La Cala de Finestrat is situated in Finestrat (Alicante) and it is the only one beach that this district has. It is the cove that is just before Benidorm's Poniente Beach, and it is close to Vila Joiosa so you can't miss it, in spite of the fact that it is still hard to track down the way. La Cala de Finestrat is the main sea shore in the district of Finestrat. It borders the city of Villajoyosa toward the southwest and Benidorm toward the northeast. Being so close to the city of Benidorm it is considered one of the city's beaches to consider.

West Beach is a wonderful scenic beach based in a small bay, with opportunities to explore and experience water-washed stone formations and enjoy whale or fishing watching. A framed way provides easy access to this superb sea shore where the rocks have been sculpted naturally into interesting shapes. A post with seating on the way is a decent vantage highlight appreciates the views and spot whales and their infant youthful during winter when they may shelter close to shore. This exquisite sea shore is calmer and ideal for individuals needing to invest significant energy from the hustle and bustle.

The area around Alicante has been possessed for more than 7000 years, with the 1st tribes of hunter gatherers descending continuously from Central Europe between 5000 and 3000 BC. By 1000 BC Greek and Phoenician traders had started to visit the eastern coast of Spain, establishing small exchanging ports and acquainting the local Iberian tribes with the letter set, iron and the earthenware wheel. Alicante was at long last taken in 1246 by the Castilian lord Alfonso X, however it passed soon and unquestionably to the Kingdom of Valencia in 1298 with the King James II of Aragon.

Whether you’re in Benidorm for a weekend break or couple of week holiday, make sure to visit Benidorm Island, one of this area’s best natural attractions. Benidorm Island is an islet situated around 3.5km from the coast of terrain Benidorm. It has numerous nicknames, one of which is The Rock, as some trust it's the missing piece from the highest point of Puig Campana Mountain behind Benidorm. Another moniker is Peacock Island Benidorm, because of the enormous peacock populace here. Whatever name you give it, this small island is certainly worth a visit during your vacation to Benidorm.

Platja de Sant Pere is a beautiful small beach which is less than 100 metres in length and 60-80 metres in width. The water is crystal clear and the beach is very friendly. The view from the sea shore is radiant, especially to the Formentor peninsula. On the two sides of the water there are low cliffs. There is a little latrine at the sea shore. Free parking is possible in the streets close to the sea shore. The sea shore is very much joined in however seldom to swarm as the sea shore still is some sort of a secret tip.

The park is divided into 4 different areas to explore: Europe, Asia, Pangea and America. The most significant characteristic is the immediate connection with growers of tomatoes, sweet peppers and cucumbers. TNI was started by growers with the point of shortening the chain by establishing an immediate connection among growers and end customers. This close participation with growers and the focus on the specific item gathering of vegetables make TNI a profoundly effective and decisive organization. Spend entire day finding out about untamed life, while investigating habitats with this admission pass to Terra Natura in Benidorm.

The Terra Mítica Park provides a magical visit to all tourists. It is separated into five areas inspired on the five civilisations of the Mediterranean: Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia and The Islands. Stroll through the port of Alexandria at the hour of Cleopatra or go to the Games in Olympia... these are just a couple of the options accessible in the distinctive themed areas, also spectacular attractions such as "The Rescue of Ulysses" and the "Magnus Colossus" monster thrill ride. There are also some 300 actors and specialist staff who engage visitors with in excess of twenty live shows.

Relax in the quietness of scenic Playa de Llevant. Take a beach chair on Rent or just spread a towel on the sand and enjoy the fabulous views of Ibiza. If a refreshing swim seems welcoming, know that this sea shore tends to encounter stronger currents and higher waves than different areas of the island. It's also famous with nudists, as its sand dunes give private and sheltered areas. Bring along a cookout or snatch something to eat at one of the several beachside restaurants and bars. It is the most as of late made sea shore and has been open since 2006.