Dénia town and the port area
For town-centre accommodation, hotels and addresses close to the main urban area, the service ends at the appropriate accessible point for the address provided.
Dénia is not limited to a single hotel area: your final destination could be in the town centre, near the port, along Les Marines or towards Les Rotes. With a private transfer from Alicante Airport, the exact address matters because it determines the final access after the coastal interurban journey.
The journey between Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC) and Dénia is around 104 km and takes approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes in normal conditions. Journey times can vary depending on traffic, the time of year and the drop-off point: Dénia town, Les Marines and Les Rotes each require different final access routes.
Your address determines the final leg
Simply stating “Dénia” does not describe a town-centre arrival in the same way as a property several kilometres along Les Marines. To arrange the service, provide the full address of your hotel, apartment, property or meeting point when making your booking.
For town-centre accommodation, hotels and addresses close to the main urban area, the service ends at the appropriate accessible point for the address provided.
This coastal area stretches north of Dénia. Providing the exact accommodation name or address avoids treating the whole of Les Marines as a single drop-off point.
On the other side of the town, towards the south-eastern coast, Les Rotes requires a different final approach. Add the full location when booking.

It is not just 104 kilometres
The longer part of the journey follows the main coastal road corridors, but Dénia is set back from the AP-7 and N-332. This means the final journey time also depends on the connection into the municipality and whether the drop-off is in the town centre or continues towards one of the coastal areas.
Your booking is linked to your arrival at Alicante Airport. Provide your flight number and service details so the pick-up can be coordinated.
Once the driver and passengers have met, the interurban journey towards the north of Alicante province begins.
The route follows the main transport links through the Marina Alta. The exact route may vary depending on traffic and road conditions.
The CV-725 and CV-724 connect the main routes with the municipality, adding a final section that should not be confused with the distance to a motorway exit.
The service ends at the specified address: the town centre, port area, Les Marines, Les Rotes or another accessible location within Dénia.
Seasonal factor
Traffic on the roads into Dénia increases during the busiest tourist months. For this reason, the 70-minute journey time should be treated as a planning guide rather than a guaranteed duration. On busy days, the final stretch into the town centre or coastal areas may add time to the journey.
Before booking
For this route, it is more important to provide the correct flight details, luggage information and exact destination in Dénia than to add generic information about the service.
Provide your flight number so that the booking can be linked to your arrival at Alicante Airport.
Checked luggage, cabin baggage, a pushchair or special equipment can affect the space required and the vehicle category assigned.
An address in Les Marines is not the same as a drop-off in the town centre or Les Rotes. Add the accommodation name and full address whenever possible.
Enter these details to calculate the service to your Dénia address.
Check Alicante–Dénia pricePassengers + luggage
Alicante–Dénia is an interurban journey of around 104 km. If you are travelling with several passengers, large suitcases, a pushchair or special luggage, let us know before confirming your booking. This allows a vehicle category with suitable capacity for the full journey to be assigned.
You can view the available vehicle categories in the Zonetransfers fleet. Child seats, special luggage, stops and other extras must be requested in advance and are subject to the service terms and conditions.
Route FAQs
These answers focus on the key details of the ALC–Dénia journey: distance, road access, seasonal traffic and the different drop-off areas within the municipality.
As a guide, the route is around 104 km and takes approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes by road. Actual journey times can vary depending on traffic, the time of year and the exact destination within Dénia.
Yes. When booking, it is advisable to provide the full accommodation address, as Les Marines stretches north of the town centre and the final destination can affect the route compared with a drop-off in central Dénia.
Yes. Les Rotes is one of Dénia's accommodation areas and can be specified as the destination. Providing the exact name and address of your hotel, apartment or property helps ensure the correct drop-off point.
The interurban route uses the main coastal roads, including the AP-7 and N-332 depending on traffic conditions. The final approach to Dénia connects with roads such as the CV-725 and CV-724.
Yes. Dénia sees a significant increase in traffic and travel during the summer months. Journey times should therefore be considered approximate and may be longer on particularly busy days or when reaching the coastal areas.
It is advisable to provide your flight number, date, number of passengers, luggage details and full destination address. If you are travelling with child seats, a pushchair, special luggage or require a stop, let us know before confirming the service.
Your journey ends at a specific address
Enter your date, flight, passenger and luggage details, along with the destination address. If your accommodation is in Les Marines, Les Rotes or outside the town centre, provide the full address so the appropriate transfer can be calculated.
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