Join us on this fantastic free day out to the town of Villajoyosa which is famous for its chocolate and brightly painted houses that adorn the shoreline.
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”.
It’s sometimes claimed that the northern area is the most beautiful part of the Costa Blanca; rougher and greener, not so flat either, and therefore all the more surprising. You’ll make a stop in the artist’s village of Altea, famous amongst Spanish artists who come here for peace and inspiration.
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.
Whether you’re a sea lover or prefer to stay on the mainland, this excursion is a breath of fresh air, offering you the best of both worlds.
No visit to the Costa Blanca is complete without a trip to it’s jewel in the crown “Guadalest”. This fortified village perched precariously on a mountain top, is surrounded by some of the highest points in the province of Alicante, the Sierra Aixorta, Sierra Aitana and Sierra Serrella. Enjoy around three hours of free time to explore this beautiful town.
Benidorm’s famous annual Fancy Dress Party takes place on the Thursday after the November Fiestas. Thousands of British people, both residents and visitors are joined by people of other nationalities to participate in Europe’s biggest fancy dress street party.
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.
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 spectacular Three Kings procession is one of the highlights of Benidorm’s Christmas calendar, particularly for children, as it marks the arrival of their presents. The costumed trio ride through the streets, throwing sweets into the buzzing crowds.
Enjoy the Elvis extravaganza show at the Benidorm Palace on Sunday 1st November 2020. Now in its 10th year this popular festival will be staging the grand finale show for the 6th year running at the stunning Benidorm Palace.
New to Benidorm, the Sea Furious is a superfast 450HP jet boat capable of reaching speeds of 45 knots (over 80 km/h) within seconds. The boat’s extreme power means it can make bold and daring maneuvers such as swooping 360º spins, insane, jolting "crash stops" and surging side slides; like a runaway rollercoaster carriage that’s taken to the seas!
Do you want to visit the sights of Benidorm without doing too much walking? The Bendidorm "Bus Turistico" is a great way to see all three parts of the town without moving a muscle!
Fun for all the family at the Benidorm Circus every Saturday! Balancing acts, jugglers, magicians and clowns provide a memorable evening which promises fun and amazement for everybody. The Benidorm Circus bring you quality performers from all around the world.
