Flights from Leeds to Alicante

Scheduled flights from Leeds to Alicante in Spain are provided by Jet2.com and Ryanair operate flights to Alicante

One of the biggest problems the airline industry is experiencing at the moment is lost luggage, which has been largely caused by all the extra security checks. If your bags do not arrive with you at Alicante Airport, contact the ground handling agents for your airline. Their details can be found in our information on Alicante Airport telephone numbers

All of the timetables quoted below are subject to change so check with the airline for the most up to date information.

We used to spend hours researching information on airlines and flights from various UK destinations to Alicante , but it was very difficult to keep our guide up to date with the timetables and schedules constantly changing.

So have now found a really good gadget below which gives you all the information that you need. And the best news of all is that it takes you direct to the site for the airlines involved to make the actual reservation and not through a booking agent who will often add on a commission fee.

Remember Spain is one hour ahead of the UK so all times quoted are local.

Jet2.com and Ryanair both offer direct flights from Leeds Bradford Airport to Alicante.

You can find out more about weekday flights from Leeds to Alicante and weekend flights from the UK to Spain by searching in the box above.

For up to date information on the airlines, timetables, current fares and to book a fight online again click on the flight search box above.

Alicante has a number of palaces worth visiting which include the Gavina Palace and Provincial Gallery with fine paintings from the 19th century. The bullring there is one of the oldest in Spain (built in 1849) and is still in use.

The old quarter of the city is a maze of small streets full of multi-coloured buildings which climb the hill. Higher up are whitewashed houses that offer spectacular views of the city and bay.

15km south of Alicante is the guitar-shaped Tabarca Island which is a 30 hectares marine reserve. It was once a refuge for Berber pirates, and in 1760 King Carlos III ordered a fortress to be built here. You can now take a short boat ride from Alicante harbour to the island.

At the harbour there is still a working fishing fleet as well as pleasure crafts, passenger vessels, nautical schools and sailing clubs. There is a wide selection of bars and restaurants where you will find some of the finest fish restaurants in the area.

One of the largest airports in Spain, Alicante Airport is perfectly placed for most of the resort towns on the Costa Blanca. You can get to many points along the coast and inland via the busy Alicante Airport bus or by catching an Alicante Airport taxi.

Many people however choose to organise their own private Alicante Airport transfer or take advantage of the cheap Alicante Airport car hire that is on offer.

There are many other routes for flights to Alicante from the UK and if you cant find the ideal flight from Leeds to Alicante then you could try Nottingham to Alicante, or Manchester to Alicante.

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