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

This page covers the weather, special events held during April, the clientele and first hand experiences from holiday makers.

April may be less crowded compared to the peak summer months. However the number of tourists can vary depending on factors such as school holidays, public holidays, and other events happening in the area, making certain weeks busier than others.

Benidorm attracts a diverse range of visitors from different countries and age groups. In April, you can expect a mix of families, couples, and groups. 

While there might be a slightly older demographic during this time, as Benidorm is known for its popularity among retirees, you will find a good mixture of all ages here during April.

However if Easter falls in April, there will be a lot more Spanish holidaymakers here to enjoy Semana Santa - this pushes the prices of hotels up for that week.

Nightlife:

Benidorm is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. In April, the bars and clubs are all in full swing, offering live music, DJ performances, and a lively atmosphere.

You can explore the various nightlife spots, especially in the areas of Calle Gerona, known as "The Strip" and the British Square.

Find out where all the live entertainment is by using the Whats on Guide.

Beach and Outdoor Activities:

Benidorm's beautiful beaches and pleasant weather make it an appealing destination during April. While the water might still be a bit chilly for swimming, you can enjoy walks along the beach, sunbathing, or engaging in outdoor activities like beach volleyball, paddleboarding, or cycling. 

Mundomar and Terra Natura will be open and Aqua Natura (water Park) generally opens for the season in April.

Find the TOP 30 things to do in Benidorm here.

April is the perfect month to explore all that Benidorm and the surrounding area has to offer.

If Easter falls in April this is a popular time for travel, and Benidorm can be busier during this period. It's advisable to book your accommodations well in advance and be prepared for larger crowds, especially in the Old Town. 

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EVENTS IN APRIL

Easter, Semana Santa, Dates Vary 2026

• March 26th - Palm Sunday
• April 3rd - Holy Friday/Good Friday - RED DAY (Public Holiday)
• April 5th - Easter Sunday
• April 6th - Easter Monday - RED DAY (Public Holiday)

Easter often falls during the month of April and this is a fabulous time to be here, there will be processions where religious brotherhoods or fraternities carry statues and religious icons through the streets of the Old Town.

These processions can be solemn and impressive, with participants wearing traditional robes and accompanied by music.

They provide an opportunity to witness the religious and cultural heritage of the region.

Elvis Festival, Dates Vary -  24th to 26th April 2026

For three days, Benidorm pays tribute to the one and only King of Rock n Roll, Mr Elvis Presley.

This is the largest themed Elvis party held in the Mediterranean, where you can join 1000´s of like minded Elvis fans in this three-day spectacular in the Hotel Melia and other nearby venues with top Elvis acts providing the entertainment.

APRIL WEATHER

April in Benidorm is typically the 6th coldest and 5th wettest month of the year, expect plenty of sunshine without the heat of the summer months. April can be summarized as mild and reasonably dry.

Daytime temperature - 19.4°C.

Nightly temperature - 9.3°C.

Average temperature - 14.3°C.

Daily sunshine - 8.2 hrs.

Average rainfall - 38 mm.

Rainy days - 10 days.

Sea temperature - 15.6°C.

Humidity - 66%.

Windspeed - 12.2kph.

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

• Carol Daly We came April 17th for a week, couldn't fault the weather, was hot and beautiful same of an evening, everywhere was open and it was busy.  Would definitely go again in April.
• Janine Thomas - Came this year in April it was heatwave weather but year last April was cold and windy
• Jodi Shaw - I came in April a few years ago and the weather was nice, not red hot, but we spent a good few hours in and around the pool. We were on a hen doo and the nightlife was very busy.
• John Farrell - We were there from April 3rd it was red hot.
• Ian Kennedy - Came over in early April 2022, some nice days but also cloudy, cold windy others. It’s really a hit or miss month, prefer May now

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

This page will cover the weather, special events held during February, the clientele and first hand experiences from holiday makers.

The nightlife in Benidorm may not be as vibrant in February, there are still plenty of bars and pubs that offer evening entertainment. You can enjoy live music, karaoke nights, and other forms of nightlife, albeit on a smaller scale.

See who is on when and where, by using the WHATS ON GUIDE.

