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Enjoy the fun of the seaside with a weekend retreat in Benidorm
Fancy a weekend break in Benidorm? When the grind of life is getting you down, sometimes you just need to get away from it all - and Spain's best-loved beach resort is always a good option. This Costa Blanca town offers all the fun of the seaside. If you just want to relax on the sand, close your eyes and soak up the sun, you've come to the right place!
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Why should I go to Benidorm for the weekend?
Benidorm has been popular for decades, and it's still a great choice for anyone who loves the beach. During a weekend break in Benidorm, you can relax on the famous Playa de Levante. This is the city's most famous beach, known for its lively atmosphere and excellent restaurants and bars. If you'd rather avoid the crowds, then head for Playa de Poniente during your Benidorm weekend getaway. Quieter and more relaxed, this beach offers great views of the sunset. Benidorm is also known for its amusement parks. Aqualandia is a water park with slides, wave pools and rides to suit all ages, while the Terra Mítica theme park, with a range of thrill rides, will take you back in time to the glory days of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
Where should I stay during a weekend retreat in Benidorm?
That depends on what you're looking for. If you're all about the nightlife, then choose holiday lettings in Benidorm in the Levante area. This is where Benidorm's best clubs and bars can be found, so you won't have far to stumble home. In particular, Avenida de Mallorca is known as the centre of international nightlife, where visitors from across Europe come together to dance the night away. The Poniente neighbourhood has more of a laid-back, chilled-out vibe, without so many revellers. Benidorm Old Town has lots of character and charm; its narrow historic streets are ideal for exploration by day, and there are plenty of shops and restaurants to visit. If you want a true taste of the Mediterranean, the Old Town is the best place to stay. Keep in mind that the narrow, cobbled streets are a struggle if you're wearing high heels; visitors who stay in the Old Town during their weekend retreat in Benidorm should make sure to bring comfortable shoes.