Cheap Flights Alicante to London from £11

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How to buy cheap flights

On the look-out for the best flights Alicante to London? London is the perfect city for a weekend break, but why not try searching for midweek flights Alicante to London to secure the most amazing deals.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

London is a wonderful holiday location all year round, but you’ll find prices are highest in the summer months. In fact, return flights Alicante to London can cost over €140 in Aug. To find the most affordable flights Alicante to London travel during ‘off season’ months, when flights Alicante to London are available for around €18 return.

Other Transportation to London

Don’t like flying or concerned about your carbon footprint? You can take a coach or travel by train from Alicante to London.

About Airport

Airports Providing Direct Flights

Direct flights Alicante to London regularly depart from Alicante Airport (ALC).

Travellers can choose to travel to 3 airports in London: Gatwick Airport (LGW), Luton Airport (LTN) and Stansted Airport (STN).

Transport options to Alicante airports

Travellers departing from Alicante Airport are recommended to take the bus or a taxi from their origin to the airport.

The C6 bus route goes from central Alicante to the Alicante Airport terminal building. It operates from 5 am until midnight and costs €3.85. The 1A bus line goes from Elche to the airport with buses every hour. This bus costs €1.50.

A taxi will cost a flat fee of €19 from Alicante city centre, except during evenings and weekends when it will cost €21. The journey takes 20 mins. Be prepared to pay a surcharge of €4.25 for travel to the airport.

How to get to the centre of London from the airport

Travellers landing at any of the 3 airports in London that serve Alicante can reach central London by taxi, private transfer, or public transportation like trains, underground and buses.

For Gatwick Airport, Trip.com recommends taking the Gatwick Express to London Victoria (approx. 30 mins).

If you are flying from Luton Airport, we recommend buying a ticket for the train and shuttle bus to London St. Pancras (approx. 35 mins). Finally, the Stansted Express train will take you from London Stansted Airport to London Liverpool Street in approx. 47 mins.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

Ryanair, easyJet and Jet2.com all provide flights Alicante to London.

About London

Famed for its excellent museums and art galleries (many of which are completely free) there’s history to every street in this ancient city, founded by the Romans in 43 AD. As a big city, even central London has distinct neighbourhoods. Want to see palaces and gardens? Head to Pimlico and Westminster. Adventurous foodie? Check out Borough Market and Brixton Village.

There are many excellent day trips from central London. Cambridge is just 1 hr 10 mins from London Liverpool Street Station and visitors can have a wondrful day out exploring the ancient university city, from museums to restaurants and wonderful walks.

Bristol – one of England’s most vibrant cities – can be reached in 1 hr 45 mins by train from Paddington Station. In Bristol you’ll find the beloved Clifton Suspension Bridge, amazing food and great nightlife in quirky neighbourhoods like Stokes Croft.

Tourist Attractions in London

London Zoo: From adorable tiger cubs to rare penguins and cuddly tapirs, London Zoo is famous for its beautiful setting and amazing animals. Children of all ages will love the animals at the Zoo and activities are aimed at a wide range of ages, meaning you can keep the little ones happy all day long. You can reach the Zoo easily from Camden Town or Chalk Farm Underground stations, or take the 88 bus. Why not arrange a picnic or walk around Regent’s Park as part of your day out? The Zoo is situated in this stunning park.

Kew Gardens: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kew Gardens has over 50,000 living plants in a series of beautiful buildings and grounds in West London. From the edible kitchen garden to the Great Pagoda and Palm House filled with tropical greenery, this is one of the world’s most ambitious and attractive gardens. Kids will love the special carnivorous plants area and the Hive replicates the experience of being inside a beehive. Don’t miss a visit to the Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art!

Little Venice: Little Venice’s beautiful canals can be found just to the north of Paddington Station. This picturesque neighbourhood is home to quirky waterside cafes, cosy pubs and charming restaurants. Visitors can walk from Camden Town to Paddington via Regent’s Park, a gorgeous Victorian park with lots of green space. Want to try travelling by water? You can rent a narrowboat from several local companies and sail to Camden Lock Market in around 45 mins. For a little evening entertainment, visitors can also enjoy comedy and theatre at the candlelit Canal Café Theatre or see a puppet performance at Puppet Theatre Barge on a canal boat.

Popular Hotels in London

Can’t decide between Clerkenwell and Covent Garden? Let Trip.com help you find the best hotels in London.

When you think of London luxury you think of The Savoy. Right on the banks of the Thames, this 5-star hotel just 5 minutes’ walk from the British Museum. Sip tea overlooking the Thames or spot celebrities in the American Bar, or retreat to your expertly decorated Art Deco room.

If you’re looking for something more relaxed, how about Dreamtel London Kensington? Just moments away from the Natural History Museum, V&A Museum and countless mouth-watering restaurants, this hotel combines comfort with convenience. The Olympia Exhibition centres are also nearby.

The ultra-cool Kip Hotel in Hackney is a great choice for young travellers who prefer to be a bit closer to the action. Enjoy Hackney’s buzzing nightlife, rooftop cocktail bars and quirky vibe – don’t forget to head to Broadway Market for London’s best street food.

Best Time to Visit London

In summer London comes alive with music and arts festivals across the city – keep an eye out for one-off events, too. Tourists can also enjoy outdoor theatre performances such as world-class opera in West London’s Holland Park and the opportunity to catch a Shakespeare play in the painstakingly recreated Globe Theatre on the South Bank.

Christmas in London is a magical affair, with winter pop-ups offering mulled wine, ice skating and jaw-dropping displays of lights and decorations. To enter into the true spirit of an English Christmas, you could also catch a pantomime at one of London’s 250 theatres or experience the spine-tingling majesty of a candlelit carol service.