Venues that will be CLOSED - a list will be provided when details are available. 

• Yorkshire Pride 1 -  Re-opens 6th February

• Gusto - CLOSED to mid February

• Zodiac - CLOSED  until some time in March

• Valentines - CLOSED until some time in March

• Shamrock - CLOSED until 20th February

• Tommy's Bar - CLOSED until 1st March.

If you are not sure where the areas mentioned below are situated in Benidorm, find out here.

The "Square"

experience fewer crowds compared to the summer season, when it is bustling with tourists. This can be seen as an advantage for those seeking a more relaxed and intimate experience.

You'll have more space to move around and enjoy the various establishments in the square without the overwhelming crowds.

Calle Gerona "The Strip":

located in the heart of Benidorm's new town, is a bustling street known for its vibrant atmosphere, shops, bars, and restaurants.  While the winter season may result in some venues having adjusted operating hours or closures, you can still find a good selection of places still open for business.

Average Age of Visitors in February:

Benidorm caters to a diverse range of visitors, including families, couples, and groups of friends. In February, the average age of visitors tends to skew towards a more mature demographic. Many retirees from various European countries, especially the United Kingdom and Northern Europe, choose Benidorm as a winter getaway destination. The relaxed atmosphere, mild climate, and a multitude of amenities make it an appealing choice for those seeking a break from colder climates.

While Benidorm in February offers a unique and enjoyable experience for visitors, with pleasant weather, diverse activities, and a welcoming atmosphere, it is also an excellent destination for those looking to explore the region during the off-peak season.

Activities and Attractions 

Beaches: While swimming and sunbathing might not be popular activities in February due to cooler water temperatures, the beaches of Benidorm still offer serene and picturesque landscapes. It's a great time for a leisurely stroll along the shore or to enjoy beachside cafes and restaurants.

Old Town

Benidorm's charming Old Town, locally known as "Casco Antiguo," is a must-visit. Wander through its narrow streets lined with shops, bars, and traditional Spanish restaurants. The Old Town exudes an authentic Spanish ambiance and offers a glimpse into the area's rich history.

Of course February is also Valentines Day, and that brings in more tourists wanting to celebrate somewhere special. Most of the large stag and hen groups tend to visit for the weekend. 

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FEBRUARY WEATHER

Benidorm has less rain than many other Mediterranean areas in February, on average February is the 6th driest month of the year and is typically the 2nd coldest month.

Daytime temperature - 16.2°C.

Nightly temperature - 6.5°C.

Average temperature - 11.3°C.

Daily sunshine - 6.7 hrs.

Average rainfall - 33 mm.

Rainy days - 11 days.

Sea temperature - 14°C.

Humidity - 66%.

Windspeed - 12.2kph.

It’s usually too cold to swim at this time of year and visitors may be better off booking accommodation with a heated or indoor pool. 

See the Weather Page for daily updates and all other average monthly temperatures

EVENTS IN FEBRUARY 

The Carnival 

This event takes place in February but the date is dictated by when Easter falls. 

21st February 2026 there are two parades - a children’s one in the morning around 11.00am and a main adult one in the evening about 21.00. The procession starts at the top end of Calle Ruzafa (nr Crystal Park Hotel) and ends up at the main Town Hall Square. There will be plenty of elaborate costumes.

24th February 2026 - The Carnival finishes with the ritual Burial of the Sardine. This signifies the beginning of Lent.

This is a solemn procession which again begins around 21.30 starting at Plaza Mayor, goes through the Old Town and ends up at Poniente Beach where the sardine is buried (times are subject to change).  Don’t forget to take your camera along… you’ll see some fantastic sights!

Benidorm Fiesta information

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

Alyson Wassell - I love the month of Feb. Its 100x better than the UK. Bright sunny days around 12 to 15°c obviously you get the few days which are not as good, but they are spread out.  We have even been able to sun bathe as it was 21°c February 2020.

Personally prefer the out of season months as slightly quieter, loads still open and you can actually see the beauty of Benidorm. The wonderful beaches, promenade etc! Staying for the whole month of February next year.

Margaret Edwards - We were in Benidorm for 2 weeks February 2023.

