Benidorm Pictures

This is the sandy holiday hub for those who're out for fun and frolics, and is known as the sunrise beach. In high season it can get pretty crowded, although there are quite literally thousands of sun beds (over 5000 in case you're curious). It's backed by a broad promenade sporting bars and cafes and in short...it's lively!

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Benidorm city centre, several shops and establishments of all kind as well as the beach and the public transportation

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Beyond the Old Town, PONIENTE BEACH is to the west of LEVANTE, and comprises a mammoth golden curl of excellent fine sand. Huge! If you don't want quite such a hectic time having fun in the sun this will be your better option as PONIENTE tends to be slightly less crowded.

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Sports bars, cheap drinks bars, a place wherw you can catch up with your favourite soaps, or friendly locals... your find them here.

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Benidorm probably has more hotels per sq. metre than anywhere else in Spain. However, you need to be cautious as many of the hotels cater for mass tourism and package holidays. Low prices often mean low quality

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In Summer, Benidorm is one big party. With more then 30 Discos, Benidorm offers nearly everything needed for a "busy" nightlife. ...

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Every visitor should venture into Benidorm Old Town where you will find an abundance of shops with all goods on display up and down, in and out of every nook a cranny. This goes for bars cafes and restaurants too. Narrow streets hold their charm and character in the form of different and interesting shaped buildings. Benidorm Old Town is not to be ignored when on

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Benidorm is a privileged place, with an exceptional climate all the year round, which enjoys all the advantages of its location, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
Surrounded by mountains and open to the south on the double curve of its beaches, its exceptional microclimate allows the tourist to enjoy nature during every season of the year.

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The people of Benidorm are friendly, and very large English and Irish communities have made Benidorm their home. With all that Benidorm has to offer, it is no wonder that so many who have visited it end up becoming permanent residents.

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The views are quite spectacular, with both a broad panorama of the sea

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Starting at the back of the beach, the long promenade a great place to, well, promenade, is backed by an attractive, paved access 'road' so there're few motor vehicles. In fact, it's very much a sort of pedestrianised area fronted by any number of cafes, restaurants and bars - a truly eclectic mix. They range from rock themes, through cheap and cheerful, and on to the smart and sophisticated

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The skyline of Benidorm is today its landmark with lots of skyscrapers to accommodate large amounts of visitors at one time. Even though the last majority of the visitors in Benidorm on the Costa Blanca in Spain never leave the town during their stay you just have to go a bit inland to see the real Spanish countryside.

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