Audio Guide of Alicante Golf

Of course! Alicante Golf usually opens from 7:30 in the morning until dusk, although specific hours may vary depending on the season. I recommend checking their official website or calling +34 965 230 400 to confirm. To get there, you can use a car (they have parking), a taxi, or public transport: several Alicante city bus lines have stops nearby.

Yes, Alicante Golf is a golf course and has its own rates. The price depends on whether you want to play (green fees), rent equipment, or book lessons. You can check all green fee prices and other services in their online booking section. If you only want to visit the facilities without playing, it is best to ask them directly.

An 18-hole round at Alicante Golf usually lasts between 4 and 5 hours, depending on pace of play and the number of players. If you just want to look around or use the practice range, you can spend between 1 and 2 hours there. I suggest booking your tee time in advance if you plan to play, especially in high season.

Great question! Alicante Golf is quite special, designed by the acclaimed Seve Ballesteros and inaugurated in 1998. It stands out as the first golf course in Spain to use 'All Weather' green drainage, which allows play even in the rain. Its innovative design and the integration of Roman archaeological remains into the course give it a unique historical character. You can read more about it in their 'The Club' section.

Thanks to Alicante’s privileged climate, any time of year is good for visiting Alicante Golf. However, to avoid the strongest summer heat, early mornings or late afternoons are ideal. During autumn and spring, the weather is perfect for playing at any time of day. If you want to avoid crowds, weekdays are usually quieter.

Yes, Alicante Golf makes an effort to be an accessible course. The main facilities such as the clubhouse, restaurant, and pro shop usually have ramps and suitable access. As for the course, although it is natural terrain, they may offer golf carts and assistance to make mobility easier. I recommend contacting them directly at +34 965 230 400 to discuss your specific needs and get the best assistance.

There is plenty to see nearby! Alicante Golf is in a residential area, but very close to San Juan Beach, perfect for relaxing or taking a walk. You can also visit the MARQ, Alicante Archaeological Museum, which is very interesting, or go up to Santa Bárbara Castle to enjoy spectacular views of the city and the sea. Alicante’s city center, with its Explanada and the Santa Cruz neighborhood, is also just a short trip away.

Of course! First, if you are going to play, book your tee time in advance, especially on weekends. Do not forget sunscreen, a cap, and water, especially in summer. If you do not have your own clubs, do not worry, equipment rental is available. And after your round, or simply to enjoy the setting, I suggest visiting the restaurant, with views over the course. Enjoy the experience!