“For solo travelers, Alicante is a welcoming city where making connections is straightforward. Hostels with good common areas are key for meeting people. The city feels safe, even at night, especially in well-lit, popular areas. Public transport is efficient, and walking is often the best way to explore. Budgeting for drinks and food is easy, as many local spots offer great value. Check-in processes are typically smooth, and staff are usually helpful with local recommendations, including where to find the best deals.”
Marevita Hostel in Alicante offers adults-only accommodations with private check-in/check-out, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms. Guests can enjoy spa facilities, a sauna, a fitness center, a sun terrace, and an on-site coffee shop.
Explore El Barrio: Head to the old town, El Barrio, in the evening. Its narrow streets are packed with bars offering great deals and a lively atmosphere, perfect for a spontaneous happy hour.
Check local tapas bars: Many tapas bars in Alicante have daily specials on drinks and small bites. Look for 'Menu del Día' signs or ask about 'ofertas' for the best value.
Utilize hostel common areas: Spend time in your hostel's common room or lounge. It's the easiest way to meet other travelers and form a group to explore Alicante's nightlife together.
Walk the Explanada de España: Enjoy a stroll along the Explanada de España and the marina. Many kiosks and bars along the promenade offer refreshing drinks with a view, often at competitive prices.
Ask hostel staff for recommendations: Your hostel's reception staff are a goldmine of local knowledge. They can point you to the best happy hour spots, local events, and hidden gems in Alicante.
