What to see in Benidorm
Balcony over the Mediterranean, Benidorm’s famous lookout
This emblematic space overlooking the sea offers visitors impressive views of the bay and of the Benidorm skyline
Where to party in Benidorm, areas and main clubs
Get to know Benidorm's main party areas to move around safely in this haven of Mediterranean nightlife. Ready to get out to bars and clubs?
Benidorm Island: the legendary islet that broke away from the mountain
Against the backdrop of Benidorm’s skyline stands a rugged, solitary islet emerges, steeped in history and offering one of the best diving spots on the Alicante coast.
Benidorm marina: an anchor of authenticity in a town floating amidst kitsch mirages
In a town where excess has become the trademark, the Benidorm marina stands out as a serene and genuine site among fishing nets, boats and the smell of salt, providing a glimpse of Benidorm before the building bonanza and the overflowing beaches.
Things to do in Benidorm as a couple: plans for two under the Mediterranean sun and moon
From dining at the top of a skyscraper with panoramic views of the coast to sitting and watching the sunset on the romantic Balcón del Mediterráneo, love always finds a place in this town that invites you to stroll hand in hand on a summer's night.
Activities in Benidorm: exciting experiences to discover a different side of the town
From jet skiing against the skyline to Jeep tours in the Aitana mountain range and parties that will transport you to Las Vegas, Benidorm offers so much more than sun and sand.
LGBTQ Benidorm: history, pride and partying in a town that embraces diversity
From the Benidorm Pride Festival, with floats passing along the Paseo de Levante, international artists, and the nightlife ambience of Rincón de Loix or Calle Santa Faz, Benidorm is proud to embrace diversity, and offers culture, fun and liberty 365 days a year.
Things to do with children in Benidorm: where unforgettable summer memories are made
The best family plans in the place where thousands of children have learned what summer means, from glass-bottom boat trips to visits to Aqualandia or Benidorm Island.
Church of San Jaime and Santa Ana: the seafaring legend behind its picturesque blue domes facing the Mediterranean
Towering over the old town from the top of Canfali Hill, next to the Balcón del Mediterráneo, this 18th-century neoclassical temple founded on a legend takes us back to the small fishing village that Benidorm once was.
Markets in Benidorm: a stroll among awnings, foreign accents and hidden treasures
In its many markets, this former fishing village turned beach tourism hotspot on the Levante coast retains its most authentic vibe, from the very local Foietes Market to the more touristy Rincón de Loix Market.
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