Benidorm in June, what to expect from your holiday.   Benidorm is an all year round holiday destination and offers something for everyone, no matter what type of holiday you are looking for, but each month is slightly different with regards to weather and tourism - find out all about June here.

All areas of Benidorm will be busy, the weather is fantastic and everywhere is open, with 100s of shows available each and every night.  Use the Whats on Guide to see who is performing when and where.

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Benidorm In June, attracts a diverse range of tourists, including:

Sunseekers: Many tourists visit Benidorm in June to enjoy the warm and sunny weather. The temperatures are usually pleasant, making it an ideal time for sunbathing and relaxing on the beaches.

Families: June falls within the school vacation period in many countries, making it a popular time for families to travel. Benidorm offers family-friendly attractions such as theme parks, water parks, and sandy beaches.

Partygoers: Benidorm is known for its vibrant nightlife, and June is part of the high tourist season. Visitors looking for lively entertainment, bars, and clubs are likely to find a vibrant atmosphere in the evenings.

Couples: The pleasant weather and romantic ambiance of Benidorm make it a popular destination for couples. Whether strolling along the beaches or enjoying a sunset dinner, there are plenty of romantic options.

Adventure-seekers: Beyond the beaches, Benidorm offers opportunities for various water sports and outdoor activities. June provides favorable conditions for activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, and jet skiing.

Culture enthusiasts: While Benidorm is often associated with its beaches and nightlife, the region also has cultural attractions and historical sites. Tourists interested in exploring the local culture may visit places like the Old Town or attend cultural events.

Senior travellers: Benidorm has been a favourite destination for senior travellers, including retirees, who appreciate the pleasant climate, amenities, and a variety of activities. The city is equipped with facilities catering to the needs of older tourists.

Benidorm is a popular destination for tourists from the United Kingdom, Germany, and other European countries. The diverse attractions and activities in the area make it appealing to a wide range of travellers with different interests and preferences.

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Things to do in Benidorm during June.

In June, Benidorm offers a variety of activities and attractions for tourists to enjoy. Here are some things you can do in Benidorm during this time:

Beach Time: With warm and sunny weather, June is perfect for spending time on Benidorm's beautiful beaches. Playa Levante and Playa Poniente are the main beaches, offering golden sands and a range of water sports, but there are also 3 other smaller beaches, Mal Pas, Almadrava and Tio Ximo.  Find detailed information on all of Benidorm's beautiful beaches here.

Nightlife: Benidorm is famous for its vibrant nightlife. Enjoy the lively atmosphere in the bars and clubs, especially in areas like the British Square and the Rincon area.

Water Parks: Cool off at one of Benidorm's water parks., where you will find thrilling water slides and attractions for all ages.

Theme Parks: Visit Terra Mitica, a theme park with rides and attractions inspired by ancient civilizations. It's a great place for families and those seeking adrenaline-pumping experiences.

Terra Natura: Visit Terra Natura, a zoo and water park combined. It's an excellent choice for families, offering a chance to see a wide variety of animals and enjoy water attractions.

Mundomar: Explore Mundomar, a marine animal park where you can see dolphins, sea lions, and exotic birds. It's an entertaining and educational experience for visitors of all ages.

Old Town Exploration: Take a stroll through Benidorm's Old Town, known as Casco Antiguo. Discover narrow streets, charming squares, and traditional Spanish architecture. There are also plenty of shops and restaurants to explore.

Shopping: Explore the shopping opportunities in Benidorm. From local markets to modern shopping centres, you can find a variety of goods, including souvenirs, clothing, and artisan products.

Boat Trips: Take a boat tour along the coastline to enjoy stunning views of Benidorm from the sea.

Hiking and Nature: Explore the natural surroundings of Benidorm. Sierra Helada Natural Park offers hiking trails with breath taking views of the coastline.

EVENTS and FIESTAS DURING JUNE IN BENIDORM - Please note that dates may change slightly each year.  Find more information about local fiestas here.

20th – 24th  Hogueras de San Juan – Bonfires of Saint John –These fires signify the official beginning of summer.

As in March, monuments are built and exhibited in the days leading up to the night of 23rd these will then be destroyed by fire which symbolises the end of old feelings and experiences and the arrival of new hopes and desires.

