Cartagena (Spain)

Cartagena is a Spanish city was founded in 227 BC (also know as New Carthage). This strategic location surrounded by mountains and with access to the sea did not remain without attention from the Finnian commanders. To avoid such a " height” would have been an impermissible luxury in those days.
Today, this port is considered the key in the country, and its name speaks for itself Puerto Commercial.
How to get to Cartagena?
By car. The first assumes the presence of your car. You can read about renting a car at Alicante airport here. So, we have two autobahns available. The AP-7 toll highway and the N-332 regular highway, along the coast, which connects the cities of Torrevieja and Cartagena. Travel time will be 45-55 min.
Public Transport. The second option is to use public transport. In the region of La Zenia stop is on Av.de la Playa opposite "Deutsche Bank". A ticket for the "Costa Azul" bus company will cost 2.75 euros per person. Direction: Destino Orihuela. In the end, we change the wheels on the rails and go to the station Murcia Del Carmen (line C1) by train. But that's not all. In the capital of the region, transfer to the "Alvia" train, destination: Cartagena. Plus an hour and you in place!
Taxi. The third is the old and proven method of "calling " a taxi