Immerse yourself in a parallel world at the Mediterranean Gardens of L’Albarda and then enjoy and afternoon at the bustling sea port of Denia.
Take a journey of the stunning sights that surround Benidorm and experience the Costa Blanca lifestyle.
Come with us on a journey of discovery as we take in the southern Costa Blanca en-route to the stunning city of Alicante. Alicante is know by many but explored by very few and has so much to offer, from its beautiful port and esplanade, the historic quarter with its maze of ancient streets that once formed part of the walled city, the vibrant central market and the shopping quarter with avenues lined with designer names and not to forget its castle perched high above Alicante keeping a watchful eye over the city.
Join us for the day as we visit the award winning wine making region of Jalon, home to one of the regions largest antiques markets and then on to the caves of skulls that are said to date back 150 million years.
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.
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.
From Memphis to Benidorm - ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Experience the ULTIMATE Elvis tribute show at the iconic Benidorm Palace on Monday 27th April 2026.
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.
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.
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Spain’s biggest event dedicated to "The King of Rock & Roll" returns to Benidorm in 2026 for the sixteenth year running and promises to be bigger and better than before. Event takes place from 24th to 26th April 2026
One of the area’s iconic landmarks, La Isla de Benidorm, as it’s know in Spanish, is a nature reserve located 3.5km from Benidorm’s beach. The island is home to several species of birds, including European storm petrels, peregrine falcons and Sardinian warblers, amongst others.
A great way to get out and about and discover some of the area’s hidden treasures. There’s a choice of four different routes for these fun tours, ranging from one to three hours in length.
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.
Why not hire a five person motor boat and discover some of the local coves for yourself, and even head over to Benidorm Island.
