Beaches big and small

The resort clocks up 6km of luxuriously golden, sandy beaches, with the two largest being lush Levante and the slightly quieter Poniente. If you want something a bit more secluded, there’s a small stretch at the foot of the Old Town, or La Cala at the end of Poniente.

Fun for everyone

From beach playgrounds to thrilling theme parks and waterparks, Benidorm is great for keeping kids – and adults – amused all day, every day. And if it’s nightlife you’re after, there’s a smattering of neon-lit clubs, Brit-pubs, discos and cabarets never failing to thrill in Benidorm Square.

A town of two halves

The bold nature of this resort is pretty familiar, but Benidorm started as a village – it’s got a quaint Old Town to prove it. Take a wander and you’ll find cobbled streets, the blue-domed Church of San Jaime and tucked-away shops and tapas bars that paint a local picture.