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Benidorm’s culinary scene

The city of Benidorm is a benchmark for quality tourism. For decades, Benidorm has positioned itself as a tourist destination, which has resulted in it having an excellent range of culinary options.

Benidorm’s cuisine has been shaped by tradition, and the city’s maritime legacy is still visible in time-honoured recipes based on top quality products linked to the sea. This vibrant city also boasts a varied international culinary scene, with renowned chefs from near and far using their creativity to create avant-garde dishes. And, of course, you can’t leave without trying Alicante’s famous rice dishes.

Benidorm’s cultural agenda

If there’s one destination that has a huge variety of activities and shows, it’s Benidorm, the high-rise city. The city offers a varied programme of music, fashion and sports festivals, as well as numerous other traditional festivals. The Moors and Christians Festival, the Bonfiresof San Juan and the Carnival are just some of the leisure activities in this lively town in the province of Alicante.
The activities and events in its cultural programme take place in different locations throughout the municipality, such as cultural facilities, churches, or in the streets themselves.
A dynamic and fun city where boredom is just a choice.

Special climate

The town of Benidorm enjoys a special climate. Its orographic conditions give it possibly one of the best climates on the Iberian Peninsula, which are already good in themselves in the Spanish Levante.
With an average temperature of 17 degrees and very little rainfall, Benidorm is an ideal place to stay. Here there’s always a high probability of getting good weather.