Taxi and transfer from Alicante Airport to Calpe

Your most direct options are a private transfer or metered taxi from the airport's rank. The journey by car takes around 60 minutes up the AP-7 motorway. There's also a scheduled bus from the airport that runs 4 times a day, taking around 2 hours to reach Calpe's central bus station, as well as an indirect route via Benidorm and then Calpe, taking the longest of the three options once the change and waiting time are factored in.

Calpe is around 77 km north of Alicante Airport, following the AP-7 motorway past Altea. This is one of the longer routes from the airport, so it's worth planning your onward transfer with the distance in mind.

A standard car or minivan typically takes 60 minutes to reach Calpe. The journey takes place on the AP-7 motorway, which runs most of the way up the coast. Traffic on the AP-7 can build up during peak summer weekends and around Benidorm, so it's worth planning your journey in advance.

Reaching Calpe from the airport with a metered taxi can cost anywhere between €110 and €130, with night, weekend, and toll surcharges adding to the final cost. By contrast, an airport transfer to Calpe comes at a fixed price agreed before you travel, so there's no risk of unexpected surcharges.

Yes, there's a direct public bus that takes you to Calpe's bus station, near the centre, with 4 departures a day. The journey takes around 2 hours, and since the bus drops you at the central station rather than your accommodation, you'll likely need a short local taxi for the last stretch. Suntransfers runs a shared shuttle bus directly to your address instead, avoiding that final connection.

Alicante Airport is the nearest airport to Calpe, at around 77 km away, and is the airport most travellers use for this part of the northern Costa Blanca. Valencia Airport is an alternative at around 130 km, and Murcia's San Javier airport is further still at around 167 km, so neither offers a shorter transfer than Alicante.