Balcon del Mediterraneo
A blue-tiled balustrade viewpoint on the rocky headland between Benidorm's two main beaches. Free to visit and the best place to take in both bays, the island, and the coast stretching north.
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Benidorm
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Europe’s package-holiday capital lines a wide sandy beach with high-rise hotels and delivers year-round sun at prices that undercut most Mediterranean competitors. Budget travellers who look past the resort reputation find genuinely cheap accommodation, especially in the low season, and a surprisingly good old town. The two main beaches and the headland viewpoint between them cost nothing, and the old-town alleys are free to wander. Winter is the real bargain window, with warm days and the lowest room rates of the year.
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Benidorm Old Town
The original fishing village core perched on the headland between the two beaches, with whitewashed houses, narrow lanes, and tapas bars. Free to explore and a budget-friendly contrast to the resort strip below.
Levante Beach
A wide, long crescent of golden sand backed by the Benidorm skyline, with free public access and calm shallow water. The beach has full public facilities without requiring a sunbed rental.
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