Benidorm Things to Do Tips by Synch_X

Benidorm beach Benidorm Review

The beach is very long so on a hot summers day this place is often very busy. Be sure to take some sandals if you want to walk around on the beach as the sand gets extremely hot. In the background is the island just off the coast, which you can get boat trips to. On your way along the beach you will probably notice many beautifully crafted sand sculptures, which I think you needed to pay a little money if you wanted to take a picture.

Benidorm proudly boasts two of the biggest, cleanest and most popular beaches in Spain. The two huge sweeping crescents stretch for a total of 6 kilometres and are known as "Levante" and "Poniente" - Spanish for sunrise and sunset. With consistently high quality Blue Flag bathing water, lifeguard patrols, a wealth of water sports and beachfront cafes, the beaches of Benidorm can rival the best in the world.

Directions: Head towards the coast, can't miss it.

View of Benidorm Benidorm Review

This was the view I got from the place where I was staying at. I have been told that up there in the mountains you can see the gap between the rocks which is where the island originated from. Apparenlty the huge boulder rolled out to sea to form the island which we can now see today. I'm not sure if that is accurate though as I didn't get to visit the island at the time.