The official bonfires are burned on the night of the 24th, but on the night of the 23rd, thousands of Benidorm people gather on the beaches of Levante,  Poniente and La Cala to celebrate the Noche de San Juan with amulets and symbols of the fiesta that is combined with the traditional jumping into the sea water to receive the promising summer.   Find more information here.

24th June is a RED day, a red day is a public holiday, like a bank holiday in the UK.

Average Monthly weather for June - Keep an eye on our daily weather forecast.

June in Benidorm is typically the 4th warmest and the 3rd driest month of the year. Sea temperatures are rising nicely and the days are long and sunny.

The number of "heatwaves" that occur in June, registered by the state weather agency AEMET have tripled in the past twelve years. 

Daytime temperature - 26.2°C.

Nightly temperature - 16.2°C.

Average temperature - 21.2°C.

Daily sunshine - 10.4 hrs.

Average rainfall - 22 mm.

Rainy days - 6 days.

Sea temperature - 21.6°C.

Humidity - 66%.

Windspeed - 11.5kph.

Please Note all these temperatures are taken in the SHADE as all Spanish and indeed Benidorm weather forecast readings are. The data used in these monthly averages covers a period of over 100 years right up until last year.

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Benidorm in July, what to expect from your holiday.   Benidorm is an all year round holiday destination and offers something for everyone, no matter what type of holiday you are looking for, but each month is slightly different with regards to weather and tourism - find out all about July here.

The one word to describe Benidorm in July is HOT....... If you are a sun and beach lover then this is the perfect month for you.  Keep in mind that July is one of the busiest times of the year in Benidorm, so it's advisable to book accommodation and activities in advance. Also, be prepared for higher prices and larger crowds during this peak tourist season. 

What clientele visits Benidorm in July?  Believe it or not the number of British tourists tends to start to decline during the month of July, this is mainly due to some preferring the slightly cooler months and as it is classed as high season prices can be high.  Spanish children break up at the end of June and this means that Spanish domestic tourists flock to Benidorm during the summer, especially those from nearby cities and regions, to escape the heat of the interior of the country.

Benidorm during July is also very popular with many other Northern European countries and there will be many French, Portuguese, Dutch, German and Belgian etc enjoying holidays here. Benidorm's popularity extends to visitors from other European countries and beyond, including tourists from North America, Asia, and the Middle East.

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The diversity of nationalities in Benidorm contributes to its vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Keep in mind that English is widely spoken in Benidorm due to the high number of British tourists, but you can usually find information and services available in multiple languages to accommodate the diverse clientele.

Families: Many families with children visit Benidorm during July because of the family-friendly amenities, including theme parks, water parks, and safe beaches.  Find lots of information here on things to do for the family.

Young Adults: Benidorm's lively nightlife scene, with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment options, is a significant draw for young adults and partygoers.

Groups: You may also find groups of friends or colleagues visiting Benidorm for group holidays, especially to enjoy the nightlife and beach activities.

Couples: Couples, both young and old, also visit Benidorm in July for its romantic beachfront settings, vibrant dining scene, and entertainment options.

Retirees and Seniors: Benidorm has a substantial number of retirees and senior travellers, especially during the shoulder seasons and winter months. However, some seniors also visit during July, taking advantage of the pleasant weather and entertainment.

As the new town area gets quieter, with slightly less British tourists, so the Old Town of Benidorm gets busier and busier, with Spanish families enjoying top quality restaurants and tapas bars, until late into the night.

Things to do in Benidorm during July

Obviously one of the main draws this time of year are the beaches.  Benidorm is renowned for its beautiful beaches, such as Levante and Poniente. Expect crowded shores during July, as it's a popular time for tourists. Water sports like jet-skiing, parasailing, and paddleboarding are widely available.

It is important to remember that the main beaches of Levante and Poniente will be VERY busy this time of year.

Entertainment during July

Entertainment is all year round and even with some venues closed towards the end July due to fewer "British" Tourists and entertainers taking their own holidays, there will still be 100s of shows available each and every night.  Use the Benidorm Seriously What's On Guide to see who is performing when and where.

Many hotels have their own evening shows most of which will be taking place outside.

Family-Friendly Activities: Benidorm is a family-friendly destination. There are several theme parks in the area, including Terra Mítica and Aqualandia, which provide a fun day out for both kids and adults.

Shopping: Benidorm has a variety of shops, including traditional markets and modern malls. You can find souvenirs, clothing, and local products to take home.

