Flights to Benidorm

Benidorm might have a slightly outdated image, but that is far from the truth! With trendy rooftop bars, beautiful restaurants, and exciting activities in the city and its surroundings, there is plenty to do for both young and old. Additionally, Benidorm is a great destination year-round, with an average maximum temperature of no less than 16 degrees Celsius in winter! So, when are you going?

How do I fly to Benidorm?

Benidorm doesn't have its own airport, but the closest one is just a 40-minute drive away, in Alicante. A bit further are the cities of Murcia and Valencia, both about an hour and a half's drive from Benidorm. So, you'll be at your destination in no time!

Alicante

Alicante is a great city in the south of Spain, with beautiful buildings, stunning beaches, and plenty of shops. The ideal destination for a relaxing sun holiday—you really can't get bored here!

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Tips for your road trip in Benidorm

In the surroundings of Benidorm, you'll find plenty of beautiful nature and charming little villages. The best way to explore the area is by taking a road trip. A rental car, for example from Valencia, is a great option. The following destinations and sights are ones you definitely shouldn’t miss!

Guadelest Castle and Reservoir

Guadelest is a small town over 1000 years old. The castle is central and once defended the town against the Moors. It is one of the most famous villages in southern Spain, and rightly so, as the town is partially integrated into the rocks! And from the village, you can also enjoy a stunning view of the Guadelest Reservoir!

The Algar waterfalls

The Algar river has several stunning waterfalls where you can cool off from the hot Spanish sun. The trail along the waterfalls is about 1.5 km long, and the entrance fee is €4 for adults. Enjoy the nature, the beautiful blue river water, and the amazing flora found in the park!

Puig Campana

For the adventurers among us, the Puig Campana mountain is definitely a must! You can climb the mountain, take on challenging hikes, or simply enjoy the beautiful nature. Make sure you wear good hiking shoes, bring plenty of water, and have hiking experience. It's not the highest mountain in the world, but definitely not for beginners!

The village of Finestrat

A visit to one of the many traditional Spanish villages is a must when you're in southern Spain. Finestrat is one such village, located near Benidorm, in the mountains. Wander through the small, charming streets, visit the beautiful viewpoint El Castell for the most stunning views, and stop by one of the cute cafés you’ll find in the village.