A coastal town north of Benidorm under the Peñón de Ifach rock.
| Trip | Seller | From | Length | Rating | Reviews | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calp Snorkelling Activity | Civitatis | £24.49 | — | 8.8/10 | — | See dates |
| From Albir, Benidorm & Calpe: Guadalest & Algar Falls day trip | Viator | £29.00 | 7 to 8 hours | 4.5/5 | 407 | See dates |
| From Albir, Benidorm & Calpe: Valencia City day trip | Viator | £36.00 | 10 to 12 hours | 4.4/5 | 158 | See dates |
| Altea & Calpe Day Trip | GetYourGuide | £38.00 | 7 hours | 4.7/5 | 89 | See dates |
Prices are the "from" price per person (unless marked per group), in pounds, read from the public Benidorm listings on Viator, GetYourGuide and Civitatis on 14 Oct 2026. Viator and GetYourGuide rate out of 5, Civitatis out of 10. Prices change daily. We earn a commission on GetYourGuide bookings.
Boats and day trips in and around Calpe and the Peñón de Ifach.
Coach day out from Benidorm, Albir or Calpe combining free time in Guadalest with a visit to the Algar falls.
Short catamaran cruise from Calpe harbour around the Peñón de Ifach, with music on board and an optional swim stop.
Motor catamaran trip along the Calpe coast with a stop for swimming; longer option adds lunch on board.
Hour-long boat trip from Calpe with a DJ on deck; pick a daytime or sunset departure.
Half-day sail from Calpe on a sailing catamaran, with a swim stop and lunch served on board.
Full day from Calpe taking in Guadalest, the Algar waterfalls with entry and a final stop in Altea.
Small-group day trip from Calpe to Guadalest and the Algar falls, with waterfall entry included.
Day trip from Benidorm visiting Altea's hilltop old town and Calpe's harbour beneath the Peñón de Ifach.
Guided boat trip to snorkel beneath the Peñón de Ifach, with equipment and a guide in the water.
Return coach from Albir or Benidorm to Calpe, leaving free time for the old town, port and beaches.
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Prices, durations and ratings from GetYourGuide, checked 15 Oct 2026; the booking page shows today's price. Descriptions are ours. Free cancellation on most trips up to 24 hours before. These are affiliate links: we earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you. How we earn.
The questions people ask most before they go, answered with prices and times we have checked. We read 24 conversations to find them.
Two ways. Tram line 9 runs every hour and takes 36 minutes (checked Oct 2026). ALSA coaches run from Benidorm bus station and Av. Europa to Calpe bus station, and travellers buy tickets online or at the kiosk on Av. Europa. Travellers found the coach drops you closer to the town than the tram.
Asked 14 times since 2013 · Bus and tram timetables and fares, checked 14–15 Oct 2026; traveller reports 2013–2026
Yes, from Benidorm harbour. Travellers describe about an hour each way, sailing close to the cliffs past Albir and Altea. One traveller paid €27.50 in 2024. Some found there was not much time to see more than the seafront.
Asked 9 times since 2012 · Traveller reports 2012–2026; no current operator timetable checked
Yes, for a morning or an afternoon. Travellers enjoy the old town streets and the long flat promenade. The seafood restaurants are a draw too.
Asked 6 times since 2012 · Traveller reports 2012–2023
It is on the edge of town, about a 15-minute walk down to the centre, travellers say. Local buses stop at the station and run down to the town and beach. The way back is uphill, so the bus or a taxi helps.
Asked 5 times since 2013 · Traveller reports 2013–2023
In 2024 a traveller found the last coach back to Benidorm left Calpe at 21:20. Times change with the season, so check on the day. The tram is another way back.
Asked 2 times since 2020 · Traveller reports 2020–2024
It can be. The line runs high along the mountainside as it nears Calpe, with big views. A traveller in 2022 suggested the coach on the coast road instead for anyone with vertigo. A return tram ticket was about €3.75 in 2022.
Asked 1 times · Traveller report, 2022
The Peñón de Ifach scores 4.5 from 2,670 TripAdvisor reviews and the Calpe catamaran 4.3 from 387 on GetYourGuide; the views win, slippery rocks and choppy seas do not.
The 1h30 trip ran to time, the DJ was good and drinks were fairly priced.
Felt the trip was well worth going on.
Enjoyed seeing the coastline from the sea.
Sunset over Benidorm and the cava were highlights, but the sea was quite choppy.
The path to the tunnel is easy, even for children. After the tunnel it becomes a scramble.
Incredible, but the rocks are worn glassy by footfall. Dangerous if not taken seriously, especially at 31°C.
Avoid the hot season: a long uphill walk to the tunnel, and more slippery after it.
About four hours ashore, enough to scratch the surface. Climb a little for great views.
Private skippered boat scores 9.7/10 from 40.
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