- Address: Partida del Moralet, s/n, 03502 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain Find on Google Maps →
- Terra Mítica sits on a hillside at the northern edge of Benidorm, about 4 km from Poniente Beach and 5 km from the city centre. The park is surrounded by the natural landscape of the Sierra Helada foothills, with sweeping views of the Benidorm skyline and coastline from within. It's purpose-built and standalone — not walkable from the beach strip — so you'll want to plan your transport in advance.
- Closest landmark: Benidorm Old Town, approx. 5 km away
How to get to Terra Mítica in Benidorm | All routes & transport options
Where is Terra Mítica located?
Getting to Terra Mítica by public transport
Travel time: 15–20 mins from Benidorm city centre Closest stop: Terra Mítica (dedicated park stop) Timings: Services typically run from 9am, with return journeys until park closing. Check ALSA and local Benidorm bus schedules for exact times on your visit date.
The most straightforward public transport option. Local buses operated by ALSA and the Benidorm municipal network run directly to Terra Mítica from stops along Avenida de Europa in the city centre. The route is direct and drops you right at the park entrance — no walking required on arrival. Bus frequency increases during peak summer season (late June to early September). Pick up timetables at the Benidorm bus station or check the ALSA website before your visit.
Travel time: 10 mins to Benidorm station + onward transfer (~15 mins by taxi or bus) Closest station: Benidorm (FGV Line 1) Timings: First service approx. 5:30am; last service approx. 10:30pm. Check fgv.es for live schedules.
The FGV L1 line connects Alicante (Luceros) and Dénia, with a stop at Benidorm. From Alicante city centre, the journey to Benidorm station takes approximately 55–65 minutes. From there, Terra Mítica is about 3 km — take a taxi from the station rank (around €7–9) or connect with the local bus service heading toward the park. The FGV is a comfortable and scenic option if you're coming from Alicante or the surrounding coastal towns.
Travel time: 10–15 mins from Benidorm city centre Estimated fare: €10–15 one-way Drop-off: Main entrance of Terra Mítica
Taxis are the quickest and most convenient door-to-door option. You can hail a taxi from the main taxi ranks in Benidorm (Avenida del Mediterráneo, Rincon de Loix, or the Old Town) or book via the Radio Taxi Benidorm app. Ask your driver for Terra Mítica, Partida del Moralet — it's well known locally. On departure, the park staff can assist with calling a taxi if there are none waiting at the main entrance. During peak summer evenings, it's worth arranging a return taxi in advance.
Getting to Terra Mítica by car
Driving route
- Travel time: 10–15 mins from Benidorm city centre Distance: ~5 km Peak traffic hours: 9–11am and 6–8pm in peak summer season
- Terra Mítica is well signposted from all major access roads in the area. The fastest route from Benidorm centre is via the A-7 motorway (exit toward Terra Mítica / Benidorm Norte). The park is also accessible directly from the N-332, N-340, and N-330 national roads — follow signs for Parque Temático Terra Mítica once you're in the Benidorm area. No restricted traffic zones (ZTL) apply on the route to the park.
Parking
- On-site parking: Available Timings: Opens with the park; closes after park closing time Charges: Approximately €10 per vehicle per day
- Terra Mítica has a large on-site car park directly adjacent to the main entrance, making it the easiest arrival option if you're driving. The car park is well managed during peak season and clearly signposted from the access road. For motorcycles, dedicated motorcycle bays are available. There is no pre-booking for parking — payment is made on-site. Arriving before 11am on peak summer days is recommended to avoid queues at the car park entrance.
Prefer to arrive on two wheels?
Terra Mítica's hillside location makes it a moderate but rewarding cycle from central Benidorm — around 5 km, mostly following the N-332 and park access roads. It's not a signposted cycling route, so this suits confident cyclists comfortable on road. Lock your bike at the designated racks near the park entrance. Walking from the city centre is not recommended given the distance and lack of dedicated pedestrian paths on the approach road.
Frequently asked questions about getting to Terra Mítica
The direct bus from Avenida de Europa is the simplest option — it drops you right at the park entrance with no transfers. Taxis are equally easy and worth it for groups or families, as the cost splits well and the journey takes around 10 minutes from the city centre.
Yes, Terra Mítica has a large on-site car park directly at the main entrance. Parking costs approximately €10 per vehicle for the day. No pre-booking is needed — payment is made on arrival. Accessible parking bays are available close to the entrance.
You can get close. The FGV L1 tram-train line from Alicante stops at Benidorm station, around 3 km from the park. From the station, you'll need a short taxi or bus ride to complete the journey. It's a good option if you're travelling from Alicante or the Costa Blanca coast.
Taxis drop off and pick up directly in front of the main entrance. On busy summer evenings, it's a good idea to arrange your return taxi in advance or ask park staff to assist — availability can be limited after closing time.
The full address is Partida del Moralet, s/n, 03502 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain. It is signposted from the A-7 motorway and the N-332, N-340, and N-330 national roads.
Yes, the park is wheelchair accessible with paved paths throughout. Designated accessible parking is available on-site, and staff at the main entrance can provide guidance on facilities and ride restrictions. Individual ride suitability varies — check at each attraction before queuing.
