I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you navigate the local Denia transport system – the Denia tram service. You can travel on the tram to enjoy amazing days out in nearby towns and cities.
The tram line is a really convenient way to explore the Costa Blanca if you don’t have a car, plus you don’t have to worry about parking or driving. The views along the journey are really pretty, as you travel through the mountains.
Here’s everything you need to know.
Denia Train Station Location & Information
Denia’s train station (also known as Estación de Denia) is easy to find. Find a map below to see its location.
The address is Passeig del Saladar, 03700 Dénia, Alicante, and the building looks like this on the outside:
Denia Tram Map
The main service from Denia is the L9 tram line, which runs between Denia and Benidorm. Here are all the stops along the route (in order):
- Denia
- La Xara
- Gata de Gorgos
- Teulada
- Benissa
- Calpe
- Olla Altea
- Cap Negret
- Garganes
- Altea
- El Albir
- L’Alfaz del Pi
- Benidorm
Denia Tram Timetable
Here’s what you need to know about the schedules:
Schedules:
- First train from Denia: 5:35 AM
- Last train from Denia: 9:50 PM
- Trains run every hour.
- Use the Tram Alicant site to get accurate updates on times to help plan your trip. Add Denia station and choose any destination station to get timings.
Journey Times from Denia:
Ticket Prices (as of 2024)
You can buy your tickets before boarding – there’s a ticket office inside the Denia station, or you can buy them inside the tram from a machine.
- Return journey to Benidorm: €2.50
- Return journey to Calpe: €2.50
- Return journey to Altea: €2.50
Making the most of your day trips
Here are my favourite stops along the route for day trips:
Calpe
There are plenty of fun things to do in Calpe.
First off, you can see or climb the famous Calpe Peñón de Ifach.
There’s many beautiful beaches in Calpe – if you want to spend your day beach hopping, you’ve got many beaches to choose from.
Journey time: 50 minutes from Denia
Altea
Visit this stunning old town with beautiful white-washed buildings.
Beautiful church plaza
Journey time: 1 hour 15 minutes from Denia
Benidorm
There are plenty of amazing things to do in Benidorm.
Perfect is perfect for a thrilling day out at a theme park Terra Mítica or aquatic park Aqualandia. There are also fantastic zoos including Terra Natura or Mundomar.
Shop at La Marina shopping centre until you drop!
Journey time: 1 hour 40 minutes from Denia
Tips for using Denia’s tram service
- Buy your tickets before boarding – there’s a ticket office at Denia station
- During summer, the early morning trains are less crowded
- The trains have air conditioning (thank goodness!)
- There’s space for bikes if you want to cycle at your destination
- All stations have electronic displays showing next train times
- Most stations have small cafes or vending machines
Planning Your Day Trips
Here’s how I recommend timing your day trips:
For Calpe:
- Take the 9:15 AM train
- Arrive at 10:05 AM
- Perfect timing to visit the Peñón before it gets too hot
- Last train back: 8:30 PM
For Altea:
- Take the 10:15 AM train
- Arrive at 11:30 AM
- Great timing for lunch in the old town
- Last train back: 8:45 PM
For Benidorm:
- Take the 8:15 AM train
- Arrive at 9:55 AM
- Perfect if you’re heading to the theme parks
- Last train back: 9:15 PM
Accessibility
- All stations have ramp access
- Trains have designated spaces for wheelchairs
- Staff are usually available to help with boarding
- Audio announcements in Spanish, Valencian, and English
Important Notes
- Services can be less frequent during national holidays
- In summer, trains can get busy – especially during weekends
- Always check the latest timetables as they can change seasonally
- You can find real-time updates on the Alicante Tram website or app
Keep this guide handy when planning your trips, and don’t forget to check the official website for any last-minute changes to the schedule. Happy travelling!