It was a bit windy this year but we did have a couple of days where you could sunbath, we never needed coat just a warm cardigan or jacket, slight rain for one day when we went to the lighthouse but never bothered us.  Plenty going on around our hotel the Rio Park  and we will be returning again February 2024.

Alan Murray Edgar - Love Benidorm in February, always plenty open and none of the madness of paddy's day or summer, enjoy a walk along Levante beach to old town in the morning with a few stops for a refreshment, then back to eat & get changed & out again, wife finds some nights a little chilly so cardigan or hoody while I'm still normally in shorts and polo shirts.  Benidorm is great in February.

Anngelina Bell - I have stayed in February on two occasions. The weather was fantastic the first time. Plenty to do during the daytime. Walks to the old town, taxi to the Cross and walked down, spent time on the beach. A bit like UK summer weather. Most of the night time entertainment was available. Much quieter overall than the summer months. 

My second February week was much cooler weather wise, only 13°c a few days, but still out and about without a coat, better than the UK at the time. Still bright and sunny.

Benidorm in March - Benidorm is a all year round holiday destination but find out what to expect from your holiday in Benidorm during the month of March.

This page covers - The weather, special events held during March, the clientele  to expect and first hand experiences from holiday makers.

March Tourism

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Early March can still be fairly quiet, compared to some other months, but that all changes from mid March and the season really starts to kick off, and everywhere is open, with 100s of shows on each and every single night.

See who is on when and where by using the Benidorm Seriously Whats ON Guide.

In March the clientele visiting Benidorm can vary, but generally you'll find a mix of different types of travellers. Here are a few types of clientele commonly seen in Benidorm during March:

Bars that are closed until around St Patricks Day

• Zodiac - CLOSED  until some time in March

• Valentines - CLOSED until some time in March

Retirees and Snowbirds:

Benidorm has been a popular destination for retirees and snowbirds from Northern Europe. Many older individuals, especially from the UK, choose Benidorm as a winter escape to enjoy the milder climate and affordable long-term accommodations.

Couples and Solo Travellers:

Couples and solo travellers seeking a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere take advantage of the pleasant weather and fewer crowds to explore the city's attractions and enjoy outdoor activities.

Family Vacationers:

Whilst not as common as during the summer months, families with children still visit Benidorm in March, especially during school breaks. Families may take advantage of the more affordable prices and less crowded environment to enjoy the family-friendly attractions, beaches, and theme parks. Find more information of things to do in Benidorm for the family, HERE.

Stag and hen (bachelor and bachelorette) groups:

March is a popular month for Stag and Hen groups but, It's important to remember that  groups vary in behaviour and the way they interact with the local environment.

However, it's worth noting that Benidorm is a popular destination for stag and hen parties throughout the year due to its vibrant nightlife and wide range of entertainment options. 

Sport and Outdoor Enthusiasts:

Benidorm's mild weather in March attracts sports enthusiasts who enjoy outdoor activities. You may find cyclists, hikers, and golfers taking advantage of the pleasant temperatures to explore the surrounding nature reserves, mountains, and golf courses.

Cultural and Historical Tourists:

Benidorm also appeals to visitors interested in exploring the cultural and historical aspects of the region. The Old Town, with its narrow streets and traditional architecture, is a popular attraction for those seeking a glimpse into the city's heritage.

The city strives to cater to the needs and preferences of all its visitors, offering a variety of activities and attractions to suit different interests.

Accommodation:

You can often find more affordable prices and deals on accommodations during March, as it is considered the shoulder season. 

Benidorm weather in March 

Benidorm enjoys comfortable and relatively high air temperatures in Spring. March in Benidorm is typically the 4th coldest month and the 6th wettest month of the year.

Daytime temperature 17.7°C.

Nightly temperature - 7.4°C.

Average temperature - 12.5°C.

Daily sunshine - 7.3 hrs.

Average rainfall - 34 mm.

Rainy days - 11 days.

Sea temperature - 14.4°C.

Humidity - 65%.

Windspeed - 11.9kph.

See the Weather Page for daily updates and all other average monthly temperatures

EVENTS IN MARCH

March from 15th Benidorm celebrates the Anniversary of Mare de Déu del Sofratge  (Our Lady of Suffering) 

One of the main events is generally on 16th March, when at 05.20 the carving of the patron saint goes to the doors of the church.

