Roof top bars in Benidorm. Enjoy the spectacular views that Benidorm offers by visiting one of the roof top bars that are open to the general public here in Benidorm.
The information provided below is correct at the time of publication, but hotels/venues can change their policies at any time with regards to allowing non residents access, so please check at reception first.
Benidorm New Town
MedPlaya Hotel Flamingo Oasis - The Skyline Rooftop Bar
Enjoy delicious snacks, cocktails, plus, witness the most breath taking sunset in all of Benidorm from the stunning Roof Top bar at the Flamingo Oasis Hotel.
Open to non residents (drinks must be purchased) Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday's from 21:00 to Midnight. Over 18s only.
The Rooftop of The Agir Springs Hotel also has a bar where you can sip your favourite cocktail while enjoying the sea breeze. It is open all year round, at night it is also open to non residents.
Fridays and Saturdays from 20:00 to 00:00, the Rooftop Bar becomes the liveliest place in the city, with DJ, animation and many other surprises.
Gold Arcos
The Gold Arcos situated in the centre of the New Town, has a lovely roof top bar, with great views, this is generally open to non residents after 9pm, Please note only the bar is open to non residents, you will not have use of the pool, please check at reception as access may change depending upon how busy the hotel is at that time.
The Secret Fountain - CLOSED until March 2025
This is part of the Marina Hotel Resort, situated on the 5th floor, so the views will not be that spectacular but its a popular beer garden/Lounge bar located on a beautiful, sunny terrace.
With a relaxed atmosphere, it has hammocks, tables and chairs located around a refreshing fountain and live music during high season. The Secret Fountain also offer VIP parties for special occasions.
Flaming Beach Resort - Flamingo Sky
Enjoy great views of Benidorm at the Flamingo Sky bar, situated in the heart of the New Town - Open from Thursday to Sunday from 19:00 until 0:30
Port Benidorm Hotel - La Terrasse
La Terrasse at Port Benidorm is situated on the 19th floor and offers views of Levante beach and beyond, the bar offers a good selections of cocktails and music to enjoy the evening whilst watching the sunset.
This is generally open to non residents, but please ask at reception for confirmation.
Opening times Monday - Sunday 19:00 to 02:00
Old Town
Maderia Centro Hotel Planta20 Lounge & Bar Terraza
Planta 20 at the Maderia Centro is the hidden gem of Benidorm. The varied cocktails on offer at Planta20 is the starting point to enjoy incredible sunsets with one of the best views, if not the best, on the entire Costa Blanca with panoramic views of the city and coastline.
Summer opening times - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 17:00 to 00:00 Friday and Saturday: 17:00 to 01:30 Sunday: 17:00 to 01:00
Winter opening hours - Monday to Thursday 16:30 to 23:00, Friday to Sunday 17:00 to 00:00
If you want to enjoy a meal with spectacular views visit Planta 21 and the Belvedere Restaurant.
Roof top Bars in Benidorm - Open to the public
Primavera Park Hotel - Selvático Rooftop Bar
The Selvático rooftop bar is situated on the 17th floor of the Primavera Park Hotel, the terrace offers some of the best city skyline views of Benidorm. For those visitors to the city who are not staying at the Primavera Park, they can access the Rooftop Bar in the afternoon, enjoy the panoramic view of Benidorm and the fabulous cocktails with good music and a lovely atmosphere.
Queens Hotel
The Queens hotel, is situated right in the heart of Benidorm Old town, opposite Tapas Alley, this quite small roof terrace with bar offers spectacular views over Benidorm and is open to non residents (Adults Only).
Voramar Hotel - Roof Terrace – Poniente Bar
Located in the attic solarium with fantastic views of Benidorm Bay. The Roof Terrace, which the hotel claim was the first of its kind in Benidorm, offers a unique space to enjoy the breeze on warm summer afternoon or the amazing sunsets Enjoy good music thanks to their resident DJ and a variety of bands and performances during the season.
Open to the general public from 1st June to 30st September.
