Discover two of the most visited villages in Spain. The first stop of the day will be the mountain top village of Guadalest, where you will have ample time to explore this truly stunning place and visit one of the numerous museums, shops and cafes.
Discover two of the most visited villages in Spain. The first stop of the day will be the mountain top village of Guadalest, where you will have ample time to explore this truly stunning place and visit one of the numerous museums, shops and cafes.
An action-packed coach trip taking you to some of the most interesting and colourful parts of the Costa Blanca. Suitable for all the family, the Coast & Caves excursion includes visits to a medieval village, a beautiful coastal town, stunning countryside and some facinating caves. This is a full day excursion that will leave you with lovely memories of a fun and interesting day out.
The coastal town of Villajoyosa is famous for its brightly coloured houses that adorn the Mediterranean shoreline. This special little town is known as “Chocolate city” as it is home to some of the finest chocolatiers in Spain and the largest chocolate factory “Valor”.
The village of Algar is in complete contrast to Benidorm and really is a holiday must. There is something for everyone at this beautiful paradise. The Waterfalls are such a peaceful place, where you can just sit and relax while dipping your toes in the icy cold water in one of the many pools. For the more adventurous there are areas designated for diving into the icy cold waters if you dare!
Discover two of the most visited villages in Spain. The first stop of the day will be the mountain top village of Guadalest, where you will have ample time to explore this truly stunning place and visit one of the numerous museums, shops and cafes.
Spain is famous for its winemaking and arguably produces some of the worlds finest wines and the Costa Blanca is no exception.
Located just 30-40 miutes away from Benidorm, you will find the award winning wine making region of Jalon, set in a picturesque valley surrounded by mountains.
Every November, Benidorm celebrate’s its Fiestas Mayores Patronales in honour of the Virgen del Sufragio and San Jaime. The fiestas begin on the weekend of November’s second Sunday and end the following Wednesday.
Support Benidorm’s local football team. Weekly matches on a Sunday, Kick-off 12:00 o’clock.
After the success of the very 1st Elvis at the Blue Lagoon, this event will be returning on Thursday 20th June 2024 for a second year.
The Fallas is a traditional celebration held in commemoration of San José (Saint Joseph) in the Valencian Community. The word Fallas (or Falles in Valenciano) can refer either to the celebrations themselves or to the giant, colourful papier-mâché effigies which are eventually burnt on the final night of the celebrations.
The Moors and Christians Fiesta (Moros y Cristianos) is a tradition dating back to the 16th Century, and commemorates Christians’ triumph after the great battle which took place in the 13th Century, ending the Moors’ 800 year rule of Spain.
THE BEST ELVIS POOL PARTY GOING!!!
Monday 22nd April, see your favourite ELVIS ETA’s, Ciaran Houlihan and Louis Brown at the stunning Algar waterfalls for the ultimate closing party of the 2024 Elvis Benidorm Fiesta.
Set sail along the coast to Tabarca, the only inhabited island on the Costa Blanca. Here you will have approx. 2 hours free time to explore the island before sailing across to Alicante. After 2 hours free time in Alicante it will be time to set sail back to Benidorm. Boat leaves Benidorm port at 10:00, returns at 18.45.
No visit to Benidorm is complete without a night out at the world famous Benidorm Palace. Enjoy dancers, acrobats and magicians from around the world in elegant surroundings at this top class “Vegas” style show.
A fun and interesting way to discover hidden parts of Benidorm whilst learning about the history of this world-famous holiday resort. No experience necessary. The guides will show you how to correctly and safely ride a Segway and you’ll have chance to have a practice on the flat ground before heading off in a small group to begin your adventure.
Travel by boat to the Costa Blanca’s only inhabited island, Tabarca. A lovely place to spend a day relaxing in the sun, with its beaches, coves and clear water. You’ll find several restaurants serving up typical local dishes. You’ll also discover interesting monuments, the lighthouse and the 18th Century Governor’s House.