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 Wednesday in Summer we offer return transport from Calpe and Altea to Benidorm’s theme parks. Travel by air-conditioned coach from one of our central pick-up points in Calpe and Altea to your chosen destination in Benidorm.
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.
Calpe, also known as “Little Gibraltar” for its prominent rock the “Peñon de Ifach” that protects the port is the destination for this lovely ½ day trip. Famous for its fish restaurants and endless white sandy beaches, Calpe is the perfect place to spend a few hours away from Benidorm.
Perfect for those who prefer to explore and discover the city at their own pace and at their own leisure. The capital of the Costa Blanca offers a variety of museums and monuments, shops and shopping centers.
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.
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.
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 second Saturday of the month and end the following Wednesday.
See in the new year on 31st December at the world famous Benidorm Palace. A night packed full of entertainment from two live bands: New Bambu and Los Happys, excellent food plus a DJ from 4am!
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.
A 1 hour ride through Spanish countryside. The Sierra Helada Equestrian Centre is the first of its kind in the area, and offers an exciting opportunity to experience the beauty of the Sierra Helada nature reserve on horseback.
Try something different! Explore Spain’s rugged Costa Blanca Mountains while gliding downhill on a bicycle. A 1-hour journey takes you to the highest mountain of the Costa Blanca - the Aitana Mountain Range.
Set sail along the coast to Tabarca, the only inhabited island on the Costa Blanca. Here you will have approx. 3 hours free time to explore the island before sailing across to Alicante. After 2 ½ hours free time in Alicante it will be time to set sail back to Benidorm. Boat leaves Benidorm port at 10:30, returns at 18.30.
A fun and interesting way to discover hidden parts of Calpe. 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.
