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Driving in Alicante

Zeus Prestige delivers luxury car rental in Alicante to Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC), your hotel, a seafront apartment, a private villa or the port. Choose a convertible, a supercar or a luxury SUV, then drive the Costa Blanca at your own pace. Luxury car hire in Alicante suits the coast road north, and a sports car or exotic car rental in Alicante suits the climbing roads of the sierra inland.


Greek sailors called the place Leuké, the white one. Hamilcar Barca of Carthage is credited with founding a fortified settlement here in the 230s BC, Rome built Lucentum nearby, and the Moors renamed it Laqant when they took the town in the early 8th century. Above it all stands Santa Bárbara Castle on Mount Benacantil, where the oldest part, the Torreta at the summit, looks down on the bay. Below, the Explanada de España runs from the port to the Gran Vía, a palm-lined promenade paved with around 6.5 million marble tiles laid in waves.


Today Alicante is home to around 360,000 people and gets roughly 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, which makes an open-top car a year-round idea. Evenings drift between the Explanada and the sand of Postiguet beach, and the summer solstice brings the Hogueras de San Juan, when the city's festival ends in fireworks over the same beach. Out in the bay, the island of Tabarca sits about eight nautical miles south, a former hideout of Barbary pirates. The roads that matter begin where the city stops.


Luxury Car Rental in Alicante: Three Drives Along the Costa Blanca


Altea and Calpe


Drop the roof for this coastal run. Head north up the coast from the city, past Villajoyosa, until the road reaches Altea, a white old town stacked up a hill and crowned by a church with blue-tiled domes. Carry on to Calpe, where the Penyal d'Ifac rises straight out of the sea and gives the whole bay its silhouette. The air smells of salt and warm pine, and the sun sits low enough in the afternoon to colour the rock gold. Stop for a long lunch on the waterfront, then drive back with the sea on your side of the car the whole way.


Guadalest


Bring a supercar for this drive, or a sports car if you prefer. Turn inland at Benidorm and the road starts to climb through terraced hillsides toward the Guadalest valley, with one bend after another folding back on itself. Your pulse quickens on each climb, and your stomach lifts when the road crests and drops. The village of Guadalest hangs on a rock above its reservoir, guarded by an 11th-century fortress that an earthquake damaged in 1644. Park, walk the cobbles, drink a coffee, and listen to the engine tick as it cools.


Elche and Santa Pola


Choose a grand tourer or a luxury SUV for this one. Elche lies a short drive inland from the city, home to a UNESCO-listed palm grove that dates back to Carthaginian settlers and holds roughly 200,000 palms across the town and its surroundings. Walk the shaded orchard paths in the morning, then turn toward the coast and Santa Pola, where the salt pans spread flat and pale beside the sea. The cabin stays cool and hushed, the air conditioning hums quietly, and the road is smooth enough to forget the miles.


Luxury Car Hire in Alicante: Questions Answered


Do you deliver to Alicante Airport?


Yes. We deliver to Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LEAL), to hotels, to villas around Alicante and to the port. Share your flight or arrival time and the car will be waiting when you are ready to drive.


What type of car should I hire in Alicante?


For the coast road to Altea and Calpe, pick a convertible. The climb to Guadalest rewards a sports car or an exotic, while a luxury SUV or grand tourer handles the run to Elche, family days and longer Costa Blanca trips.


Is Alicante good for hiring a convertible?


Yes. The city gets around 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, so there are open-top days in every season. Summer afternoons run hot, which makes mornings and evenings the best time to drop the roof.


How far is Alicante Airport from the city centre?


The airport lies about 9 kilometres southwest of the centre, usually around 15 minutes by car outside peak hours.


Is Alicante a good base for a driving holiday in Spain?


Yes. The Costa Blanca coast, the Guadalest valley and Elche are all within easy reach for a day drive. Valencia lies up the coast to the north, Córdoba and Málaga sit further into Andalusia, and Madrid lies inland across the plateau.


Browse our cabriolets, sports cars, supercars and SUVs, share your arrival plans, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.


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