Rainbow Benidorm

Benidorm often triggers images of towering skyscrapers and neon lights, but the city's true soul resides on Levante Beach. It is arguably one of the most famous urban beaches in Europe, and whether you crave high-energy crowds or simply love a golden coastline, it is a spectacle to behold. Picture by Harry Fabel The Sunrise Beach Known locally as the Playa de Levante, this stretch of coastline spans about two kilometers of fine, golden sand. Because of its southeast orientation, it catches the sun from the early morning until the very last rays of the evening. Energetic, bustling, and unashamedly fun. It is the ultimate spot for people-watching. The beach is framed by a staggering skyline of high-rises, giving it a unique "Manhattan-on-the Mediterranean" feel that you won't find anywhere else in Spain. The Promenade: A World in a Walk The broad, tiled boulevard running alongside the sand is the city’s main artery. It’s a place where different cultures and generations ...

If Levante Beach is Benidorms high-energy, neon-lit stage, Poniente Beach is its sophisticated, sun-drenched sanctuary. Stretching over 3 kilometers along the western coast of the city, Poniente offers a more relaxed, spacious, and authentically Spanish Mediterranean experience. Why do visitors love It? Picture by Harry Fabel Poniente is often the preferred choice for those looking to escape the frantic pace of the "New Town." Here is what makes it special:   Breathable Space: The beach is significantly wider than Levante, meaning that even in the height of summer, you can usually find a prime spot for your umbrella without feeling like you're sharing a towel with a stranger.   The Promenade: The award-winning promenade is an architectural marvel. Designed to mimic the movement of cliffs and waves, its colorful, flowing lines make for a stunning walk, especially during sunset.   A Local Vibe: This side of town feels more residential. You’ll find fewer themed pubs and more...