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Saga Hosted Hotels
Hotel Kaktus Albir
All Inclusive
14 nights
Glasgow International Airport
Albir, Costa Blanca, Spain
50 minutes away from airport
With an enviable waterfront setting between lively Benidorm and the traditional town of Altea, this hotel has everything you need for a relaxing holiday, with the opportunity to explore the Costa Blanca.
Facilities
A buffet restaurant offering Mediterranean and international cuisine
Outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop swimming pool (heated and covered
seasonally)
Gym
Sauna (extra change)
Wi-Fi
There is a lift to all floors, except the rooftop
Nationwide shared chauffeur service– included on all departures from April 1, 2026
A nationwide return shared chauffeur service from your home to your UK departure point
Your holiday includes
All Inclusive
- All meals
- Free bar open up to 10 hours a day with local drinks
International flights
Prices are based on return flights with easyJet or British Airways from London Gatwick. Supplements may apply from other airports
Maximum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Return transfers direct to you hotel
Plus
- Hosted drinks reception
- Porterage at your hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Travel insurance and additional cancellation cover included §
A price reduction of £40 is available if you choose not to take the included insurance and additional cancellation cover.
Location
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Albir is a compact seaside resort in the foothills of the scenic Sierra Helada natural park. The hotel is located within the Alfaz del Pi beach area, from where you can walk into the centre of Albir around half-a-mile away, and venture along the level promenade to Altea, approximately two-and-a-half miles away. The nearest bus stop is 77 yards away. The drive to/from the airport takes approximately 50 minutes and the transfer coach pick-up and drop-off point is around 77 yards from the hotel.
Out and about
There is a regular train service from the centre of Albir to the lively resort of Benidorm, a 13-minute ride away, and Alicante, in one direction, and Altea, Calpe and Denia in the other. The Serra Gelada Natural Park is approximately one mile away.
Benidorm
Although Benidorm is best known for its beaches, modern skyline and typically British atmosphere, there is also an old town with an attractive whitewashed castle, which once protected the city from pirate attacks and now offers panoramic views across the coastline.
The Serra Gelada Natural Park
This natural landmark, which covers around 13,750 acres, offers walking and hiking trails of varied gradients. There are numerous viewing platforms, as well as plenty of places to sit and enjoy the dramatic scenery, most notably at the Faro del Albir lighthouse.
Address
c/Pau Casals 4, Albir, Alicante, Spain, 03581
One of the hotel’s key highlights is its unbeatable location, just steps away from the lively promenade. You can wander to nearby Albir and enjoy the traditional tapas bars and restaurants.
Summer Chantler, Product and Commercial Executive
Hotel details
Meals are served buffet-style in the main restaurant (reached by lift), with a variety of Spanish and international dishes on offer.
Breakfast is available between 0800-1000
Lunch is available between 1300-1500
Dinner is available between 1930-2130
Timings may vary.
The free bar is open up to 10 hours a day, between 1300-2300, and serves standard local alcoholic drinks, wines, spirits, beers and juices.
203 rooms
Side-sea views
Balcony
Tea and coffee making facilities
TV
Mini fridge
Most rooms have a bath with an overhead shower (a room with a walk-in shower is available on request)
Guided orientation walks
Live entertainment three nights per week
Visit to Altea market on Tuesdays
Pool table. Golf and bowling greens are available nearby (details and prices are available in resort)
There is a choice of optional excursions available for an extra cost, subject to
availability.
Availability
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Flight
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Nov 25, 2025
Dec 09, 2025
Tue - 06:15
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Glasgow International Airport
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Special interest departures for this hotel
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Optional excursions
Moraira
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Friday is market day, offering you the perfect opportunity to explore the local stalls and uncover the unique character of this town. Formerly a coastal hamlet inhabited by fishermen, Moraira boasts a castle perched on the rocky shores, providing stunning views of La Playa de l’Ampolia. Immerse yourself in the town's history by visiting the Parish Church, a significant landmark in the heart of the Old Town, with roots dating back to the 19th century.
Guadalest
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We’ll be visiting the hilltop village of El Castell de Guadalest this morning and making the most of the valley views from its precariously placed medieval castle. This was once an important fortified stronghold for the Moors but has long since become a cultural hub for lace and crochet making. We’ll spend our time strolling around the winding cobbled streets and pausing at the craft workshops and small museums. It’s a very peaceful place with a baroque-style church and small tapas bars centring around the main square and town hall.
Benidorm Palace
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We’ll enjoy a night on the town as we head to one of the hottest venues on the Costa Blanca, Benidorm Palace. This is a must experience event with vibrant and colourful performances guaranteed to feature a flurry of feathers and sparkling sequins. Grab your glad rags and join the party as dancers, magicians, musicians and cabaret acts provide an iconic evening of international and Spanish-style entertainment.
Gandía
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Situated around an hour’s drive south of Valencia on the southern tip of the Costa Azahar, the affluent city of Gandía is where we’ll enjoy a cultural half-day tour. Although this region of Spain is famed for its abundant orange orchards, Gandía’s main boast is that it’s the birthplace of St Francis Borgia, the patron saint of earthquakes. Following a guide, you’ll be invited to find out more about the 16th century Spanish priest as well as experiencing some of the city’s historical monuments, including the Ducal Palace, and the tree-lined boulevards bordered by small boutique shops and narrow side streets.
Valencia
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This tour of Spain’s third-largest city starts with a visit to the Fallas Museum, where you will find out more about the history behind this great fiesta – the fallas themselves are huge papier-maché sculptures. Next is a visit to one of the biggest indoor markets in Spain, followed by a guided walk past the cathedral and basilica. After some free time for lunch, a final stop is made at the City of Arts and Science, where there is an opportunity to take photographs of the superb modern buildings and bridges. This excursion involves a fair amount of walking with a local guide.
Valencia
1 / 6
This tour of Spain’s third-largest city starts with a visit to the Fallas Museum, where you will find out more about the history behind this great fiesta – the fallas themselves are huge papier-maché sculptures. Next is a visit to one of the biggest indoor markets in Spain, followed by a guided walk past the cathedral and basilica. After some free time for lunch, a final stop is made at the City of Arts and Science, where there is an opportunity to take photographs of the superb modern buildings and bridges. This excursion involves a fair amount of walking with a local guide.
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