Geographical Enclave

Much of the initial attractions of Benidorm is due to its location on the Mediterranean coast, facing a beautiful bay, split in two by the rocky point of the old castle and an orientation towards the south, while the rest of the cardinal was the protection of many other mountain ranges that protect it from the Levante winds or cold north, which enjoys the microclimate, especially in spring, winter and autumn, is extremely benign, with temperatures significantly higher than in the rest of the coast and sea water within limits that allow the bathroom all the time.

The attraction of Benidorm lies in its three beaches with blue flag, the highest distinction awarded by the European Union. These three beaches: Levante, Poniente and Mal Pas, which joins the small cove of Uncle Chimo. Also for a lively and varied nightlife.

Benidorm has experienced since the twentieth century measure shows an extraordinary urban transformation, which has passed its population of 5.000 inhabitants in the late 50's, to the current figure of 70.280 inhabitants, but because a vast majority foreigners are not counted will be an estimated 100.000 people during most of the year.