Opening hours 19:00 – 00:00, opening time and dates may vary depending on the weather conditions.
Barceló Benidorm Beach (ex Selomar Hotel)
The Barcelo Benidorm Beach offers the stunning B-Heaven rooftop bar located on the top floor of the hotel with swimming pool, solarium and unbeatable panoramic views of the Benidorm skyline, the bar is open to non residents,
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If you are aware of any other roof top bars, that are open to non residents please comment below and additional information will be added to this webpage.
Benidorm is an all year round holiday destination but some consider October to be the perfect month for a vacation, find out what to expect from your holiday in Benidorm during October here.
October is considered a perfect month to have a holiday in Benidorm for several reasons:
During October, Benidorm experiences pleasant weather with milder temperatures compared to the scorching heat of the summer months, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing without feeling too hot. (See below for more weather information).
Nightlife: Benidorm has a thriving cabaret scene, and many entertainment venues host spectacular shows throughout the year. You can enjoy, comedy acts, drag performances, tribute shows and other variety shows. The new town will be busy with all the entertainment venues being open.
Find out who will be performing when and where by using the Benidorm Seriously Whats On Guide.
Water Activities: While the Mediterranean Sea might not be as warm as in the summer, October still allows for enjoyable water activities such as swimming and water sports. Additionally, with fewer tourists, you'll have more space on the beaches to relax and unwind.
Off-Peak Prices: You can often find better deals on flights, accommodation, and other services during October. It can be more budget-friendly compared to the peak summer months when prices tend to be higher due to high demand.
Booking your holiday, if you are planning a vacation in October it is still wise to book early to avoid disappointment and find competitive prices.
Nature and Scenery: October brings a beautiful change in the landscape with the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. The surrounding nature, such as the Sierra Helada Natural Park, offers pleasant hiking opportunities with milder temperatures and stunning views.
Excursions and Day Trips: October's milder weather is perfect for exploring the surrounding areas. You can take day trips to nearby attractions, such as Algar falls and Guadalest.
Eating out: Benidorm has a rich culinary scene, and visiting in October allows you to enjoy fresh local produce and seafood without the large summer crowds. You can explore the city's restaurants and tapas bars with greater ease.
Shopping: Benidorm has numerous shopping opportunities, from tourist-oriented souvenir shops to larger retail centers and markets. You can explore the Old Town for unique boutiques and artisanal crafts or visit the modern shopping mall for a wide range of products.
Tourists: October is a popular month here for British tourists and Benidorm attracts a diverse range of age groups due to the favourable conditions mentioned above. While the city is known for its vibrant nightlife and bustling tourist scene during the peak summer months, the demographic mix in October tends to be different. Here are the main age groups that visit Benidorm in October:
Retirees and Seniors: Many retirees and older individuals choose to visit Benidorm during October. The pleasant weather, quieter atmosphere, and off-peak prices are appealing to this age group. They can enjoy the city's amenities, cultural events, and beautiful surroundings without the hustle and bustle.
Couples: October is also a popular time for couples of all ages to visit Benidorm. The comfortable weather and fewer crowds on the beaches, create a more romantic and relaxed ambiance, making it an attractive destination for a peaceful getaway.
Groups: Benidorm remains a favourite destination for groups, and n October, you'll find groups looking to have a good time, enjoying the city's nightlife, beaches, and various entertainment options.
Families: Some families with school-aged children also visit Benidorm in October, taking advantage of the mild weather and the relative affordability compared to the summer vacation period. While the city may not be as crowded with families as during the summer, there are still family-friendly activities and attractions available and of course spending Halloween here is a big attraction.
Special Events and red days (Bank Holidays) in October - Find detailed information about ALL local fiestas here.
OCTOBER - Moors and Christians Fiesta 2nd to 5th TBC
This festival is celebrated all over Spain as their history is deeply rooted in the battles which took place over control of Spain in the 13th to 15th century.
