Benidorm the spectacular city of Mediterranean skyscrapers

Hotel Port Fiesta Park: A Benidorm Bestseller You Can Trust

A true sales hit in Benidorm, Hotel Port Fiesta Park is part of a well-established hotel chain known for consistency, comfort and excellent value. This is a hotel that delivers, year after year.

Stay close to Poniente Beach and Benidorm’s old town, with the seaside, local shops and lively streets all within easy walking distance. Everything is nearby, simple and convenient.

Enjoy outdoor and indoor swimming pools, spacious shared areas and a generous buffet restaurant offering a wide choice of dishes for every taste. Holidays here feel easy, social and stress-free.

Relax in practical, comfortable rooms, ideal after full days of sun and entertainment. Guests regularly praise the friendly staff and the lively, upbeat atmosphere.

Hotel Port Fiesta Park is Benidorm at its best: reliable, energetic and always a winning choice. Book now and see why it’s a favourite.

Full Board at the hotel: how meals are organised

If you book your stay with Full Board, please note the order of the meals included, so you can plan your stay with complete peace of mind.

• Your stay will begin with lunch on the day of arrival.
• Your stay will end with breakfast on the day of departure.

The hotel specifies that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is carefully managed to ensure smooth service for all guests.

• Good to know: This only applies to the restaurant service. Please check the key collection and check-out times to organise your stay comfortably.

• Want to know what’s included in the All-Inclusive stay? Click here!

Benidorm: golden beaches, skyscrapers and endless energy

Whether you want to relax on the sand, enjoy Spanish tapas or dive into vibrant nightlife, Benidorm has a plan for every traveller.

The absolute must-sees

• The Mediterranean Balcony: perched on the cliff that divides the city in two, this iconic white viewpoint offers spectacular panoramic views of the sea, the skyline and both sides of the bay.

• Levante and Poniente beaches: the two souls of Benidorm. Levante is lively and full of bars, water sports and international atmosphere. Poniente, with its colourful promenade, is wider, calmer and ideal for families and relaxed beach days.

• The Basque Zone: hidden in the Old Town, this maze of narrow streets is famous for its northern-style taverns. It’s the perfect place to hop from bar to bar enjoying pintxos, tapas and cider.

• Benidorm Island: the iconic triangular rock in the bay. Take a boat trip to this nature reserve and enjoy hiking, sea views and crystal-clear waters.

Our recommendation

Want to escape the crowds? Head to the far end of Levante Beach and explore Serra Gelada Natural Park. The walk up to the Mirador de la Cruz offers some of the most spectacular views of Benidorm’s skyline.

Alicante: sun, sea and the perfect Mediterranean escape

Alicante is a lively Mediterranean city that perfectly balances beach life, culture and a relaxed urban atmosphere. Located on Spain’s Costa Blanca, it enjoys sunshine almost all year round and offers an easy-going vibe that appeals to both families and couples looking for a versatile seaside escape.

Make sure you visit:

• The Castle of Santa Bárbara, perched on Mount Benacantil with panoramic city and sea views.
• The Explanada de España, a palm-lined promenade ideal for a leisurely walk.
• The old town area, with its narrow streets, local bars and traditional feel.
• The harbour and marina, great for an evening stroll by the sea.
• The central shopping streets, lively and full of local life.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Postiguet Beach, right next to the city centre and very convenient.
• San Juan Beach, long, wide and perfect for families.
• Albufereta Beach, quieter and well connected.
• Cabo de las Huertas coves, ideal for a more natural setting.

Family-friendly activities:

• Enjoy a beach day with calm waters and easy access.
• Take a walk or bike ride along the seafront.
• Visit parks and open spaces around the city.
• Ride the lift or walk up to the castle for a fun experience.
• Explore nearby towns with short and easy trips.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Rice dishes such as arroz del señoret or arroz a banda.
• Fresh seafood and Mediterranean fish.
• Traditional salted fish and local tapas.
• Local sweets enjoyed with a coffee.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Altea, known for its whitewashed old town and sea views.
• Elche, home to the famous palm grove, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Villajoyosa, colourful houses and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.
• Tabarca Island, perfect for a short boat trip and clear waters.