Walking Tour Benidorm

It’s an authentic experience that lets you discover Benidorm from the inside. ‍ A local guide born in Benidorm This isn’t a run-of-the-mill tour: you’ll get to know the city through someone who grew up here, with real stories, anecdotes and details you won’t find online. Audio guides included You’ll be able to hear all the explanations clearly, even in noisy or crowded areas. ️ A route designed to help you understand Benidorm You won’t just see the sights; you’ll understand how a small fishing village became an international tourist destination. A comfortable and well-organised tour An easy walking route, with strategic stops and a pace suitable for everyone. Unique views and hidden gems From the Balcón del Mediterráneo to the old town, you’ll discover the city’s most special spots.

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   Benidorm Town Hall ( Ayuntamiento )

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   Benidorm Town Hall, which opened in 2003 in the Parque de l'Aigüera, is known as the "skyscraper" due to its unusual horizontal design, built across an old ravine. It is notable for having the names of the 65,000 residents registered at the time of its construction engraved on its glass façade

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   Stop 2

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   Benidorm Marina, situated between Poniente Beach and Cerro de Canfali, is a small haven of authentic maritime charm that stands in stark contrast to the surrounding skyscrapers. Established in 1963, it is notable for being the departure point for Benidorm Island, for its fleet of traditional fishing boats, and for being home to a sailing school.

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   Levante Beach in Benidorm is one of the most famous beaches in Europe, renowned for its more than 2 km of fine golden sand, calm waters and lively promenade. Facing south, it offers sunbathing opportunities almost all day long and is known as the party area, offering a full range of amenities and a great atmosphere, setting it apart from the quieter Poniente Beach.

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   Stop 4

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   Poniente Beach in Benidorm, stretching for over 3 km, is the longest and quietest beach in the city, ideal for families and domestic tourists. It is renowned for its modern, undulating promenade – which has won international awards – its stunning sunsets, clean waters with seagrass beds, and high-quality facilities.

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   Stop 5

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   Elche Park is a central urban park located in the city of Benidorm. It is situated in the city centre, at the end of Calle Colón, near Benidorm harbour and right by the coast, on Poniente Beach.

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   Stop 6

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   This 400-metre-long linear park runs through the centre of Benidorm, and you can find (almost) everything here: green spaces, two open-air theatres, a children’s playground… If you walk the length of it, it starts at the bullring and ends at Benidorm Town Hall, right in the heart of the city, which is why it’s one of the most popular spots for tourists when they decide to head away from the beaches.

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   Stop 7

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   Benidorm Bullring, which opened on 8 July 1962, is an iconic venue that combines bullfighting with major concerts and cultural events. Situated next to Parque de l'Aigüera, it is notable for its multifunctional use and its upcoming transformation into a modern cultural and youth centre by 2029.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.