By respecting the rules in force in each place and following our recommendations, you can enjoy a lazy day on the beach or doing water sports. For more info, click on the picture below.
Beaches and coves
A sign of identity of Benidorm's sea front
Fine golden sand, transparent waters and beaches that are clean and well-kept throughout the year are the hallmarks of Benidorm's seafront.
At its northern end, there are two small coves of sand and rocks, Cala del Tio Ximo and Cala Almadrava, which are ideal for diving and for those who like to swim in solitude.
Behind them begins the lively promenade of the popular Levante beach, which, in addition to its full range of services, has the added attraction of a lively image all year round.
To the south of the port, the Poniente Beach competes with the previous one in terms of beauty and services, and both have in common the fact that, thanks to their orientation, they are bathed by the sun until sunset in winter and until after eight o'clock in summer. Between the two, in a stretch that corresponds to the old town and protected by the Cerro Canfali, is the small cove of Cala de Mal Pas and, opposite it, the Isla de Benidorm, a paradise for scuba diving enthusiasts.
Benidorm's beaches are renowned for the exceptional quality of their sand and water, characteristics that have been recognised with various national and international awards and certifications, such as three prestigious awards that accredit the quality and excellence of its beaches. These are the Q for Tourist Quality, the S for Sustainability and the Safe Tourism Certified.
In addition, there are 3 accessible beaches points where people with disabilities have the necessary facilities and assistance to access both the sandy areas and the water.
- Levante Beach, Murcia Street
- Poniente Beach, Mont Benidorm Avd.
- Poniente Beach, Elche Park
Its sand is soft and golden, perfect for sunbathing, playing or simply relaxing. But its quality goes beyond the surface. Constant cleaning and maintenance make Benidorm's beaches a safe and pleasant place for everyone.
The waters of Benidorm's beaches are another jewel. Clear and clean, they invite you to take a refreshing dip. They are home to an abundance of marine life and are a testament to the town's commitment to environmental protection.
This commitment to quality has not gone unnoticed. Benidorm has received numerous certifications and awards, including the Blue Flag, which confirms the quality of our beaches and waters.
Important info
Fine golden sand, transparent waters and beaches that are clean and cared for throughout the year are a trademark of the Benidorm seafront. At its north end, two small coves of sand and rock are very suitable for diving and for those who like to swim alone, Tio Ximo cove and Almadrava Cove.
Further on, starts the bustling promenade of the popular and busy Levante beach which in addition to its many facilities on offer also has the added attraction of being lively throughout the year.
South of the port, the magnificent Poniente beach, competes in beauty and facilities and both have in common that they have a south facing orientation, so in winter the sun shines all day until sunset and in summer until after eight. Between them, in the old town area and below the shelter of the Canfali hill is the small cove of Mal Pas Beach and opposite, the Benidorm island, a paradise for scuba divers.