Cuisine: Enjoy Spanish cuisine in the numerous restaurants, cafes, and tapas bars. Seafood is a specialty, and you can savour dishes like paella and fresh seafood platters.

Cultural Exploration: While Benidorm is known for its tourist amenities, you can also explore some cultural sites, such as the historic Old Town with its narrow streets, church, and viewpoints offering panoramic views of the city.

Water Activities: Besides beach lounging, you can go snorkeling, scuba diving, or take boat tours to explore the coastline and nearby islands.

Relaxation: If you prefer a more laid-back holiday, Benidorm has plenty of spots for relaxation. Many hotels have pools and spa facilities where you can unwind.

Keep in mind that July is one of the busiest times of the year in Benidorm, so it's advisable to book accommodations and activities in advance. Also, be prepared for higher prices and larger crowds during this peak tourist season.

EVENTS and FIESTAS DURING JULY IN BENIDORM - Please note that dates may change slightly each year.  Find more information about local fiestas here.

There are NO red days in July, a red day is a public holiday, like a bank holiday in the UK.

6th & 7th – San Fermin Fiesta, you may see men in the traditional white and red dress celebrating with local delicacies and drinks on Levante Beach.

16th - 21st – Fiestas of the Virgen Carmen. On the last day of the fiesta (in Benidorm)  mascletà will be fired from Avenue de Jaime I at 14:00. in the evening around 19:00, you will see beautiful floral processions through the town streets, then head down to one of the Port areas in Benidorm, Altea or Villajoyosa where the local fishermen will go out to sea on a number of small fishing boats. From there the flowers are thrown into the water in remembrance of all who have lost their lives in the past and the present day to the Sea.

Among the main events, on Saturday, at 20:00 will take place the offering, in the Paseo de Colón.

On Sunday morning, at 10:00 mass is celebrated in San Jaime and in the afternoon, from 19:00, the traditional marine procession will take place, which will depart from the port and tour the bay of Benidorm.

July 25th – St Jaime Fiesta (St James Day) – St James is the town´s patron saint, and all the usual religious parades can be seen in the old town.  It is also the National Day of Recognition for the Spanish Military and if there are any navel frigates in the area many of the marines will come ashore to celebrate.  Expect quite a lot of cannon fire.

July 26th - Feast of Santa Anna.  This is considered in some countries of Christian tradition as Grandparents' Day.

A mass in the parish church of Sant Jaume y Santa Anna is generally held at 20.00, afterwards there will be tasting of soft drinks, horchata and slushies.

Late July/early August - Low Festival - A 3 day event when Benidorm becomes a rock and indie hotspot.

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Average Monthly weather for July - Keep an eye on our daily weather forecast.

July in Benidorm is the 2nd hottest and typically the driest month of the year.

Daytime temperature - 29.3°C.

Nightly temperature - 19.1°C.

Average temperature - 24.2°C.

Daily sunshine - 11.3 hrs.

Average rainfall - 10 mm.

Rainy days - 3 days.

Sea temperature - 24.7°C.

Humidity - 66%.

Windspeed - 11.2kph.

Please Note all these temperatures are taken in the SHADE as all Spanish and indeed Benidorm weather forecast readings are. The data used in these monthly averages covers a period of over 100 years right up until last year.

Benidorm Seriously Facebook Group - Members' Personal Experiences of their July Holidays.

Gaynor Hunter - We went in July this year (2023) and returning next July. The weather was very fab and very hot. The strip was very busy. We don’t do strip very often, but do like to see some shows. We always stay in the Rincon de Loix are and it suits us as it is a bit quieter but there are pubs around you if you fancy that.

Maxine Bayliss - We Travelled to Benidorm for the first time in July and it was my daughters first trip abroad, we thoroughly enjoyed it and didn't want to leave, we loved the night life.  We will be returning next July for a longer stay. 

Margaret Rogers - The weather was to hot, but we have already booked for next July.

Lenny Young - We were in Benidorm this July for 10 days. We were out every day ...sometimes on the bus to Altea, Albir & Finestrat beautiful places to visit.  At night time we hit the strip to watch the live shows every night & get a few drinks in. Never came back to the hotel till the early hours of the morning.  It was very, very hot on our stay in Benidorm this time .... We will return next year definitely...

Benidorm in December.  Benidorm is an all year round holiday destination, but find out exactly what to expect from a holiday here during the month of December. 

