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!

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.

Immerse yourself in a parallel world at the Mediterranean Gardens of L’Albarda and then enjoy an afternoon at the bustling sea port of Denia.

Take a journey of the stunning sights that surround Benidorm and experience the Costa Blanca lifestyle.  

Discover Tabarca Island on a day trip from Albir or Benidorm. Enjoy round-trip transportation, a ferry ride, and free time to explore the island’s beaches, coves, and historic sites.

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.

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.

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.

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 Saturday or Sunday.

Discover the authentic charm of Villajoyosa every Thursday with a boat trip from Benidorm. Sail along the stunning Alicante coastline and enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean before arriving at the port of this enchanting town. Upon disembarkation, a comfortable bus will take you directly to the heart of the street market, where you can explore a vibrant atmosphere full of local color, crafts, clothing, fresh products, and traditional flavors.

Introducing a totally new track for those who have a taste for real adventure! This is a unique chance to discover the “real Spain” and the spectacular Costa Blanca Mountain Range.

15€ per day / 85€ per week

Escape the busy resorts and beaches of the Costa Blanca for a day in the mountains. Choose from a range of short walks and hikes to suit all abilities.

An experience never to be forgotten! As the sun sets on Benidorm, the Marco Polo jeeps will head off inland through the natural tracks, passing through woods. Here you will experience the mysterious sensation of the shadows of the night.

What better way to explore Benidorm and surrounding areas than with a 125cc 2-seater scooter? Prices include 3rd party insurance and up to 2 helmets.