Each fiesta is a theatrical performance with participants dressed in elaborate and expensive costumes depicting both sides of the battle. The music played by the live orchestras is especially composed for the fiesta and is very dramatic. Battles are re-enacted using replicas of the weapons used so it can become a little noisy. For full details click HERE
9th – Regional fiesta celebrating the day of the constitution.
11th & 12th - The Iberia Festival, this is a celebration of Spanish music, held annually in Benidorm. This year the dates are the 11th and 12th of October, with the added bonus this year of Suzi Quatro, who is going to be performing live on the Saturday 12th..Should be a fab event!
12th - Fiesta Nacional de Espana
31st October Halloween
Halloween in Benidorm can be a lively and fun experience, with the city embracing the spooky spirit of the holiday. While Halloween is not a traditional Spanish celebration, it has become more popular in recent years, especially in tourist destinations like Benidorm, where visitors from various countries bring their customs and traditions.
Here are some aspects of what Halloween might be like in Benidorm:
Themed Events and Parties: Many bars, clubs, and entertainment venues in Benidorm organize Halloween-themed events and parties. You can expect costume contests, spooky decorations, and themed entertainment. Some of the popular nightlife areas, such as the British Square, may have a particularly festive atmosphere during Halloween.
Themed Menus and Treats: Restaurants and cafes in Benidorm may offer special Halloween-themed menus or treats during this time. You might find spooky cocktails, themed desserts, or dishes with a Halloween twist.
Costume Shops and Stores: In the weeks leading up to Halloween, you can find temporary costume shops or stalls selling Halloween-themed items, costumes, and accessories. These are usually popular among tourists and expatriates looking to dress up for Halloween parties.
Haunted Attractions: Some local attractions or theme parks might create haunted houses or special spooky experiences for visitors to enjoy during the Halloween season.
Average weather during the month of October
October in Benidorm is typically the 5th warmest month of the year, but Expect some heavier showers as on average October is the wettest month of the year.
Daytime temperature - 23.3°C.
Nightly temperature - 13.5°C.
Average temperature - 18.4°C.
Daily sunshine - 7.5 hrs.
Average rainfall - 76 mm.
Rainy days - 10 days.
Sea temperature - 21.8°C.
Humidity - 71%.
Windspeed - 10.1kph.
Check out the daily weather forecast here.
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 October Holidays.
Anna Marie - We went in October half term last year. People still on the beach and swimming in the sea. The best temperature we had was 22 degrees and we had one or two short showers. You may need a light jacket for the evenings, but generally during the day it was fairly warm.
Laura Waite - We go in October half term still nice wether shorts t shirt some nights may need jumper or cardigan late evening.
Wendy Vernon - It's usually lovely need a wolly at night but still swim and enjoy the beach.x
Gail Abbott - Loved Spain during October it was lovely , sunbathed during the day but when the sun sets gets a bit chilly.
Have you had a holiday in Benidorm in OCTOBER? If so comment below, descriptive and helpful comments may be added to this webpage.
Benidorm is an all year round holiday resort, but different months of the year offer tourists a slightly different experience, find out what to expect from your holiday in Benidorm during the month of September here.
September can be a great month for a holiday in Benidorm for several reasons:
Vibrant Nightlife: Benidorm is known for its vibrant nightlife, and during September all bars, clubs, and entertainment venues are open and will be busy, especially in the main entertainment areas of Calle Gerona (The Strip), Avenida de Mallorca (The Square) and the Rincon de Loix, ensuring you can enjoy the city's lively atmosphere and hundreds of live shows each and every night.
Find out who will be performing live, at what times and where, by using the Benidorm Seriously Whats On Guide.
The clientele: Benidorm during September once again changes, with the vast numbers of Spanish tourists that visited during July and August returning to their home towns, which means there are shorter queues at attractions, more available accommodation options, and a more relaxed atmosphere overall.
During September, Benidorm attracts a diverse range of age groups. While it's generally less crowded with families and younger tourists due to school and college resumptions, it remains popular among other demographics. Here are the age groups commonly found visiting Benidorm in September:
September is a popular month for Retirees and Seniors as they seek the pleasant weather, more relaxed atmosphere, and lower prices.
