Can I Get A Coach From Either Alicante Airport Or Alicante Town To Valencia

What should a visitor not do in Malaga, Spain?

Touch the fruits and vegetables at the Atarazanas central market, the vendors can get really upset (I once heard by one of them “but are they as rude in their own country as they are here?!”)Not learning at least some basic words in Spanish in case you need them.At the same time speaking English too slowly as if the person was a dumb ass. Either he/she can speak English and in this case no need to wait seconds between each word (it happened trust me!) or can't. In this case slowness helps only in making the other person feeling badAs other said, sunscreen from June to November here is not an option, otherwise:Not watching your wallet, Málaga is one of the safest cities, but pickpocket happens enoughYes, Málaga is one of the safest cities, but careful in some areas such as La Trinidad and La Palma/Palmilla (in the latter I think as a tourist it is difficult to end up, but the former is quite close to the city center, and although it is not dangerous in itself it can get a bit shady at night, especially with drunken and gypsies)Not visiting Pedregalejo, a former fishing village, now one of the coolest places to be in the city, it is a bit outside the usual tourist path (well, 10 mins bus or 20/30 walk) but it is worth itSwim near the Guadalhorce’s river mouth, water is a bit dirty thereNot much more, Málaga is one of the coolest cities in the world, enjoy it!Update

I'm planning to visit Granada, Seville and Portugal with my husband for 2 weeks in Oct, what is the best away of traveling between cities?

Rent a car. Whilst travel by rail is certainly possible, it’ll be much more time consuming given the length of your stay & everything you plan to fit in.Roads in Spain & Portugal are excellent & not too busy, apart from around major towns. (It can get a bit hectic around Seville!).Where do you plan to fly into & where will you depart from?If the same airport for arrival & departure, no problem, but you must make sure you inform the car rental company that you’re taking the vehicle into another country.If you plan to fly into and out of different airports in different countries, bear in mind that you probably won’t be able to drop-off a foreign-registered rental! (Spain & Portugal have completely different car registration & licensing systems. Portugal also has a pre-pay toll system using cameras, not toll booths).If I were you, I’d fly into Seville, ‘do’ the city, then hire a car & head off to Grenada. (You won’t need a car in Seville, in fact it’d be a liability. The central, ‘old’ part of Seville is very walkable & parking is expensive).After Grenada, head off to Portugal. Flying from Seville to Lisbon is an option. (That could also resolve any issues with hire cars).It’d help if you took a look at some maps. The distance involved aren’t insurmountable, but whilst Portugal isn’t a particularly big country, there is a hell of a lot to do & see & fitting it all in within a two week Iberian adventure could be a bit fraught!Pre-plan what you want to see in Portugal, check distances & accommodation. Then after all this, either head back to Seville, drop off the car & fly home.The alternatives are varied & may depend on where you’re flying from.Flying into Lisbon might be a better option for you, but in addition to Seville, Grenada itself might work, as could Faro on the Algarve. (Faro isn’t worth staying in, if you plan to stop in the Algarve, go to Lagos, it’s a lovely town).Have a great trip! They’re terrific countries!

How do you get from the Alicante airport to Benidorm?

You can also use the fast track shuttle at Beniconnect, they only do 4 to 6 stops and they can get you to Benidorm in just 30–45 minutes, I use them everytime. Brilliant service!

What is the most soothing place to visit on earth where you can just forget about any worries?

MEGHALAYA, INDIAI have not travelled the world but I visited this state with my family. Trust me, you'll forget the world. If you like hills, clouds, rain, waterfalls, silence, forests then this is the a place.The water is so clear that you can see the shadow of boat on river bed.Clouds beneath you.Tallest plunge waterfall in India, NOH KALIKAI FALLS.More cloudsThis scenery is no photoedited, it's 100% true and amazingly you get such views while travelling from one spot to another.Naturally made bridge out of living roots of trees which can bear wieghts of 50 people.More falls (Elephant falls).Hills and clouds.Visiting this place was a lifetime experience for me and such places makes me realise we are living in forests made of concrete, but there is a world out there, unexplored, untouched by humans.And finally the best picture.Me and my sister.I wore a traditional khasi warrior dress.( I never miss a chance) :)Though I was labelled as a Joker in warrior's outfit by my witty sister.So the conclusion, do visit this place once in lifetime, cuz visiting such places makes us realise that there is also a life beyond buildings, traffic and pollution.Do upvote if you like my answer.Cheers!