4 Reasons To Love Holidays In Benidorm

the tourist industry began in the 1960s, Benidormhotels in Benidorm. Situated in a quiet residential area
was a small village. Today the main features of theof Rincon de Loix, the Rialto is just a few metres
area are Benidorm’s hotel industry, beachesfrom the Levante Beach. This Benidorm hotel gives a
and skyscrapers.good setting to enjoy the sun, sea and the
Package deals to Benidorm are so popular with Britishwonderful Mediterranean climate.
tourists that there are whole sections of the city3: Pubs & Bars
where you’ll rarely hear a word of Spanish,In this area packed with Brit-friendly bars and pubs,
and there are pubs on every corner advertising anyou’ll never feel out of place as a Benidorm
‘authentic British menu’. Real Benidormholiday maker.
fans return year after year, several times a year.Cava Aragonesa Tapas Bar
There are two vast and magnificent beaches, theTapas is a staple food on a Costa Blanca holiday, and
Playa de Levante and the Playa de Poniente, and fourCava Aragonesa is a buzzing Tapas bar, usually filled
famous theme parks nearby. But as well as thesewith noise, chatter and laughter. The fact that it is
obvious attractions, Benidorm holidays can offergenerally packed with locals is testament to the
some more subtle attractions, giving the place thequality and authenticity of is huge array of delicious
kind of atmosphere that keeps the Brits coming backtapas. For anyone not familiar with tapas, all the
for more.dishes at Cava Aragonesa are displayed in both
1: SkyscrapersSpanish and English. For a really authentic feel you can
Sometimes referred to as the ‘Manhattan ofsit and eat at the bar.
Spain’ due to the unique skyline formed by itsSolid Rock Bar
numerous apartment buildings and tall hotels,When it comes to the Old Town you can take your
Benidorm is unlike anything else you’ll see onpick from countless small pubs in the narrow streets.
a Costa Blanca holiday.Old Benidorm lives on in the narrow streets near the
From a distance, Benidorm’s hotels form acastle, where English-owned pubs and bars have long
high-rise skyline that shimmers like a mirage,been part of the scenery. The Old Town’s
announcing an oasis where everything is geared toonly Scottish bar, the Solid Rock, is situated next to
entertainment and holidays. Benidorm’sthe church in the old town. In the Solid Rock, the
skyscrapers were built because developmentatmosphere is calm but jolly, and Benidorm holiday
outwards was restricted, so it had to go up.makers can sit back and watch all the best sports
The knock-on effect is that a lot of people on amatches.
cheap holiday to Benidorm get a marvellous sea view.4: Partying on a Benidorm Holiday
And the buildings are not shoulder-to-shoulder,Levante & Rincon de Loix
Manhattan-style. A multi-storey might take only 30A package deal to Benidorm would not be complete
per cent of any given plot, so they stand individuallywithout a trip to the Levante side, ideal if you like it
with sun and light around them.lively, where countless disco pubs and cabaret bars
2: Benidorm Hotelsare clustered and if you’re from the north or
Almost all the 144 hotels in Benidorm have beenthe south you’ll soon feel at home with the
refurbished since the mid-1990s, at least once andrelaxed northern club circuit humour. Look no further
sometimes twice. They are much less likely to feelfor your Costa Blanca holiday if you like a good sing
like processing units for tourists on cheap Benidormalong or are brave enough for karaoke.
holidays. Your Benidorm hotel is often a good startingLevante spreads out to the east or the Levante
point at night, many offering high quality livebeach, and there are major attractions focused in its
entertainment from cabaret to jazz, rock and dance.Rincon de Loix district - an epicentre of British
Rialto Hotel Benidormhospitality. The friendly bars and cafés are
The Servigroup Rialto Hotel Benidorm is a goodfestooned with Welsh, English and Scottish national
example of the many well-priced and comfortableflags, and jolly tourists on cheap holidays to Benidorm.