperatures hover around +21…+24 °C and the sea usually stays close to +22 °C. These months are ideal for relaxed walks, excursions and foodie experiences under a soft autumn sun.
If you are planning a tour to Alicante from Bucharest, keep in mind: according to reviews from Romanian travellers, the best time for beach holidays in Alicante is from June to September, while April, May, October and November are perfect for cultural trips, romantic getaways and long walks along the seafront.
Top 5 popular beaches in Alicante
The beaches of Alicante offer light-coloured sand, clear sea water and well-maintained seafront areas. For travellers from Bucharest we’ve put together a selection of the city’s most popular beaches.
1. Postiguet Beach (Playa del Postiguet) — the postcard beach of Alicante, located at the foot of Santa Bárbara Castle. The wide sandy shoreline, gentle entry into the water and proximity to the main promenade make it an excellent choice for relaxing. All facilities are available — from showers to sports areas.
2. San Juan Beach (Playa de San Juan) — one of the most extensive and popular beaches near the city. Located about 7 km from the centre, it has very good infrastructure: restaurants, bars, sports fields and a wide stretch of sand about 6 km long. It’s suitable both for active holidays and pure relaxation.
3. Albufereta Beach (Playa de la Albufereta) — a quiet cove sheltered from waves and wind, with fine sand and a special historic atmosphere. It’s ideal for families with children: the water is usually warm and calm, and at the northern end of the beach you can see Roman ruins. A café at the Club Náutico Costa Blanca marina is located nearby.
4. Saladares–Urbanova Beach (Playa de los Saladares / Urbanova) — the perfect choice if you’re looking for peace and quiet. The wide sandy shore, natural dunes and lack of crowds create a relaxing atmosphere. The beach is about 5 km south of the city centre and is a favourite for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle.
5. Coves of Cabo de las Huertas (Calas del Cabo de las Huertas) — a string of small rocky coves between the beaches of San Juan and Albufereta. This area is known for its crystal-clear water and picturesque rocks, ideal for snorkelling. Nude bathing is popular here among travellers who prefer a more informal atmosphere.
Alicante: are there all inclusive hotels?
Alicante offers a large number of hotels in different categories, but the all inclusive format is less common here (unlike the nearby resort of Benidorm). Most hotels work on a breakfast, half-board or full-board basis, which is ideal if you plan to spend your days outside the hotel — exploring the old town, enjoying Spanish cuisine in local restaurants or joining excursions.
When choosing a hotel, think first about the type of holiday you want: for families, properties with kids’ pools and animation programmes are the best choice; for a quieter break, look for comfortable hotels near the sea close to Postiguet or San Juan beaches. Couples or those seeking privacy can opt for “adults only” hotels.
The hotel’s location is also a big plus: being close to shops, cafés and public transport makes your stay more convenient.
And don’t forget that last minute offers to Alicante from Bucharest are an excellent way to save money while still enjoying a high-class hotel at the price of a budget one — even in peak season.
Alicante: 3* hotels
3-star hotels in Alicante are simple but comfortable options for travellers who value practicality and good locations. They work well both for beach holidays and for shorter city stays. Rooms usually feature air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a TV, with daily cleaning. Many properties also offer a small pool, café or restaurant. Meal plans are typically breakfast or half board, with all inclusive available less often.
Hotel Leuka Alicante 3* — a budget city hotel in the centre of Alicante, close to the seafront promenade, shops and transport stops. It offers compact, clean rooms and meal options from breakfast up to full board. It’s a good choice for affordable accommodation in the city, with views of historic buildings and easy access to public transport.
Hotel Maya Alicante 3* — a hotel located close to Postiguet Beach and Santa Bárbara Castle. It features a small pool, fitness room and a cosy restaurant overlooking the city. Meal options range from breakfast and half board to all inclusive. It’s a convenient choice for family holidays near both the city centre and the seafront.
Alicante: 4* hotels
4-star hotels in Alicante are a smart choice if you want comfort without going over budget. They offer an ideal balance between services, location and facilities, and are particularly appreciated by travellers from Romania. You can expect spacious rooms with modern design, meal plans from breakfast up to all inclusive, and extra amenities such as pools, terraces, wellness zones and fitness rooms. Many of these hotels are close to the beach or to the historic centre, making it easy to combine seaside relaxation with walks and excursions.
Melia Alicante Alicante 4* — one of the city’s best-known hotels, perfectly located next to Postiguet Beach and the marina. It offers an outdoor pool, sun terraces and restaurants serving Mediterranean cuisine. Meal options range from breakfast up to half board. The hotel also has an adults-only area and excellent conditions for meetings and business events.