Adults and Couples: Many adults and couples, including those without children or with grown-up kids, choose to visit Benidorm in September. The quieter environment and milder temperatures are appealing to those looking for a more peaceful vacation, while still enjoying the city's vibrant nightlife and entertainment options.
Solo Travelers: September can be an ideal time for solo travellers to visit Benidorm. The more manageable crowd levels can make it easier for solo travellers to navigate the city and engage with others.
It's worth noting that while September attracts a different mix of age groups compared to the peak summer months, Benidorm is a diverse, destination that welcomes visitors of all ages throughout the year. Whether you're young or young-at-heart, there are activities and attractions suited to various interests and preferences.
Lower Prices: You can often find more affordable deals on flights, hotels, and other travel expenses. Many businesses and hotels offer discounts and special offers during this time to attract visitors.
Booking your holiday, if you are planning a vacation in September it is wise to book early to avoid disappointment and find competitive prices.
September is still very much Beach Weather: While the summer months are the hottest, September still offers warm sea temperatures, making it suitable for beach lovers who want to swim or sunbathe without dealing with extreme heat.
Nature and Outdoor Activities: The weather in September is ideal for exploring the surrounding natural beauty of Benidorm, including the Sierra Helada Natural Park and nearby mountains. Hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities become more enjoyable during this time.
Overall, September in Benidorm offers a perfect blend of pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and a variety of events, making it an attractive time for a holiday. However, it's always a good idea to check for specific updates and conditions closer to your travel date.
Festivals and Events during September: Benidorm often hosts various festivals and events in September, providing visitors with opportunities to experience the local culture, music, and cuisine.
There are NO Spanish public holidays (Red Days) during September.
Benidorm Pride - Early September, dates vary each year.
1st to 7th 2025
Benidorm Pride offers a series of flamboyant events leading up to the Playa Levante big parade on the Saturday.
Visitors can expect an exciting week in the resort that truly never sleeps. The main attraction for visitors is the old town which is where you will find the pumping heart of the gay village, still very much local and Spanish where visitors can blend in and mix, enjoying hugely friendly but small and intimate gay bars and eateries.
END OF SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER - Moors and Christians Fiesta - Dates vary every year.
This festival is celebrated all over Spain as their history is deeply rooted in the battles which took place over control of Spain in the 13th to 15th century.
Each fiesta is a theatrical performance with participants dressed in elaborate and expensive costumes depicting both sides of the battle. The music played by the live orchestras is especially composed for the fiesta and is very dramatic. Battles are re-enacted using replicas of the weapons used so it can become a little noisy. For full details click HERE
Average weather conditions during September
Benidorm experiences pleasant weather with warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine. The scorching heat of the peak summer months has typically subsided, making it more comfortable for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
September in Benidorm is generally warm and reasonably dry, and is typically the 3rd warmest and the 4th wettest month of the year. September is a good month if you like swimming in the sea as it will be lovely and warm.
Daytime temperature - 27.6°C.
Nightly temperature - 17.4°C.
Average temperature - 22.5°C.
Daily sunshine - 8.7 hrs.
Average rainfall - 42 mm.
Rainy days - 6 days.
Sea temperature - 24.6°C.
Humidity - 70%.
Windspeed - 9.7kph.
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.
Have you had a holiday in Benidorm in SEPTEMBER? If so comment below, descriptive and helpful comments may be added to this webpage.
Benidorm in August, what to expect from your holiday. Benidorm is an all year round tourist destination but each month is slightly different with regards to tourism.
August is different to other months, in that it becomes one of the main holiday resorts on the Costa Blanca for the Spanish themselves, with 1000s travelling from even hotter inland areas, such as Madrid, to enjoy the city's coastline, with its clear waters and sea breeze.
