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Benidorm has been made famous by planeloads of Brits who pour themselves into the fun-loving resort on Spain’s Costa Blanca looking for a bargain holiday in the sun. And that’s just what you’ll find in this laidback destination that crosses genres – with groups of twenty-somethings looking for the next party happily mingling with families and retirees. The Best Things in Life (and Benidorm) Are Free – Or Pretty Cheap! If you’re heading to Benidorm with a group of mates and, after flights and accommodation, there’s not all that much collective cash left to flash, don’t worry – Benidorm is

Every year, the Spanish seaside town of Benidorm welcomes over 5 million tourists, eager to experience Benidorm’s white beaches and warm weather. The town attracts all sorts, from young revellers keen to join in on Benidorm’s boisterous nightlife, to elderly Northern Europeans flocking to the winter sun, to families drawn by the proliferation of theme and water parks. But beneath the surface of tourism, hotels, bars and clubs is a living, breathing city with a rich history. On your visit to this breathtaking town on Spain’s famous Costa Blanca, don’t miss the chance to experience the real, authentic Benidorm. Explore

Say the name “Benidorm” and you’ll instantly conjure three mental images. One is of a busy strip, thronged with a constantly shifting mass of young holidaymakers and bathed in the neon incandescence of the bars and clubs on either side, shouting out their wares with cheery signs and thundering bass. Another is of a beach, covered once more with holidaymakers, but this time of varying ages, sunbathing, talking, laughing and filling the air with the sounds of summer. The third is of a community of British migrants, enjoying their retirement in the hot, dry weather and low living cost the

Benidorm, the much-loved fun capital of the Alicante region on Spain’s Costa Blanca, is renowned as one of the world’s most active and vibrant resorts. Hugely popular with the British contingency, Benidorm is the ultimate party town, with a host of attractions targeting not only the young, free and single, but also families looking for an active beach holiday. With over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, it’s no surprise many of Benidorm’s hot ticket attractions make the most of the climate – including an impressive array of theme parks and water parks. Here are just three from the diverse

Benidorm is well known for its colourful social scene and its lively bars, restaurants and other nightspots. The area that backs onto Levante beach is the place to go for the clubs and bars that don’t open their doors until midnight and stay open until the early hours, and there are some fabulous eateries and family friendly bars in the old town too. The great thing about Benidorm’s nightlife is its variety and whether you are a group of friends wanting to live it up in the nightclubs or a family with young children, there is something for all here.