Just like every month in Benidorm, each offers tourists something slightly different and December is no exception to the rule.  This page will cover the weather, special events held, the clientele and first hand experiences from holiday makers.

How busy is December in Benidorm?  The first two or three weeks are generally quieter with fewer tourists here than other weeks of the year, some bars and restaurants will take this opportunity to close or reduce their opening hours for a while, to recuperate after the busy summer season and November Fiesta week, you may even find some hotels closed, a few venues will remain closed until next season, but most will reopen for Christmas and New Year.

Early December will see the New Town area (the Strip and Square) fairly quiet, but even with some venues closed, there is still be plenty of bars open providing entertainment, just check the Whats On Guide, when you are here to see who is performing when and where, and it is never difficult to find somewhere suitable to eat.

Due to the lower demand for early December, it can be a good time to take advantage of hotel deals and discounts. Find your perfect accommodation HERE.

Venues that are closed for all or part of December - This information will constantly change as and when we get updates from venues.

Tropical - Re-opens 20th December

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Just a few days before Christmas itself, Benidorm suddenly becomes very busy, with flocks of British Tourists arriving, venues will start to re-open and everywhere gears up for the busy Christmas period, which official runs until 6th January.

Clientele: The clientele you'll encounter in December can vary. While Benidorm is known for its popularity among British and other European tourists, the demographic can shift during the off-season. You will find a mixture of travellers, including couples, retirees, and some families, you will also find many Spanish Nationals here, enjoying Benidorm during the festive season, in general you will find a  more mature crowd compared to the party scene of the some other months.

Things to do in December - While Benidorm is generally quieter early December compared to the peak summer season, there are still plenty of activities and things to do during your visit. Here are a few suggestions:

Enjoy the Beaches: While it might not be swimming weather, you can still take peaceful walks along the beautiful beaches of Benidorm, the mild temperatures make it a great time for a leisurely stroll.

Explore Old Town: Benidorm's Old Town, is a charming area with narrow streets, historic architecture, and a vibrant atmosphere. Explore the quaint shops, tapas bars and restaurants.

Tapas alley, famous for its amazing amount of high quality tapas bars, will even have the red carpet rolled out during the festive period.

Hiking and Nature: Benidorm is surrounded by natural beauty, including the Sierra Helada Natural Park and the Puig Campana mountain. Consider going on a hike or nature walk to enjoy the scenic landscapes.

Golf: Benidorm is home to several golf courses, and the mild December weather can be perfect for a round of golf.

Visit surrounding towns - December is the perfect month for exploring some of the many nearby towns and villages, such as Albir, Altea, Denia, La Vila Joiosa, Alicante or even spend a day in Valencia, local transport links are very good with plenty of cheep buses, local trams or the train.

22nd December El Gordo– All over Spain people never stray far from a TV or radio as the Christmas lottery is drawn over a period of many hours. Everybody in Spain buys tickets for this lottery in the hope of winning El Gordo (the fat one).  Besides the big three prizes there are thousands of smaller prizes shared by people all over Spain. You can buy Spanish Christmas lottery tickets online or from one of the many Loto shops and many of the bars also offer tickets at a slightly higher price.

Christmas in Benidorm - Christmas is a special time here in Benidorm and there is always lots going on for both children and adults, including concerts, parades, festive markets, and fireworks and even an ice rink.  Celebrations tend to start early December when Christmas lights will be turned on and the official Christmas Square opened. Find full details of events here.

Remember that early December in Benidorm is more relaxed and less crowded, making it an ideal time for a peaceful getaway and to enjoy the town's natural beauty and many other attractions.

Events and RED Days in December

Red days in December - What is a red day? This is a national holiday, similar to a Bank Holiday back in the UK, so some supermarkets will be closed or open for much shorter hours, banks, offices and schools will be CLOSED.

6th December - Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución)

This public holiday is always celebrated on 6th December and marks the approval of the Spanish constitution by the Spanish people back in 1978.

8th December - Immaculate Conception

Immaculate Conception is a Roman Catholic holy day and a public holiday in Spain. The holiday falls on 8 December every year and is often thought of as the beginning of the Christmas season in Spain.

It is a Holy day of Obligation. This means that all Catholics attend mass on this day.

Christmas in Benidorm - For full details about Christmas in Benidorm click here A full schedule of events is generally released late November.

