Taxi & Transfers from Alicante Airport (ALC) to Calp

How to Get from Alicante Airport (ALC) to Calpe

We’ve put together the best ways to get from Alicante Airport to Calpe. Cost — from €11 to about €130. Travel time — between 50 minutes and just under 2 hours.

It’s a bit of a drive — just over 75 km — so it’s worth picking the option that fits your style and schedule.

By Bus

Want to keep it budget-friendly? ALSA buses run directly from the airport to Calpe about four times a day.

The ride takes roughly 1 hour 55 minutes and costs €11.11. It's comfortable and gets you straight to Calpe Bus Station. Great if your arrival lines up with the schedule, not so ideal if you miss it — they’re not super frequent.

By Taxi

Need a faster, direct trip? Taxis are ready at the terminal 24/7.

The ride takes about 50 minutes. You’ll pay around €85–€95, depending on time and traffic. No need to plan ahead — just grab a cab and go. Handy for early flights, late nights, or when you just don’t want to wait.

Private Transfer

For a no-stress, door-to-door ride with fixed pricing, book a private transfer. The driver meets you at arrivals and handles the rest.

The trip takes around 1 hour 10 minutes. Prices start at €130 for up to 4 people. It’s a bit more than a taxi, but you get the comfort, calm, and no guessing. Services like Kiwitaxi offer a variety of vehicles for any group size.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – for 1–2 passengers
• Comfort – for families and couples with luggage
• Minivan – for groups, extra luggage or strollers
• Business – for those who prefer more space and quiet

Traveling with Children

Traveling with little ones? The last thing you want after a flight is to improvise a car seat.

Kiwitaxi lets you pre-book child seats. They’re ready when you arrive. Safer for them, easier for you — and no delays.

Sorted from the start.

Traveling with Pets

Most buses don’t allow pets. And with taxis, you never know until it’s too late.

Kiwitaxi lets you book a pet-friendly car in advance. No calls, no “maybe” — just one ride for all of you.

What to See in Calpe

Calpe mixes modern beach life with dramatic scenery. Think huge rock cliffs, blue water, and seafood served fresh from the dock.

There’s the famous Peñón de Ifach for hiking, the old town for wandering, and long beaches where you can just breathe. It’s clean, scenic, and has that balance of lively and laid-back that’s hard to beat.

Drop your bags. Take a walk. You’ll feel it right away.