15th - 19th - The Fallas Fiesta

The traditional Valencian festival of Saint Joseph the carpenter. Originally a contest amongst carpenters to create an effigy of the Saint, it has escalated to become one of the most spectacular fiestas of the calendar year. Festivities include processions with participants wearing elaborate traditional costumes, street entertainment, fireworks and live music.  For more details on this fiesta click HERE

March 17th - St Partick's Day - When Benidorm turns GREEN

Not a Spanish Fiesta but a popular event for many tourists.

Many people dress up for the day so bring something GREEN with you.   There is NO parade as such, just people enjoying the atmosphere around town.  More information HERE

Cheltenham Festival 

This is a highly regarded horse racing event that takes place annually in Cheltenham, England. It is a significant event in the horse racing calendar, featuring several prestigious races over the course of multiple days.

many sports fans enjoy watching this event here in Benidorm in one of the many bars showing sporting events - why?...the sun is shinning and the drink cheap....

19th March - RED DAY -  St Joseph's Day (Fathers Day) Banks, schools, offices and some shops will be CLOSED.

EASTER - In addition to all of the above, Easter often falls during the month of March, and Semana Santa is a very busy week in Benidorm, especially in the Old Town, where all the parades take place.

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

Linda Morris - March can be a great time to visit Benidorm.  Weather can be variable, we have had some weeks where you can sit on the beach and other weeks sheltering from the rain.  Generally speaking we've had good weather. 

We love March as a contrast to the summer months, so we can walk around a lot easier than when it's really hot and visit more neighbouring resorts. 

Pat and Mike Fenna - We have been going around the 20th March for a number of years, and 8 times out of 10 it's been lovely during the day and a bit chilly at night..... Perfect for us. 

Margaret Edwards - Had a bad experience in March, weather wasn't kind so put me off, but otherwise paddy's day was good and the burning of the Fallas.

Harry Hobson - Personally I'm not worried about the weather.  Benidorm is an amazing place to be, the beaches, restaurants, bars and the people and surrounding areas.  What ever the weather you'll always find something to do. 

Marie McKenna - Best time to be there in March is on the 17th.

Caz Burnett - The Fallas are an amazing fiesta, something that shouldn't be missed. 

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Benidorm in January - What to expect from your holiday.

Benidorm is an all year round holiday destination, but find out what to expect from a holiday here in January.  This page will cover the weather, special events held in January and people's first hand experiences.

Between New Year and 6th January, Benidorm will be busy, as this is still classed as Christmas here in Spain. 

The Old Town will be very busy as Benidorm is also the number one holiday resort for the Spanish themselves and any parades are mostly held in the old town.

The New Town, will generally be quieter, some bars, including a few of the main cabaret bars  and even some hotels, will take this opportunity to take their own holidays and make improvements to their venues.

"The Strip" and "The Square will be much quieter during January, but there will still be more entertainment around Benidorm than any one person can see during a holiday here.  See who is on when and where, by using the Whats on Guide.

BARS that will be CLOSED - This information will be added as and when we receive updates.

• Jail Rock - CLOSED until 1st February

• Sinatras Premium - Closed from 6th Jan, no re-opening date yet announced.

• Jokers - CLOSED generally until early Feb, but no date has been announced as yet.

• Zodiac - CLOSED  until some time in March

• Valentines - CLOSED until some time in March

• Shamrock - CLOSED until just before St Patricks day in March

• Harry's Bar - CLOSED until 10th January

• Yorkshire Pride 1 - CLOSED from 5th Jan, re-opens 6th February

• OXYA Benidorm - CLOSED from 12th Jan, re-opens 1st February

• Bodhran - CLOSED from 7th to 15th, then open Fri, Sat & Sunday until further notice

• Gusto - CLOSED from 6th Jan to mid February 

• Gurkha Kitchen - CLOSED from 13th January until 1st week in February.

• Tommy's Bar - CLOSED from 17th January until 1st March.

The Rincon de Loix area, remains quite busy and its the perfect area for families.