New Year's Eve December 31st How better to end the year than at a traditional Spanish New Year's Eve party. Free champagne and live music provide the entertainment. Don’t forget your 12 grapes which are eaten one by one on the strokes of midnight giving you luck in the year to come.  Benidorm also celebrates the UK new year, with more bells, chimes and drinks at midnight UK time, so twice as much fun here in Benidorm.

Average Monthly weather for the month of December

The weather is obviously relatively cold, compared to the summer months, but  warmer than many parts of the UK or other Northern European countries.

December is typically the 3rd coldest and 3rd wettest month of the year.

Daytime temperature - 15.9°C.

Nightly temperature - 6.8°C.

Average temperature - 11.3°C.

Daily sunshine - 5.9 hrs.

Average rainfall - 45 mm.

Rainy days - 12 days.

Sea temperature - 16°C.

Humidity - 69%.

Windspeed - 10.4kph.

The data used in these monthly averages covers a period of over 100 years right up until last year, ALL temperatures are taken in the SHADE.

Benidorm Seriously Facebook Group - Members' Personal Experiences of their December Holidays.

Ang Ela - It’s still warm, less busy and rowdy, but plenty still open. 

Tim Wiberg - Early December is quiet, some of the bars including some of the big ones take a break but plenty are still open.  If its sunny temperatures can still be warm in the day but at night it is cold.  Overall its a much more relaxing time to come with a chilled out atmosphere we love it then.

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Benidorm in November - Benidorm is the perfect all year round holiday destination, but find out exactly what to expect from a holiday here during the month of November.

Just like every month in Benidorm, each offers tourists something different and November is no exception to the rule.  

How busy is it in Benidorm during November?

The amount of Tourists varies greatly in November:  Early November is quiet, whilst everyone holds their breath for one of the busiest weeks of the year, where thousands arrive for the Fiestas Mayores Patronales, "November Fiesta Week",  which always begins on the Friday of the second weekend of November,  after the official Fiestas Benidorm hosts what is one of the main events of the year especially for British Tourists, the Famous Fancy Dress Street Party, (more details below in the events section).

The atmosphere during the fiesta is likely to be livelier and more bustling than other times in November, with locals and visitors participating in the celebrations.

During the main fiesta week, all events take place in the old town, making this a very busy area, with thousands of national and international tourists, lining the streets for the various parades that take place.

The new town during fiesta week will be busy and every where open with lots of additional entertainment taking place in the cabaret venues, karaoke bars, or other entertainment options. Check the the Benidorm Seriously Whats ON Guide. for performances during your visit.

Once the madness of fiesta week has subsided, Benidorm once again becomes quiet, and some bars, restaurants and entertainment venues will take this opportunity to close, for their own holidays or refurbishments, before the busy Christmas period begins.

Bars that will be closing in November (this will be constantly added to as and when we receive information)

Tropical Bar - Closes 17th November until 20th December

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Benidorm in November

It's important to have realistic expectations about the entertainment scene in Benidorm during November, before and after the fiesta week. While it might not be as bustling and energetic as other times, you can still find enjoyable activities and experiences, especially if you appreciate a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. 

If you plan to visit Benidorm during the November Fiesta Week, keep in mind that accommodations and services might be in higher demand during this period, so it's a good idea to book your travel arrangements well in advance

Thinking of booking a holiday in November? Use this page to find your perfect accommodation.

Things to do in November

While some attractions and activities might have reduced hours or availability in November, there's still plenty to see and do in Benidorm, here are a few ideas.

Beach Strolls: While swimming and sunbathing might not be as popular due to cooler temperatures, the beaches of Benidorm, such as Levante Beach and Poniente Beach, are perfect for leisurely walks and enjoying the scenic views.

Old Town Exploration: Wander through the charming streets of the Old Town (Casco Antiguo) with its narrow alleys, historic buildings, and quaint shops. Don't miss the Balcon del Mediterraneo, a viewpoint offering breath taking vistas. Visit the Church of San Jaime and Santa Ana, a beautiful blue-domed church, and explore other cultural sites like the Benidorm Cultural Centre or the Casa del Fester, which showcases the town's festival traditions.

Shopping: Benidorm offers a variety of shopping options, including markets and shops. Check out the Mercado Municipal, where you can find fresh produce and local products, or explore the boutiques in the new town.