August is VERY hot and as it's school holidays for a lot of countries, this makes it a more expensive month to visit, this can be a deterrent to some, but for many the weather is the major draw, especially those seeking a beach vacation, although the beaches are likely to be quite crowded.
FIND YOUR PERFECT ACCOMMODATION HERE.
Due to the fact there are many more Spanish holidaymakers here, some businesses aimed towards British tourists will take this opportunity to enjoy their own vacations, which means that some bars will be CLOSED - some for just a couple of weeks, others for the whole month of August. Even with some of these bars and restaurants being closed, there will be plenty open for you to have a wonderful holiday here, and it also gives holidaymakers the opportunity to try some new venues.
To see which entertainers are on holiday, check out the comments section at the very bottom of the Whats On Guide.
Families: August is a popular time for families due to the school holidays and it offers a variety of family-friendly attractions, theme parks, and entertainment options suitable for all ages.
Things to do for families in Benidorm
Partygoers: Benidorm is well-known for its vibrant nightlife and party scene, making it a favoured destination for young adults and party enthusiasts. During August, the numerous bars, clubs, and beachfront venues attract those looking for a lively and fun-filled nightlife experience.
Use the Whats On Guide to find out when and where all the live entertainment takes place.
However, you will find the new town (The strip and the Square) quieter than some other months, this again is due to the amount of Spanish tourists here who do not frequent the cabaret bars as much as the British.
Businesses that will be CLOSED in August
Aromas British Cafe - Closed from 10th - 24th
Bar 69 - CLOSED 11th to 19th AUGUST - REOPEN 11am TUESDAY 20th AUGUST.
Baxters - CLOSED, no official re-opening date announced as yet.
Colliers Bar - CLOSED for refurb, re-opening Friday 23rd Aug at 18:00
Soul Bar - CLOSED from July 23rd until September - 29th August
Rock and Roll House - CLOSED FROM Sunday 28th July - 30th August
Buddies - CLOSED from 10th Aug until Sunday 1st September
Chamily's - CLOSED no exact re-opening date as yet
Louie's Bar and Lounge - CLOSED from 12th Aug to 5th Sept
New Life - CLOSED for the whole of August
The Crown, Benidorm Old Town - CLOSED from 27th July at 13:00 until 23rd Aug
Pig & Whistle - CLOSED until September (no specific date announced as yet)
Gusto Restaurant - CLOSED 5th to 14th August
Ians Restaurant - CLOSED from 1st August and reopen Tuesday 3rd September. (currently fully booked up to 23rd November)
Paniels - CLOSED until 13th August
Riviera Music Lounge closing from 1st August until September 1st
The Royal - Closed from 17th to 26th August
Rays II - CLOSED from 3rd Aug to 2nd Sept
Mateos - CLOSED from 4th of August until the 30th.
The old town area will be very busy and you will see Spanish families enjoying meals and children playing until late at night, when the daytime heat had dissipated somewhat.
If you are travelling into Benidorm by car, you will find it quite difficult to park, but Benidorm council have helped by providing over 7,000 FREE parking spaces dotted round the city. Find more information here.
Booking your holiday, if you are planning a vacation in August it is wise to book early to avoid disappointment and find competitive prices.
Average Weather conditions in August
August in Benidorm is typically the hottest and 2nd driest month of the year, weather alerts are quite often in place for extremely high temperatures.
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.
Daytime temperature - 29.7°C.
Nightly temperature - 19.8°C.
Average temperature - 24.7°C.
Daily sunshine - 10.2 hrs.
Average rainfall - 18 mm.
Rainy days - 4 days.
Sea temperature - 25.9°C.
Humidity - 69%.
Windspeed - 11.2kph.
Keep up to date with daily and weekly weather forecasts here.
Events and red days (bank holidays) during August
Due to the high temperatures There are NO fiestas in August, but an incredible amount of cultural and artistic events. There are live concerts most nights in the Aiguera Park auditoriums, including ballet, opera, theatre and performances by leading popular international and Spanish groups and singers.
Late July/early August - Low Festival - A 3 day event when Benidorm becomes a rock and indie hotspot.
