Benidorm Beaches Alicante, Spain tourist guide

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Benidorm Beaches

Doubtlessly, the beaches are one of Benidorm's greatest appeals. A five-kilometre coastline marked by vast sands and secluded coves where one can enjoy a refreshing swim, as well as engage in water sports, like scuba diving, water skiing, windsurfing and sailing, etc.

PONIENTE
Promenade with lots of palm trees that make the environment truly beautiful. Great sand. The rocks beside the port are the best place for fishing. Blue flag.
Location: Benidorm
Length: 3200
Width: 80
Type of terrain: Fine Golden Sand
Type of waves: Moderate

LEVANTE
Located to the north of the harbour, Levante beach is one of the most beautiful in the city. Because of its urban location, it provides easy access to many services and to two kilometres of fine, golden sands. These emblematic sands are bordered by a busy promenade, filled with terraces and restaurants that are very lively at night.
Location: Benidorm
Length: 2000
Width: 66
Type of terrain: Fine Golden Sand
Type of waves: Still

CALA EL MAL PAS
This cove separates both of Benidorm's beaches (Poniente and Levante or West and East). It is a tranquil beach that enjoys views of the viewing point and the port.
Blue flag
Location: Benidorm
Length: 120
Width: 15
Type of terrain: Fine Golden Sand
Type of waves: Still

CALA TI XIMO
Small unspoilt cove near Levante Beach. Sunbeds and sunshades can be hired. The bottom of this cove is rocky, very suitable for scuba-diving. Also good for snorkelling.
Location: Benidorm
Length: 70
Width: 6
Type of terrain: Fine Golden Sand
Type of waves: Still