Hotel Serawa Alicante 4* — a stylish boutique hotel in the heart of the city, just a few steps from the beach, the Explanada and the old town. Interiors are decorated in an eco-minimalist style using natural materials. Meals include breakfast and lunches with a focus on local, organic products. It’s a great option if you appreciate intimate atmosphere and unconventional design.
El Plantío Golf Resort Alicante 4* — a resort-style aparthotel in a green area on the southern edge of the city, about 10 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from the centre and the beach. The spacious grounds feature two pools, an 18-hole golf course, relaxation areas and children’s play zones. Apartments are fully equipped with kitchens and terraces — ideal for families or longer stays. Meal plans cover all options, including all inclusive. It’s perfect for travellers seeking peace and quiet without being too far from the city.
Alicante: 5* hotels
5-star hotels in Alicante combine the dream of a luxury holiday with sophisticated design, personalised service and panoramic views of the Mediterranean. Elegant architecture, spacious terraces, lounge areas, pools and full resort infrastructure create the right conditions for a refined stay. Gastronomy is a key highlight: restaurants serve fresh seafood, quality meat and seasonal fruit and vegetables, blending local traditions with contemporary culinary trends.
Hotel Hospes Amerigo Alicante 5* — a historic building that once housed a 19th-century monastery, with high ceilings and large windows, located in the old town centre just a few minutes from Postiguet Beach and San Nicolás Cathedral. Light neoclassical interiors combine period architectural details with modern comfort. Meal options include breakfast, half board and full board. The Fondillón restaurant serves modern Mediterranean cuisine, while the panoramic rooftop bar offers cocktails with views of Santa Bárbara Castle. Guests can use indoor and outdoor pools, the Bodyna spa, sauna, massage rooms and a fitness area.
SIDI SAN JUAN 5* — a luxury aparthotel on the front line of San Juan Beach and one of the few 5-star hotels in the area that offers maximum independence. Its spacious apartments with kitchens are ideal for families or travellers who prefer to keep their own rhythm. Facilities include outdoor pools, a spa area with sauna and jacuzzi, a fitness room and restaurants with international menus. The beach starts right next to the hotel, and the San Juan seafront promenade with shops, cafés and entertainment is just steps away.
Things to do in Alicante on holiday
Alicante makes it easy to combine beach time with city walks, food experiences and family activities. In the mornings you can swim and sunbathe on Postiguet or San Juan beaches, or in the quieter coves of Cabo de las Huertas, and in the afternoon you can explore the old town’s narrow streets and historic architecture.
Families should set aside time for Multiaventura Elche, with its rope courses and zip lines, and for the MARQ museum, where the region’s history comes to life through interactive exhibits. In the evenings, stroll along the palm-lined promenade, treat yourself to ice cream or enjoy dinner on a terrace overlooking the sea.
Younger travellers will appreciate Alicante’s bars, clubs and discos with music late into the night, while couples can opt for romantic dinners with Mediterranean cuisine, wine tastings and sunset walks up to Santa Bárbara Castle for unforgettable views over the bay.
Suggested 1-day itinerary in Alicante
If you only have one full day in Alicante, you can still experience a lot — from the beach to the main sights and local flavours.
Start your morning with a walk along the seafront and a swim at Postiguet Beach, where you can enjoy a dip in the clear Mediterranean and relax on the light sand. Afterwards, stop at one of the seaside cafés or restaurants to try Spanish dishes and fresh seafood.
In the afternoon, make your way up to Santa Bárbara Castle on Mount Benacantil: the views over the city and Costa Blanca coastline are some of the best in the region. On the way back down, wander through the old town, pause for coffee in a cosy café or sample some local ice cream.
In the evening, return to the promenade to see the fountains and palm trees lit up, or drop into a bar or club to feel the buzz of Alicante’s nightlife.
Suggested 2-day itinerary in Alicante
With two days in Alicante you can get to know the city’s beaches, historic centre and family attractions at a relaxed pace.
Day 1: spend the morning at Postiguet Beach near the city centre, then head to the MARQ museum to discover the region’s past. Towards evening, climb up to Santa Bárbara Castle for sunset views, and later wander the old town and Explanada promenade, choosing a restaurant for dinner along the way.
Day 2: dedicate the day to San Juan Beach. Its long stretch of sand, numerous cafés and sports facilities make it easy to spend hours here. For snorkelling and photo stops, explore the coves of Cabo de las Huertas between San Juan and Albufereta.
Families can swap part of this programme for a trip to the Multiaventura Elche adventure park, which has routes for both children and adults. In the evening, pick a bar or terrace along the seafront to soak up the Mediterranean resort atmosphere.