15th August - Red Day, Assumption of Mary. This is a public holiday in Spain and a major religious festival across the country. It is the most important Marian feast day on the calendar, and is celebrated every 15 August. Banks, offices and some shops will be CLOSED.
Find information on local fiestas here.
Benidorm Seriously Facebook Group - Members' Personal Experiences of their AUGUST Holidays.
Neil David Collins - It is family season. Many more Spanish and the flight prices for short break party people are high. The Spanish areas are buzzing until late.
Kyle Stanic - I love Benidorm in August and have no problem finding entertainment or having a good time and the Spanish people are friendly.
Have you had a holiday in Benidorm in AUGUST? If so comment below, descriptive and helpful comments may be added to this webpage
Benidorm in May - What to expect from your holiday. Benidorm attracts a diverse range of visitors throughout the year and May is a busy month where you can expect to find a mixture of tourists, including families, couples and solo travellers. Stag and hen groups will also be present in Benidorm during this time of year.
May can be one of the best times to visit, if you are looking for less crowded beaches, mild weather and plenty of entertainment.
FIND YOUR PERFECT ACCOMMODATION HERE.
Nightlife and Entertainment: Benidorm is renowned for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene. Numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues cater to a diverse range of tastes. In May, everywhere will be open and you will find plenty of places to enjoy a fun night out.
Find out who is on when and where by using the Whats On Guide.
Beaches: Benidorm is famous for its beautiful sandy beaches, and you can expect them to be less crowded in May compared to the peak summer months. You can relax on the shores of Benidorm's 5 beaches, soak up the sun, and even take a refreshing dip in the Mediterranean Sea as temperatures are now beginning to rise. (See weather information below).
Outdoor Activities: May is an ideal time to enjoy various outdoor activities in Benidorm. You can try water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, or paddleboarding. Additionally, the nearby mountains provide opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural landscapes.
Sightseeing: Benidorm offers several attractions and landmarks worth visiting. You can explore the historic old town, known as the "Casco Antiguo," with its charming narrow streets and traditional Spanish architecture. Benidorm also boasts several theme parks which provide entertainment for all ages.
Top 25 things to do in Benidorm
Day Trips: If you're interested in exploring beyond Benidorm, you can take day trips to nearby attractions. Visit the picturesque coastal town of Altea, explore the historic city of Alicante, or venture inland to the stunning Guadalest Valley and its medieval castle or the famous Algar Falls.
Find lots more places to visit nearby on the Costa Blanca North, or head South.
Guadalest
It's worth noting that while May is generally a pleasant time to visit Benidorm, weather and crowds can vary. It's a good idea to check the specific forecast for your travel dates and consider booking accommodation in advance to ensure availability.
Summary - May is a popular time to visit Benidorm for all ages.
Festivals and Red Days
1st of May - Labour Day (May Day), International Workers Day, this is a National holiday here in Spain, known as a RED DAY, similar to a Bank Holiday back in the UK.
1st to 3rd - Fiesta de la Creu (Holy Cross Fiesta) which is celebrated in the Foietes District (Old Town), this is one of thee most traditional fiestas and begins with the Vestida de la Creu which gives way to the ringing of the bells, parades and a floral offering in the streets of the Old Town.
Find a full list of Benidorm's main Fiestas here.
AVERAGE WEATHER IN MAY
May is generally a great time to visit Benidorm as the weather is really starting to warm up, it's usually sunny, but occasional showers are possible, so it's a good idea to pack a light jacket or umbrella.
May is typically the 6th warmest and 5th driest month of the year. May can be summarized as mild and reasonably dry.
Daytime temperature - 22.4°C.
Nightly temperature - 12.4°C.
Average temperature - 17.4°C.
Daily sunshine - 9.4 hrs.
Average rainfall - 32 mm.
Rainy days - 9 days.
Sea temperature - 18°C.
Humidity - 66%.
Windspeed - 11.9kph.
Find average weather temperatures for other months here.
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