Gita a Villajoyosa, città balneare, da Benidorm

Benidorm Island Boat Trip Ticket

If you've been on Benidorm beach, you'll have spotted a mysterious rocky outcrop in the horizon. Locals call it Peacock Island because of the birds that make it their home – and at just 3.5km away, it makes a great trip by boat from the mainland.

Benidorm Palace variety show ticket

With 40 years of success in producing live variety shows, it's no wonder Benidorm Palace garners rave reviews and is voted best in the Costa Blanca year after year. The Palace's cabarets are the stuff of legend and feature world-class artistes performing the best of Spanish entertainment.

Aqualandia Park Admission Tickets

Book your admission tickets to Aqualandia and experience exciting water rides for all the family.

Half-day Benidorm skyline tour

A whistle-stop tour of Benidorm's best bits, this trip whisks you to the three best viewpoints in the city. Heading higher than the skyscrapers, you'll enjoy amazing views overlooking both Levante and Poniente beaches. And along the way, you'll learn the legend of the Benidorm cross, the story of the gap in the mountain, and even hear about the 1950s effort to lift a ban on wearing bikinis in the town to help boost tourism. Plus, you'll have a quick visit to the village of Villajoyosa, which is known for its brightly painted house and chocolate factories.

Boat transfer ticket from Benidorm to Villajoyosa’s market

Swap the road for the sea and hop on a boat from Benidorm to Villajoyosa – it's a scenic little voyage along the coast that beats sitting in traffic any day. Once you dock, a bus will zip you straight to the town's lively market scene.When you arrive, it's time to go off and wander on your own during a few hours of free time. Check out the markets stalls – around 100 of them – and pick up some sweet treats. You'll have time to pop into the famous Valor Chocolate Museum, too, if you fancy it, one of Spain's most iconic chocolate brands.

Boat round trip from Calpe port to Moraira

Enjoy a coastal sailing from the Port of Calpe to Moraira, a picturesque town on the Costa Blanca famous for its seven distinct beaches and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Arriving at the Nautical Club near the historic old town, you'll have four hours of free time to explore. Soak up the sun on the beaches, browse the marina for local souvenirs, visit the impressive 18th-century fortress, or savour an authentic Mediterranean meal at one of the seaside restaurants.

Transfer to the Moors and Christians Festival of La Vila Joiosa

Declared a Festival of International Tourist Interest, the Moors and Christians Festival of La Vila Joiosa is one of Costa Blanca's most spectacular celebrations. Every summer, this sleepy seaside town bursts into life for a week of parades, parties and historical battle re-enactments that'll whisk you straight back to the 16th century. Locals dress up as Moors or Christians, and the whole town gets involved – there's dancing, drumming and enough paella to feed a packed Wembley Stadium. With this transfer ticket, all you need to do is turn up ready to celebrate in style. Whether you're into history, costumes, or just love a good fiesta, this lively summer event has loads to offer. It's all about celebrating the town's past, when locals fought off a pirate invasion in 1538. Legend has it that Saint Martha, the town's patron saint, stepped in to save the day by flooding the beach and sinking the pirate ships. As a thank you, the townspeople began holding annual celebrations in her honour.

Alicante Hogueras de San Juan Festival

Welcome to the vibrant and colourful festival of Hogueras de San Juan, in Alicante. Held annually from June 20th to 24th, this celebration transforms the city into a lively hub of art, tradition and fun. You'll kick things off with a guided stroll through the city so you can take a look at the "Hogueras" – large artistic structures made of cardboard and stone. These creations, depicting satirical and sometimes funny scenes, are scattered throughout Alicante. After the tour, you'll have some free time to immerse yourself in the festival's unique atmosphere.The Bonfires of San Juan are a traditional and joyful celebration that marks the beginning of summer. The festival's all about burning useless objects at the summer solstice. During these days, the city is filled with light, colour, music and fireworks. The event kicks off with the Proclamation and the "Planta," when bonfires and lots of different monuments are placed around the city – some of them get up to be 20 metres tall.The most anticipated moment of the festival is St John's Day, June 24th, when a purifying fire consumes the bonfires during an event known as the "Nit de la Crema." This spectacle is the perfect culmination of your visit, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Alicante's most cherished tradition.

Finestrat Motor Museum with free transfer

Car enthusiasts, start your engines! On this trip to Alicante's Motor Museum, you'll rub bumpers with a collection of over 60 classic and iconic cars from the 20th century. You can get hands-on with an interactive display on how a four-stroke engine works, head to the projection room for documentaries on motoring history, and look in on a restoration workshop that revives and repairs vintage cars. You'll even find favourites from the world of film and TV, like Deloreans made famous by Back to the Future and KITT from Knight Rider.

Half-day guided tour to Finestrat Motor Museum and Villajoyosa

You're in for a morning of motor cars and Mediterranean views. You'll be picked up and taken to see cars galore at the car museum, before hitting the coast to stroll the seaside streets of Villajoyosa. Start your journey at the Motor Museum of Finestrat, a massive 4,000-square-metre paradise for car lovers. This place is packed with over 80 classic vehicles, including gems like a 1923 Dodge Brothers and a retro replica of KITT from Knight Rider. Imagine strolling through rows of vintage cars, each with its own unique story.Your next stop is Villajoyosa. This charming town is famous for its vibrant seafront houses. These colourful homes were originally painted in bright hues so that fishermen could spot their houses from the sea. Take a leisurely stroll through the old town, soaking in the history of the narrow streets and quaint buildings. Then, head over to the promenade for a relaxing walk along the waterfront with the sea breeze against your face and Mediterranean views stretching ahead.