Alacant / Alicante
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Courses
- Gregal
- Club de Golf Alicante
- Llebeig
- Club de Golf Ifach
- Sierra Cortina Pitch & Putt - 18 hole Pitch & Putt
- Puig Campana Golf
- Meliá Villaitana - 18 hole Par 72 + 18 hole Par 62
- Club de Golf Alenda
- Club de Golf Bonalba
- Club de Golf El Plantío
- Altea Club de Golf - 9 hole Par 36, 18 sets of tees
- Font del Llop Golf Resort
- Campo de Golf y Escuela Las Rejas Benidorm Sol de Poniente - 9 hole Pitch & Putt
- Mestral
- Club de Golf Jávea
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Alicante?
Focus on spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) for ideal conditions. You'll avoid the intense summer heat and the courses are in peak shape, offering comfortable play and vibrant scenery. Winter is also a solid option, providing mild temperatures perfect for escaping colder climates.
What style of golf courses will I find in the Alicante region?
Alicante offers a fantastic mix, predominantly featuring well-maintained resort-style courses with a Mediterranean flair. You'll encounter lush fairways, strategic water hazards, and often stunning sea views, providing a challenging yet enjoyable experience for all handicaps. Many courses are integrated into larger resorts, making stay-and-play packages very convenient.
How does Alicante compare in terms of golf trip value and cost?
We find Alicante offers excellent value, often more budget-friendly than the Costa del Sol while still providing high-quality courses and amenities. Green fees are competitive, and you'll find great deals on accommodation and dining, especially outside of peak European holiday seasons. It's a smart choice for a quality golf experience without breaking the bank.
What are the must-do activities in Alicante when I'm not on the golf course?
Absolutely explore the city of Alicante itself-climb up to Santa Bárbara Castle for incredible panoramic views, or wander through the charming Santa Cruz neighborhood. We also highly recommend indulging in the local gastronomy; the seafood paella here is exceptional, and the tapas scene is vibrant and authentic. Don't miss a stroll along the Explanada de España.
What makes golfing in Alicante a unique experience compared to other Spanish regions?
Alicante stands out for its consistent sunshine and the unique backdrop of the Costa Blanca's rugged mountains meeting the Mediterranean Sea. You'll often play with a gentle sea breeze and enjoy a more relaxed, less crowded atmosphere than some of the busier golf coasts. The region's focus on integrated resort golf also means seamless transitions from your hotel to the first tee.