Alicante to Denia TRAM

Alicante to Denia TRAM – Your Ultimate Travel Guide

🚊 Alicante to Denia TRAM – Your Ultimate Travel Guide

The Alicante to Denia Tram is one of Spain’s most scenic and budget-friendly coastal journeys. This detailed guide covers everything you need: routes, timetables, ticket prices, stops, and travel tips to plan your seamless TRAM experience along the Costa Blanca.

🚊 What is the Alicante to Denia Tram?

The Alicante to Denia Tram is part of the TRAM Metropolitano de Alicante, a light rail system that connects Alicante city with picturesque coastal towns up to Dénia. This route combines two lines:

  • Line L1: Alicante to Benidorm

  • Line L9: Benidorm to Dénia

🌟 Why Travel by the Alicante to Denia Tram?

✔️ Stunning sea and mountain views
✔️ Cheaper than taxis or private transfers
✔️ Stress-free with no parking worries
✔️ Easy day trip connections to coastal towns
✔️ Eco-friendly and comfortable travel choice

🗺️ Alicante to Denia Tram Route Overview

✔️ Starting Point: Luceros Station, Alicante city centre
✔️ Ending Point: Dénia TRAM Station
✔️ Total Journey Time: ~2 hours 30 minutes
✔️ Change Required: Benidorm (transfer from L1 to L9)
✔️ Frequency: Every 30–60 minutes depending on season and time

Note: Travel times depend on connections and waiting times between Line changes.

🚉 Main Stops Along the Route

Here are popular stops for your itinerary:

🔹 Alicante Luceros – Central underground station
🔹 Alicante Mercado – City shopping streets and Central Market
🔹 El Campello – Beaches and promenade
🔹 Villajoyosa – Colourful old town and seafront
🔹 Benidorm – Transfer point for Line L9 towards Dénia

🚉 Benidorm Stations

Benidorm Train Station
Located on Avenida de Beniardá, a 15–20 min walk inland from the beach.
🚌 Bus number 1 (€1.60 each way) is convenient from the beach or old town.

Benidorm Intermodal Stop
Situated on Avenida de Italia near the ALSA bus station, ideal for onward connections across Costa Blanca.

Train service Alicante to Denia, Benidorm Intermodal Station

🔹 Altea – Whitewashed old town with sea views
🔹 Calpe – Iconic Peñón de Ifach rock
🔹 Teulada – Inland town near Moraira
🔹 Gata de Gorgos – Traditional basket weaving village
🔹 Dénia – Historic castle, port, and ferry terminal

💶 Alicante to Denia Tram Ticket Prices (2025)

Fares are zone-based. The Alicante to Denia Tram journey crosses Zones B, C, and T1–T2, with prices approximately:

  • €7.15 one way (2025 rate)

Discounts available for pensioners (Tarjeta Oro), youth (Carnet Jove), and frequent traveller passes (Bono Móbilis).

🎫 Buying Tickets for the Alicante to Denia Tram

You can buy tickets:

  • At station machines (cash or card)

  • Onboard (if no station machine is available; cash only)

  • Using Móbilis contactless travel cards

⚠️ Fines: €50 if travelling without a valid ticket.

🕒 Ticket Validity

  • Single tickets are for immediate use and must be validated within 30 minutes of purchase.

  • You cannot use the transfer option to make a return trip in the opposite direction with the same ticket.

💡 Keep Your Ticket: You will need to scan it at stations such as Alicante Luceros, Mercado, or MARQ to exit.

🎟️ Children & Tickets

  • Children under 10 travel free with a valid-ticketed adult (max two per adult).

  • In Zone A (urban zone), under-5s travel free with a coordinated TAM ticket.

🕒 Alicante to Denia Tram Timetable

🗓️ Daily Service: Including weekends and public holidays
First Departure (Alicante): ~05:40
Last Departure (Alicante): ~21:00

👉 Always check updated times on the official TRAM Alicante website before travel.  TRAM Alicante Timetables

🚨 Important Alicante to Denia Tram Travel Tips

  1. Transfer in Benidorm is straightforward and signposted.

  2. Check seasonal timetable changes and public holiday variations.

  3. Bring water and snacks for the full journey.

  4. Validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines.

  5. 🚻 No toilets onboard – plan accordingly.

♿ Accessibility on the Alicante to Denia Tram

✅ Wheelchair accessible stations and low-floor trains
✅ Priority seating available
👉 Contact staff in advance if assistance is needed.

🚋 Top Alicante to Denia Tram Stations for Sightseeing

⭐ 1. Luceros Station

Main central hub under Plaza de los Luceros with access to shops, cafes, Mercado Central, and historic old town.

⭐ 2. Mercado Station

Ideal for Mercado Central and surrounding streets.

⭐ 3. MARQ – Castillo Station

Access to MARQ Archaeological Museum and Santa Bárbara Castle.

⭐ 4. Sangueta Station

Near Postiguet Beach, marina, and Volvo Ocean Race Museum.

🚶‍♀️ Suggested Half-Day Sightseeing TRAM Route

Alicante Castle

  1. Start at Sangueta (coming from Benidorm or Campello).

  2. Walk to Postiguet Beach for a swim or beachfront cafe.

  3. Take the lift to Santa Bárbara Castle for panoramic views.

  4. Explore the Archaeological Museum (MARQ) nearby.

  5. Travel to Mercado for tapas and shopping.

  6. End at Luceros to see the fountain and browse shops along Avenida Alfonso X.

🚭 Rules Onboard

  • No smoking, loud music, or alcohol/drugs.

  • Shirts must be worn at all times.

  • Misconduct, door tampering, or violence may result in penalties or expulsion.

📞 Customer Service

For information, call their toll-free number: 900 72 04 72.

👜 Lost and Found

If you lose something:

  1. Call 900 72 04 72 with a description.

  2. If found, Customer Service will advise how to collect it.

  3. Unclaimed items after five weeks are handed to:

Alicante City Hall Lost and Found
Avda. Don Julián Besteiro, 15 03008 - Alicante
Tel: 965 149 969

❓ Alicante to Denia Tram FAQs

Are electric scooters allowed?
❌ No. Banned from June 27th, 2025, except mobility scooters for disabled passengers.

Can I take my bicycle?
✅ Only non-electric and folding bikes, max two per train, placed folded in the last carriage.

Are pets allowed?
✅ Guide and service dogs, and small pets in approved carriers.
❌ Large or loose pets are not permitted.

🔗 Final Thoughts on the Alicante to Denia Tram

The Alicante to Denia Tram is perfect for scenic, budget-friendly travel along the Costa Blanca. Whether you’re visiting Altea’s old town, Calpe’s iconic rock, or Dénia’s historic port, this route combines convenience with stunning views.

👉 Plan your journey today and explore Costa Blanca’s beauty with ease.

🗺️ Alternative Transport Options

Prefer a faster route?

  • 🚗 Car hire: ~1 hr 15 mins direct

  • 🚌 ALSA bus services: Alicante to Dénia

However, the TRAM offers unbeatable views and a relaxed travel experience, perfect for soaking in Costa Blanca’s coastal beauty.

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