Altea - all beaches

The walk to the rock is lovely, but the bus service to the tram stop lacks information. However, there is a pole outside the wine shop across the road from the bus stop at the beach, which has left many people confused.

This place is an excellent spot to relax. With its soft sandy shore, nearby toilet facility and crystal clear water, you won't have to worry about overcrowding. The perfect place to spend a day in the sun.

That place was huge! Plus, the promenade was spick and span - a real sight to behold.

It was quite quiet at the beach, with only a few people around, and the temperature was a pleasant 24 degrees at the beginning of November.

Finestrat beach is a great alternative to the more crowded Poniente and Levante beaches in Benidorm, especially during the warmer months. The sand is golden, the water is crystal clear and there are stunning views. It is possible to hire sunbeds and umbrellas for around 6€ each, as well as access to toilets and changing rooms. There is plenty of space for a picnic with family or friends, and there are also a variety of bars, restaurants and hotels nearby, as well as parking (charges apply). easily accessible by bus from Benidorm Central or the bus station (number 2 bus for around 3.30€ return). Every Tuesday and Saturday there is an outdoor market at Carrer Tramuntana, 03570 (closes at around 1pm). Finestrat is 9km from Benidorm, which is home to the Old and New Towns. In the Old Town there are attractions such as Poniente

This spot is a delightful sight, situated just a short distance from Benidorm's Old Town. The water is pristine and perfect for snorkeling, although the waves can be quite strong, so not ideal for younger children. quite small, so due to the season and Covid-19 restrictions, access is limited. Nevertheless, it is a wonderful spot to enjoy the sun, sand and sea.