Eco-Friendly Ways to Explore Alicante City

Alicante is a city of sun, sea, and stories — and exploring it in an eco-friendly way makes the experience even more rewarding. From scenic coastal paths to green travel options, you can enjoy its rich culture, history, and beauty while keeping your environmental footprint low.

Whether you’re here for a short break or a longer stay, there are plenty of sustainable ways to see the best of Alicante.

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1. Explore Alicante’s Historic Heart on Foot

Stroll through the city’s oldest quarters, uncovering hidden squares, ancient churches, and picturesque alleyways. Walking lets you pause at local cafés, browse small artisan shops, and take in the rich history that unfolds at every corner. Or Discover the secrets of Alicante on a guided tour. Explore, eat, and drink with a local guide. Visit the Central Market, the castle, and a locals-only tapas restaurant for a traditional drink and snack.

2. Cycle Through Alicante’s Streets

Discover Alicante at your own pace by renting a bike and exploring its charming streets. Pedal past lively squares, historic buildings, and colourful facades, soaking up the city’s vibrant atmosphere as you go. Or Discover Alicante on a guided bike tour. Bike through the colorful Santa Cruz neighborhood, see the water at Postiguet Beach, and marvel at the imposing Santa Barbara Castle.

3. Take an Electric Tuk-Tuk Tour

For a comfortable, guided, and eco-friendly way to see all of Alicante’s highlights in just a few hours, hop on an electric tuk-tuk. You’ll cover more ground without harming the environment, and your local guide will share fascinating stories along the way.

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Major Stops and Surroundings:

  • Santa Bárbara Castle & Surroundings: Santa Bárbara Castle, Barrio Santa Cruz, Barrio San Roque, Alicante Old Town
  • Plaza Puerto del Mar & Alicante Port: Plaza Puerto del Mar, Alicante Port and Explanada de España, Paseo Marítimo of Alicante
  • Cultural & Historical Treasures: Museo Arqueológico de Alicante (MARQ), Plaza de España Bullfighting Museum, Lucentum, Museo The Volvo Ocean Race
  • City Squares & Markets: Plaza de Luceros, Plaza Calvo Sotelo, Central Market of Alicante, Ensanche Diputación
  • Coastal Beauty: Playa San Juan

Why Choose Eco-Friendly Travel in Alicante?

By walking, cycling, and choosing electric transport options, you’ll experience Alicante in a way that’s not only enjoyable but also kind to the environment. It’s a win-win: you get the best views and stories, while the city stays beautiful for future generations.

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