January can be the perfect month to explore the beautiful surrounding area as the temperature will be perfect for walking about - just make sure you have something warm with you, for when the sun goes down.

January is generally a month preferred by a slightly older clientele, some of whom will stay here for the full 90 days, making the most of special long stay hotel deals and the warmer weather. 

There are fewer large groups of stags and hens around compared to some other months of the year, but of course there will always be a few here celebrating a special occasion be it a up and coming wedding or birthday. Most of the large groups will only be here for the weekends.

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The Weather in January

Obviously as with every month, this can vary from year to year.  January is normally the coldest month of the year but it is generally bright and sunny during the day, although chilly/cold at night, however this does make for some spectacular winter sunsets.

Daily Weather Report and all other average monthly temperatures.

Average weather conditions for January

Thanks to its sheltered position, Benidorm has very mild winters with a good deal of sunshine, making it perfect for a winter get away.

On average January is the 4th driest month of the year in Benidorm with around 32mm of rain making it a reasonably dry time to visit. 

Daytime temperature - 15.4ºc

Nightly temperature -  5.9ºc

Average temperature 10.6ºc

Daily sunshine - 6.1 hours

Average rainfall - 32mm

Rainy Days - 13

Sea Temperature - 14.6ºc

Humidity - 68%

Windspeed - 9.7kph

It’s usually too cold to swim at this time of year and visitors may be better off booking accommodation with a heated or indoor pool. 

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Events 

January 5th - The 3 Kings Parade, Grand Procession, unmissable if you are in town - The parade starts at around 18.00

This year, the Parade will depart from Parque de Elche at advancing though Av. de los Almendros, C/ Marte, C/ Venus, C/ Ruzafa, C/ Herrerías, Plaza de SS.MM. Reyes de España, passing through Parque de l’Aigüeraan ending at Auditorio “Julio Iglesias”. It is there where the Eastern Kings will be on a stage where some children will be able to talk to them. 

The day will end with a fireworks display that can be seen from the auditorium.

January 6th – 3 Kings Day itself and a National Holiday (red day/Bank Holiday).  This is a family day.

Benidorm Fiesta Dates 2025

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

Lesley Ann Selvaggi
I went from 28th Jan to the 10th Feb. Plenty going on. The weather during the day was sunny but after 3pm temperatures dropped and you need a jacket. But it was brilliant—no crazies, perhaps one or two lol.

The entertainment in hotels and bars etc was great. Met loads of lovely people. It’s a great time of the year to go, warm weather was a bonus—no rain!

Jen Reeves
We went at the end of January, literally just before Covid hit, and it was perfect.

The new town is not too busy at that time, so we stay there instead of our usual trip in September to the old town. The strip was lively enough without being too busy, with most bars open and not totally rammed—just comfortable. You could get a seat, and we got to see a lot of the tributes we sometimes miss at busier times.

We didn’t expect to be sunbathing, but it was really warm so we were on the beach in shorts and t-shirt—we had to go buy towels to lay on, as there were no sun beds out at that time of year!!

We had good weather over the few days, no rain, but some days a bit cooler. At night time it really dropped (jackets required!).

Benidorm in January is perfect for those that like to see the lively side of the new town without it being too crazy—get a seat in the bars on the front that are normally rammed in summer, go for a long walk on the front, and get into restaurants etc with no bother… hopefully catching warm sunny weather!

There are no sun beds on the beach at that time of year, and we noticed not as many taxis around—but that was all. As always, we had a ball and now have a winter trip each year!

Neil David Collins
Make the time to be here for 3 Kings—it is a special time for the Spanish. Don’t expect as much to be open after 3 Kings, but there is still entertainment and places to eat and drink. The weather is not predictable, so be prepared for 10°C or 20°C.

It’s a great time to use the tram to go to Alicante or visit the chocolate museum in Villajoyosa. Maybe visit a Bodega or the Castle at Guadalest—and maybe see the snow?

Edwina Roberts
We always go in January and it’s normally warm in the day—and it has even been hot some years. You need a cardigan for the night, but it’s a lot warmer than the UK.

Gail Burns
Whenever I have been to Benidorm in January, the weather has been warm during the day, but when the sun goes down it can be quite cold at night.

