With more than 300 sunny days every year, beautiful beaches and coves bathed by the Mediterranean Sea and a wide range of daytime and evening leisure activities, Benidorm is one of Spain’s main tourist destinations.
Benidorm’s beaches are among the most highly valued in Europe for their length and cleanliness. With transparent waters and fine golden sands, they are an irresistible invitation to enjoy a refreshing swim, sunbathe, practice water sports or relax while watching the stunning sunsets. The Grupo Bali hotels are all located next to the city’s main beaches.
Urban sand beach with calm waters located next to Benidorm’s seafront promenade. It provides a wide range of services (sun beds, showers, lifeguard, bars, access for people with reduced mobility) and it has a family-friendly, youthful and lively atmosphere.
Urban beach with golden sands and few waves, less busy and quieter than Levante. It offers a wide range of services and direct access to Benidorm’s old town. With a family-friendly atmosphere, Poniente Beach is particularly famous for its incredible sunsets.
With a total of 26 buildings of over 100 metres in height and more than 300 that surpass 15 floors, Benidorm is the city with the most skyscrapers per inhabitant in the world.
Gran Hotel Bali 4* became a landmark of Benidorm’s urban-planning history when it was inaugurated in 2002 by being the tallest hotel in the city and in the whole of Europe. With 52 floors and 186 metres in height, the hotel is today an icon of Benidorm’s skyline. Furthermore, its rooftop has been hosting the Base Jump World Championship since 2009.
From any of the Grupo Bali hotels, you will be just minutes away from Benidorm’s water and theme parks: Terra Mítica, Aqualandia, Mundomar, Terra Natura and Aqua Natura.
Cuisine in Benidorm is as varied as its tourists. In the city you can enjoy local paella and rice dishes, including traditional ones such as arroz caldoso and arroz a banda as well as seafood rice stew and coca rellena among others. One of the best gastronomic routes is on Calle Mallorca and Calle Lepanto and in Rincón de Loix. If you fancy some tapas, Plaza de la Constitución is the place to go to, right in the heart of Benidorm’s old town.
Benidorm offers many cultural proposals that will help you discover the soul of this Mediterranean tourist destination. Wax museums, agricultural museums, a Maritime Cultural Centre and a tin soldier museum are just some of its main attractions, as well as hundreds of unique monuments where you can immortalise the best moments of your holidays, including the Mediterranean Balcony, the Church of San Jaime and Les Caletes Tower.
Benidorm’s location, just a few miles away from natural spaces such as Sierra Helada Natural Park, Sierra Cortina, Puig Campana and Tossal de la Cala make it an ideal destination for active tourism lovers and visitors who wish to carry out activities in the heart of nature. Hiking, cyclotourism, horse riding and adventure sports such as paragliding and microlight flying are just some of the proposals the city has to offer. Also, Benidorm has many different golf courses and sports centres.
