Balcon del Mediterraneo

This is a lovely place to visit and we were eager to see if they had added or retracted by doing the archaeological work. Unfortunately all.of the glass windows that they have pain in the floors are dripping with conensation. It's hoped they sort this out soon or it may hasten the decay off the ruins that they have tried to exhibit.

This is one of the must see sights in Benidorm. In a city perhaps better known for its bars and night life this is a special place. With views of the island and the vast beach, even on a winter’s day, it gives fantastic photo opportunities. Those fit enough can walk down to the farthest point for the best views. I imagine in the peak tourist season that it would become fairly crowded. The cafe here is a good place to sit and relax.

This place is such a must, I loved it! It is aesthetically beautiful with a contrast of blue and white. I loved it when cities add aesthetically beautiful places so that we can take poetic photos. It is a magnet for tourists. You have amazing views of the sea from there. Must visit on a sunny day! Might be tricky to take photos without people but depending on the time of the day and your patience, you can manage it.

A nice romantic place to see the city lights at night. Usually there are street vendors selling little things and musicians serenading the tourists. A great place to just wander around. It’s pretty during the day as well but I’d recommend it at night. There were tons of people despite covid, so if you’re weary of that you may want to avoid it during the peak summer months. Tons of shops, restaurants and bars nearby.

It is one of the best and most relaxing areas, especially when you are there in the summer. Sunrise great area to relax and if you need to have a bit of quiet moment. Throughout the day, busy but lovely. Cafeteria and restaurant is there so perfect spot to have breakfast, lunch or dinner. Eaten there myself so I can fully recommend it.
When it comes to Sunset. Perfect spot for those perfect photographs. Area in sunset can be busy but also quiet. It really depends what day it is.

Overal I would recomend the place. You get views of new Benidorm and old Benidorm.

This area divides the town of Benidorm and is a lovely walk up past the church, where you can meet friends or just look out at both beaches. Painted in blue and white it always look so clean. There is now a small area of an archeological dig which is interesting to look.

I am at the Gran Bali and am the tour leader of a group of 24 Icelandic + 60 citizens. Our experience is very good. The hotel staff are doing their outmost to give us their best service in the Covid-environment. Benidorm is very much alive and almost everything is open. We have been to Guadalest. Toured Albir, Altea and Calpe with great succsses. Been to the Market in Cala Finestrat, dined at Topo Gigio and more.

Great place to view Benidorm from. Some fantastic bars to enjoy a cold drink and soak up the atmosphere. Good selection of local craft stalls to grab a bargain. Well worth a visit.

This is my favourite place along the seafront. A bit of a climb to get to it but well worth it. The views both sides of old and new towns are stunning. The atmosphere is relaxed and there are musicians playing lovely Spanish music. There are bars and restaurants and a visit to the church which is also beautiful.

This is the place to be for the most beautiful view of Benidorm! Surrounded by the blue water it's really peaceful. We like to come there in the morning.