Rainbow Benidorm

Benidorm, a picturesque coastal city on the eastern coast of Spain, is renowned for its sun-soaked beaches, lively nightlife, and vibrant LGBTQ+ community. As the holiday season approaches, Benidorm is set to embrace the festive spirit with an inclusive and joyous celebration known as the "Happy Holigays." This event not only encourages travel to Benidorm during Christmas and New Year's but also highlights the city's thriving gay bars within the gay village, adorned with enchanting Christmas decorations. The Happy Holigays event is a unique initiative that beautifully merges the joy of the holiday season with the vibrant atmosphere of Benidorm's LGBTQ+ community. The local gay village, already a hub of entertainment and inclusivity, transforms into a dazzling wonderland during this festive period. Gay bars throughout the area go all out in adorning their spaces with a myriad of dazzling Christmas decorations, illuminating the streets with festive cheer. Visitors

 A new Spanish animal welfare law was published in the Spanish Official Gazette on March 28, 2023, and will officially be enacted on September 29, 2023. That is good news for dogs, cats, and other pets or animals in general in Spain. However, there are still a few uncertainties about implementing this far-reaching law to guarantee the welfare of animals. What does this favorable law say about going to a restaurant, bar, or hotel with a dog, or what if you want to use public transport? Picture by Pixabay One of the most important points of the law is the right of access of pets to public transport, institutions, and public spaces. According to Article 29. 2, of the law, “public and private establishments, hotels, restaurants, bars and other establishments where drinks and food are consumed” may allow the entry of pets that do not pose a danger to people, other animals, and property. The 'ley de Bienestar Animal' stipulates that pets may only stay in "areas not intended for

Discover the freedom to explore Benidorm like never before with the premium rental services of Benidorm Motos! They offer a wide range of options for your transportation needs. Whether you're looking to zip around the bustling streets on a sleek moped, effortlessly glide along the scenic promenades on an electric scooter, or want to be accessible for all with a comfortable mobility scooter or wheelchair, they have got you covered. The top-notch fleet is well-maintained and ready to provide a safe and enjoyable experience. Enjoy Benidorm's sights, sounds, and sun-soaked charm with convenience and ease. Benidorm Motos Contact Benidorm Motos today to book your preferred mode of transport and embark on an unforgettable adventure! You can find their website  here  or just pay them a visit at the Torre Principado, Av. del Mediterraneo 62, Local  Nr 48. Benidorm Motos And if that's not enough for you Benidorm Motos also rents boats, with or without a license.

In the center of Benidorm, close to the town hall, you can find Hotel Primavera Park. Apart from the fact that it has a particularly beautiful and ultra-modern design, the fairly new hotel has something very special, namely a breathtaking and at the same time romantic roof terrace with a swimming pool that seems to run to the end of the roof. It gives you a fantastic view of Benidorm. Picture by Harry Fabel The roof terrace is accessible to everyone from 11 am until late in the evening. There is a cozy bar and various places to sit, lie, or lounge. On some days there are special evenings with live music and/or a DJ. On the first floor, the hotel has another large outdoor pool with sunbeds and an excellent bar. Picture by Harry Fabel You can of course also book your holiday in this beautiful hotel, which is only a few 100 meters from Levante beach and the old city center. More information can be found here .

Imagine you are on the beach of Benidorm and a man comes to you who says that he is working at a bar along the promenade and would like to get you your favorite cocktail so that you can enjoy it later on your beach spot without any problems. That is possible, unfortunately, these are scammers who, in addition to the fact that you will pay too much, will also put products in your cocktail that are not original, very cheap, and even dangerous. The cocktails are also often prepared in the back of a truck under very unsanitary conditions. So don't do it! Pictures courtesy of the Benidorm Police This kind of scam is common on Levante Beach. The scammers scour the beach line looking for potential victims. Often unsuspecting groups find such kind of service on the beach a luxury. Don't go into it and rather drink a real cocktail at one of the cozy terraces on the promenade itself. These bars have the necessary licenses to serve you the best products.

What is the Canicula you might ask? In the period from July 15/20 to August 15/20, the bright star Sirius of the constellation of the Great Dog (Can Mayor/Canicula) rises with the sun and is referred to as the height of summer or 'high summer'. In Spain, this period is accompanied by temperatures of up to 40 degrees or even more. Picture by Pixabay So the Spanish high summer is accompanied by high temperatures, both during the day and at night, especially in Andalusia, Extremadura, Murcia, Castilla-La Mancha, and the Madrid region where temperatures can rise to 40 degrees or even more. With climate change, it is difficult to indicate what the average temperatures are in Spain today, also because the country is quite large and diverse in terms of weather. But the AEMET, the Spanish meteorological service, speaks of an average temperature of 23 degrees in the summer months, with peaks in the months of June, July, and August. The rainiest month in Spain is June and the warmest mo