Rent premium cars in Alicante

Alicante City and the Marina. Handover near the port puts the car close to the Esplanade and the yacht berths, useful for guests staying in the city centre or arriving by boat. Parking near the marina fills early in high season, so plan collection times accordingly.

Altea and Calpe. The coast road north runs past Altea's old town and on to Calpe, where the Peñón de Ifach dominates the shoreline. Roads here are wider and better suited to a convertible or GT than the tighter lanes further inland.

Guadalest and the Interior Villages. Inland from the coast, the route climbs toward Guadalest and its reservoir, with narrower bends that reward a car with tighter turning circles. Parking near the village centre is limited, so arriving earlier in the day helps.

Xàbia and Cap de la Nau. East of Calpe, Xàbia offers quieter beaches and a coastal viewpoint at Cap de la Nau. The drive suits a relaxed pace, with several pull-offs for photos and short swim stops along the way.

Santa Pola and the Southern Coast. South of the city, Santa Pola keeps a lower-key, family-friendly stretch of coastline with easy beach access. It's a straightforward half-day route, well suited to first-time charter guests who want an easy loop back to Alicante.