Tourist Guide For Benidorm, Costa Blanca, Spain

Benidorm is to love or hate this place. Since most of the Costa Blanca towns were once small fishing village it seems a shame when you get spoiled with the high rise developments, but if you visit or live on the Costa Blanca, you would not want all cities to be the same. Need some great centers where you can go for nightlife and great shopping. Benidorm is definitely the place.

to be close to Benidorm to look like Manhattan with a huge high-rises towering into the sky, but somehow it seems appropriate as opposed to maybe Calpe which is hemmed in by mountains and looks cramped. Benidorm is a huge sprawling metropolis and although there is no way we would not have thought of living there, we love it!

Benidorm, Spain is the largest town and is very well known, because the amount of British who were on package holidays here. Therefore, Benidorm has suffered from something tacky image associated with being cheap and cheerful, full of fish and chip shop and full of drunk English Lager Loutsa.

Fortunately Benidorm tourist board is now addressing this negative image, and seems to place more upmarket. It should also be noted that a tremendous amount of Spanish people enjoy holidays in Benidorm too.

There is a wonderful amount of attractions in Benidorm, of course, there are nightclubs, bars and restaurants in abundance, but Benidorm and the number of unique attractions not found elsewhere in fact the theme parks, Terra Mitica, Aqualandia and Mundomar.

The reason Benidorm has become so big and so popular is the beautiful setting and excellent weather all year round Benidorm with the most days to be clear, sunny and warm. There are two beautiful sandy beaches, Poniente and Levante, separated by rocky promontory that offers a breathtaking view in every smjeru.Benidorm beaches are long and wide, although very crowded in summer. Levante (left) is probably busier than a pony. There is also a very good beach south of the Pony Finestrat.

Benidorm has an old town near the castle, with its narrow streets.

Needless to say that Benidorm is full of restaurants, pubs, bars, cafes and nightclubs, many of them English and Irish.

From the beaches of Benidorm, you can see the stone known as Peacock Island because of the birds there. You can catch a boat from the port or better still catch a boat Calpe.Vode are very clear and full of shoals of fish.

Benidorm Palace offers Las Vegas style show with dinner ss dancers, flamenco, juggling, magicians and big band / orchestra.

south of Benidorm towards Villajoyosa is the International Casino, which often hosts well-known works. There is an entrance charge, and you need a passport to get in