Outdoor Activities: Enjoy outdoor pursuits like hiking in the nearby Sierra Helada Natural Park or one of the many other walks in around Benidorm

Day Trips: Explore the surrounding areas by taking day trips to nearby towns like Altea, Villajoyosa, or Guadalest, each known for its unique charm and attractions.

and of course FIESTA, FIESTA, FIESTA

Special Events and Red Days (public Holidays) 

1st November All Saints Day, Todos Los Santos

All Saints Day in Spain (Todos Los Santos) this is a very important national public holiday when people from all over the country return to their town or village to lay flowers on the graves of deceased relatives. There are few religious days that mean quite so much to the ordinary people of Spain as this day.

Benidorm November Fiestas - 8th to 13th November.  Fancy Dress Day Thursday 14th.

These always begin on the Friday of the second weekend of November and officially ends the following Wednesday with a spectacular Firework display.

During the November Fiesta Week, you can expect the following:

Parades and Processions: Colourful parades, processions, and religious ceremonies are an integral part of the fiesta. These events showcase the local culture and traditions.

Fireworks: Firework displays are common during the fiesta, adding to the festive atmosphere and there will be plenty here in Benidorm with the main display on the Wednesday night, to signify the end of the fiesta.

Street Performances and Entertainment: The fiesta often includes street performances, live music, and entertainment, contributing to the celebratory mood.

Fairgrounds and Rides: Amusement rides, fairgrounds, and temporary markets might be set up as part of the festivities.

13th, 14th NOVEMBER, local bank holidays, offices, banks etc will be closed.

Benidorm Fancy Dress Day is Europe´s Biggest Fancy Dress Party  - 14th November 2024

This is not officially part of the Spanish Fiestas.  It is always held on the Thursday, after the Spanish fiestas finish and is the most popular day celebrated by the British tourists.

Expect 1000s of people out and about in fancy dress, from early in the morning till late at night. Find lots of photos from previous years here.

Find more detailed information about both the above HERE

Fiesta of the Carxofa (Benidorm) The Artichoke Fiesta  This takes place during the weekend after the Fiestas Mayores Patronales, (the third weekend of November) and is one of the most endearing and oldest in Benidorm This Fiesta is similar to a thanksgiving or harvest festival. The burning of the artichoke takes place in the Square in front of The Royal Queens Hotel.

Find information on ALL the major fiestas held in Benidorm here.

Average Monthly weather for November

November in Benidorm is typically the 5th coldest and the 2nd wettest month of the year.

Daytime temperature - 18.8°C.

Nightly temperature - 9.5°C.

Average temperature - 14.1°C.

Daily sunshine - 6.3 hrs.

Average rainfall - 53 mm.

Rainy days - 10 days.

Sea temperature - 18.7°C.

Humidity - 69%.

Windspeed - 10.4kph.

The data used in these monthly averages covers a period of over 100 years right up until last year, ALL temperatures are taken in the SHADE.

Benidorm Seriously Facebook Group - Members' Personal Experiences of their November Holidays.

Scott Sweeney - Stayed every year for 18 years for the fiesta , most of the years the weather has been cracking.

Julie Handley - Stayed several times in November after the Fiesta. Quieter than usual but still plenty of places open. Nice and warm during the day, we’ve even been able to swim in the sea as it’s still quite warm. Temperature does drop when the sun goes down so a jacket is advisable. We had a fair bit of rain one year but usually plenty of warm sunshine 

PatandMike Fenna - We have been going in November for a good few years now , weather is ok , warm during the day cooler at night , plenty of acts on .

Harry Hobson - Arrived after the fiesta.  Weather was good warm few days of rain but it wasn’t a problem. Goes cold at night definitely need warm coat. Lots of nice places to visit plenty of bars restaurants. Definitely go again in November. I’ve been in fiesta time years ago. But I’m happy with the quieter times now. Old age might just be a contributor to this haha.

Mandy Jewell - We've stayed in Benidorm many times in November, but we've never been there for the fiesta. The temperature during the day has reached between 20C and 25C but drops at night so you need a jacket for the evenings. Most days have been sunny, but we've had a few cloudy days, and a couple of days when it has rained, but not heavy and not all day.  We have been swimming in both the sea and the pool.

The last week in November is noticeably quieter everywhere, but most places are still open. November is our second favourite month (after October), and we have booked for 3 weeks this year so we will finally be there for the fiesta.

Margaret Edwards - Had a fabulous time end of Nov into Dec plenty off venues open with brilliant entertainment will book again Nov

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