Benidorm Holidays

Aqualandia Water Park:

Thrilling water slides and wave pools make this one of Europe’s largest water parks. 

Terra Mítica Theme Park:

Experience ancient civilisation through themed rides and live shows. 

Mirador del Castillo (Balcón del Mediterráno):

Iconic viewpoint with panoramic views of the sea views, ideal for photos.

Benidorm Old Town:

Charming streets filled with tapas bars, boutiques and historic landmarks.  

Mundomar:

Animal Park with dolphins, sea lions, and interactive wildlife experiences.

Levante Beach:

Vibrant and lively, perfect for sunbathing, water sports and beachfront dining. 

Poniente Beach:

Relaxed and spacious, ideal for families and stunning views.

Mal Pas Beach:

Cozy and calm, nestled between Benidorm’s old town and the port.

Cala Tío Ximo:

Secluded cove with clear waters, great for snorkelling and a peaceful escape.

La Almadrava Cove:

Natural, quiet spot for snorkelling and diving, surrounded by rocky cliffs.

Benidorm Old Town:

A charming area with narrow streets, whitewashed buildings, and traditional tapas bars offering a glimpse into the town’s history and culture. 

Church of San Jaime and Santa Ana:

Iconic, blue-domed church located atop Canfali Hill, with beautiful views of the sea and a serene atmosphere.

Boca del Calvari Museum:

A local history museum in the old town, showcasing artifacts, photographs and exhibits about Benidorm’s heritage. 

Benidorm Palace:

famous for its dazzling live shows, flamenco performances, and dinner theatre, blending Spanish culture with entertainment.

La Cruz de Benidorm (The Benidorm Cross):

Scenic hilltop cross that serves as a symbol of the city, offering panoramic views and a popular pilgrimage spot. 

Paella:

A classic Spanish dish with rice, saffron, and a mix of seafood, chicken, or rabbit, often enjoyed as a communal meal.  

Arroz a Banda:

A seafood rice dish cooked in fish broth, giving it a rich flavour, often served with aioli.

Tapas:

Small, flavourful dishes like patatas bravas, croquettes, jamón, and garlic shrimp, ideal for sharing and sampling a variety of flavours.  

Turrón:

Traditional nougat-like dessert made with almonds and honey, especially popular during the holiday season.  

Bunyols:

Sweet, fried dough balls often sprinkled with sugar, a local favourite during festivals and special occasions. 

Walking:

Benidorm’s compact layout makes it ideal for exploring on foot, especially along the beachfront and in the Old Town. 

Local Buses:

An extensive and affordable bus network connects major attractions and neighbourhoods, with frequent service. 

Car Rentals:

renting a car gives you the freedom and flexibility to explore Benidorm and nearby towns. We have made it easier for you, as we have partnered with Cartrawler to provide Affordable and Reliable Car Hire. 

Cycling:

Bike rentals and dedicated lanes make cycling an eco-friendly way to see the city and its costal routes.  

Trams:

The Alicante Tram provides routes from Benidorm to the Algarve towns making regional travel more comfortable and enjoyable.