Flight to Alicante from €69 — Round Trip in November

A flight to Alicante is especially cheap in late autumn – and the city on the Costa Blanca rewards you with mild temperatures and emptier beaches. We’ll show you why the trip is worth it and what you get for €69 round trip.

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Why Alicante now?

Alicante is more than just an airport on the Costa Blanca. The city offers a picturesque old town with the Barrio de Santa Cruz, narrow alleys and colorful flower boxes. High above the city sits the Castillo de Santa Bárbara, a fortress from the 9th century, from which you have a breathtaking view over the bay.

For food, you absolutely must try the local specialty Arroz a banda – a spicy rice with fish, served in many restaurants on the Explanada de España. The tapas bars in the El Barrio district are also worth a visit. And if you like swimming: Playa del Postiguet is right by the city and is often still pleasant in November.

Flight to Alicante: price & route

The deal: You fly from Düsseldorf to Alicante and back for €69 per person. The period is 28 November to 14 December 2026 – that’s 16 days. The flight is nonstop (0 stops), which makes the trip especially pleasant. Other providers often charge significantly more for this route – here you get a flight to Alicante at a price that’s hard to beat.

Remember: checked baggage may cost extra, so pack light or book it in time. Alicante Airport (ALC) is only about 10 kilometers from the city center.

Best travel time & practical tips

In November and December, Alicante has mild temperatures: during the day mostly between 17 and 20 degrees, cooler at night. Rain is possible, but it usually stays dry. The water temperature is around 17 degrees – still suitable for swimming for the hardy.

From the airport, you can get to the city with the bus C6 for about €4 or by taxi for about €20. Once there, the tram and the bus are worth using to explore the coast. A walk along the Explanada de España with its wave-shaped mosaics is free and a highlight.

Money-saving tips: Use the lunch menus (Menú del día) in local restaurants – often from €10. Many museums are free on Sundays. And the beaches outside the city, such as San Juan, are cheap to reach by bus.

Alicante in 16 days

16 days are ideal for discovering Alicante and the surrounding area. A realistic plan:

• Days 1–3: Old town, Castillo de Santa Bárbara, Explanada, Postiguet beach.
• Days 4–6: Day trip to Valencia (about 2 hours by train) or Elche with its palm grove.
• Days 7–9: Relaxation at Playa de San Juan and exploring the promenade.
• Days 10–12: Excursion to Benidorm or into the mountains of Guadalest.
• Days 13–15: Culinary tour through the tapas bars, visit to the market (Mercado Central).
• Day 16: Last errands and return flight.

You can find more more flight deals in our overview.

You can learn more about Alicante on Wikipedia.