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67 | * [[http://www.trasmediterranea.es|Acciona
Trasmediterránea]] has ferries from Alicante to
the [[Balearic Islands]], like [[Mallorca]] and
[[Ibiza]]. | 67 | * [[http://www.trasmediterranea.es|Acciona
Trasmediterránea]] has ferries from Alicante to
the [[Balearic Islands]], like [[Mallorca]] and
[[Ibiza]]. |
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| | 70 | ==Getting Around== |
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| | 72 | ===By Car=== |
| | 73 | Taxi rates are regulated and most tourists find
them affordable. A number of taxi stands (sitios)
are located in various places, including by the
bus station, the train station, and the Explanada
de España. |
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| | 75 | ===By Public Transport=== |
| | 76 | Public transportation is provided by trams
(described above) and buses. Visitors intending to
use both systems may want to consider purchasing a
rechargeable Bono Móbilis Multiviaje card, which
costs €8.70 for 10 rides plus €2 for the plastic
card; discounted youth and senior Móbilis cards
are also available. |
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| | 78 | The card can be purchased at the main 7 TAM Office
(C/ Díaz Moreu 6, tel. +34 965 140 936, M-F
09:00-19:00, Sa 10:00-13:00), at the central bus
station (M-F 08:30-14:00, 17:00-19:00), and at a
number of shops throughout the city. |
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| | 80 | Subus Alicante operates an expansive network of
bus routes, with bus stops at key locations
including the train station, airport, shopping
centres, and major sights. On most routes, buses
run from 06:30-22:30, with extended hours on
weekends. There are also a number of night routes.
A single ride costs €1.45 (2016), payable in cash
directly to the driver on entry; drivers can give
change for bills €20 or less. |
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| | 82 | ===By Foot=== |
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| | 84 | ===By Bike=== |
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73 | ==Eat== | 87 | ==Eat== |
74 | As with the rest of Spain, breakfast is usually
light, usually some sort of bread (e.g. toast) or
piece of bakery. Traditionally, a hearty meal in
the early afternoon is followed by a siesta as the
heat builds. Many restaurants are then closed
between 16:00-21:00. A light meal is taken once
the sun goes down, often in the local tapería if
you are a visitor. Many restaurants don't open
before 21:00 for dinner, so bear this in mind when
planning your dinner schedule. | 88 | As with the rest of Spain, breakfast is usually
light, usually some sort of bread (e.g. toast) or
piece of bakery. Traditionally, a hearty meal in
the early afternoon is followed by a siesta as the
heat builds. Many restaurants are then closed
between 16:00-21:00. A light meal is taken once
the sun goes down, often in the local tapería if
you are a visitor. Many restaurants don't open
before 21:00 for dinner, so bear this in mind when
planning your dinner schedule. |
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118 | ==External Links== | 132 | ==External Links== |
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121 | By Car | | |
122 | Taxi rates are regulated and most tourists find
them affordable. Several taxi stands (sitios) are
located in various places, including by the bus
station, the train station, and the Explanada de
España.# | | |
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124 | ===HireTrawler Car Rentals=== | | |
125 | is a leading platform connecting travellers with
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With partnerships with trusted rental providers,
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drop-off experiences. For those looking to explore
Alicante's stunning coastline and historic sites,
CarTrawler provides the convenience and
flexibility to make the most of their journey.
[[https://car.hiretrawler.com/car-hire-rental-alic
ante/|HireTrawler]], | | |
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