How to book a tour to Alicante from Bucharest online
If you’re planning a holiday on Costa Blanca in summer 2026, you can book a tour to Alicante with departure from Bucharest in just a few steps on the Admiral Travel website. Go to the “Country catalogue” section, select Spain and the Costa Blanca region, enter your desired dates — and the system will show you available offers with up-to-date prices. All packages include direct Bucharest–Alicante flights, transfers, accommodation and medical insurance.
After you submit your request, a consultant will contact you to confirm the details and finalise your booking.
For travellers who prefer a personal consultation, there is an alternative: you can call us or visit our office in Bucharest. Together we’ll choose the right tour for your budget, season and preferences — whether you are looking for last minute offers, family holidays, romantic escapes or corporate trips.
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Tour from Bucharest to Alicante: simple and convenient
For travellers from Bucharest, the most convenient way to reach the Costa Blanca coast is a direct flight to Alicante.
Flight duration: approximately 3 hours and 40 minutes.
Meals on board: usually not included in the ticket price, but can be ordered separately.
Departure airport: Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP).
Codes: IATA — OTP, ICAO — LROP, coordinates: 44.572161° N, 26.102178° E.
Address: Calea Bucureștilor 224E, Otopeni 075150, Romania.
The airport is located about 16.5 km north of Bucharest city centre and is Romania’s main international airport.
Arrival airport: Alicante–Elche Miguel Hernández (ALC) — one of Spain’s largest airports, serving coastal resorts including Alicante’s beaches and neighbouring towns. It lies around 9 km from Alicante city centre, in the heart of the Costa Blanca region. Coordinates: 38.2822° N, 0.5582° W.
For Admiral Travel clients who book tours to Alicante from Bucharest, a group transfer from the airport to the hotel is already included in the package price — convenient and hassle-free.
Beach holidays in Spain are now more accessible than ever: for Bucharest residents, direct flights to Alicante provide quick access to warm sea, comfortable resorts and European-standard service. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the holiday you’ve been dreaming of.
Discover the resorts of Alicante! Choose a tour with a direct flight from Bucharest and spend your holiday on some of Spain’s best beaches — with a comfortable flight and hotels for every taste waiting for you.
Frequently asked questions about tours from Bucharest to Alicante
How long is the direct flight from Bucharest to Alicante?
On average, the direct flight takes around 3 hours and 40 minutes, depending on the airline and schedule.
What is the best time for a beach holiday in Alicante?
Most beach lovers choose June to September, when daytime temperatures often reach 28–32 °C and the sea is pleasantly warm.
Is Alicante suitable for holidays with children?
Yes. Gentle sea entry, family hotels with kids’ pools and animation, plus attractions like Multiaventura Elche and the MARQ museum make Alicante an excellent choice for family holidays.
Are there all inclusive hotels in Alicante?
There are some, but the format is less common than in other Spanish resorts. More often you’ll find breakfast, half-board or full-board options, which suit travellers who spend their days exploring.
Which beaches in Alicante are most popular?
Postiguet, San Juan, Albufereta, Saladares–Urbanova and the coves of Cabo de las Huertas are among the most popular, each offering a slightly different atmosphere.
How do last minute offers to Alicante work?
A few days before departure, prices for remaining flight seats and unsold hotel rooms are reduced. The package still includes flights, accommodation, transfers and medical insurance.
What is included in an Admiral Travel package to Alicante?
Typically, packages include direct Bucharest–Alicante flights, accommodation, group airport–hotel–airport transfers and medical insurance. Sometimes bonuses are added, such as free child accommodation or a panoramic tour.
How do I get from Alicante airport to my hotel?
For Admiral Travel clients, group transfers are already included in the tour price. Alternatively, taxis and public buses connect the airport with Alicante and nearby resorts.
Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?
Romanian citizens do not need a visa for tourist trips to Spain. A valid passport or ID card is sufficient.
How do I choose between 3*, 4* and 5* hotels in Alicante?
3* hotels are practical, budget-friendly options; 4* properties offer the best balance between price and comfort; 5* hotels are ideal if you want premium service, refined design and full resort-style facilities.
Is Alicante suitable for a short city break?
Yes. Thanks to the direct flight and compact centre, Alicante is ideal both for 2–3 night city breaks and for longer beach holidays.
Can I combine beach time with excursions in Alicante?
Absolutely. In addition to beaches, you can visit the old town, Santa Bárbara Castle and the MARQ museum, or join excursions around Costa Blanca and to nearby resorts.
What is Alicante’s nightlife like?
Alicante has lively nightlife with bars, clubs and terraces open until late, especially during the summer season, making it attractive for young and social travellers.
How can I find special offers and discounts for Alicante tours?
Follow Admiral Travel on Telegram, Instagram and Facebook for Moldova and Romania — this is where current special offers, discounts and last minute packages for Alicante and other Spanish resorts are regularly posted.