Not so manic as the summer months, but still lots to do, and the majority of bars are open. I like going in January.

Susie Pullan
January is great and we have always been lucky with the weather. Nice in the day but cooler at night. Still plenty of people about too.

Sharon Bell
Spain is a cold country with a hot sun, so if you're in a suntrap in January, it can be really nice. Not beach/pool weather unless you're proper bonkers, but T-shirt and jeans.

It can rain or snow on the mountain. The nights are freezing.

5th January is the 3 Kings parade in the old town. There are still plenty of places open on the Strip, but the clubs are quieter or with other nationalities. (Lived here 20 years... hope that helps.)

Richard Frost
We go in January—hot in the day, cooler when the sun goes down. Still enough bars and shows available to keep you interested.

An ideal time to take a few day trips out: Alicante, Calpe, Albir, Altea, Valencia, Guadalest. All much quieter than during the summer.

Rebecca Morgan
We’ve been for NY and watched the Three Kings parade, and at the end of Jan. Through the day it feels like a warm spring day (take a cardi for the shade), and then drops on a night, so definitely need a jacket/jeans and fluffy PJs for bed.

Julie Handley
We’ve been in January for several years. Although quieter than spring/summer/autumn, there’s still a great vibe.

A lot of the disco bars on the square/strip are closed, but there’s plenty of cabaret bars open.

Pleasantly warm in the day—we had 26°C for a few days one year. Nights are quite cold so a coat is needed.

We usually hire a car for 3 days and drive into the Altea Mountains and a few other coastal towns. There’s so much to see! It suits us perfectly. I can definitely recommend it.

Janice Woodcock
January = not as busy so don’t be looking for madness. Lovely weather through the daytime but!!!! cold at night, so bring a jacket.

Not everywhere is open, but your big bars and main restaurants are. Still good bands on in certain bars (Western) in the day and plenty of night-time entertainment.

Nigel Holmes
Went end of January this year (2023). Weather during the day was fine—got a few days when it was quite warm and could wear shorts and T-shirt.

But late afternoon starts to cool down, and nights you would need a jumper or jacket on.

Some of the bars are closed, but you will still find plenty places open.

Janice Millar
There all of January 2023—very busy at weekends, no seats in all of the front-line bars, both Levante and Poniente.

General Note
Weather warm: 19–23°C, warmer if you could get in a sun trap. Shorts and T-shirts during the day, trousers and jackets at night. Shorter days. Lots of bars and restaurants open—we love to go where the locals go! All-year-round resort.

Geraldine McDermott
Went end of January this year—was fantastic. Cold in the morning, warmed up by 12pm, got colder after 4pm, but plenty to see and plenty going on.

Liz Mitchell
I love January in Benidorm—we used to go every January. So much to do: take the tram or bus, go for walks, sit and watch the world go, and enjoy the markets. We absolutely loved it each year.

It’s cardigan weather usually, but I have been there when it’s been beautifully hot. Also, one year it was soooo cold—snow on the mountains. We still had the best time.

Margaret Edwards
Been twice in January for the 3 Kings. It's a lovely month for fiesta after New Year—seeing how the Spanish celebrate is amazing.

Both times we've been, we've sunbathed between 1pm and 5pm, but pick hotels that are not blocked from high-rise buildings or you won't get any sun—we made that mistake, and it can be cold in the shade until sun is on you.

Temp was around 19°C. We did wear cardigans in the morning on our walks when in the shade, but once we got to the beachfront, they were off. Still plenty open at night.

Linda Morris
We came around the middle of January—our experience was a bit disappointing compared to visits during March.

A lot of the bars/restaurants we regularly visit were shut and not due to open until just before Valentine’s Day. We understand that for a year-round resort, owners/staff need a break at some point—so presumably this was the best time after a busy season and Xmas/New Year.

There’s always alternative places to eat and drink, to be fair. The weather was dry but windy.

Vanessa Jayne Thomas
Been to Benidorm for the past 7 years in January—a month at a time. Wouldn't go any other time due to it being too busy.

A lot of the Spanish residents come to Benidorm in Jan for their winter holiday, which is lovely. I always recommend January in Benidorm.

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