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Benidorm, known as the "New York of the Mediterranean" for its iconic skyscraper, is a tourist destination that combines fun, paradisiacal beaches, and culture. If you're planning a visit, here's a list of the ten must-see places, from theme parks to natural and cultural gems.

Terra Mítica.
Inspired by ancient Mediterranean civilizations, this theme park is ideal for families and adrenaline seekers. Its roller coasters and live shows will transport you back to the time of the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians. Don't miss the children's area for the little ones.
Tip: Visit during the low season to avoid queues.  Book here. 

Aqualandia.
The most famous water park on the Costa Blanca offers exciting slides like Verti-Go and Cyclone, the wave pool, Niagara, and Adventureland for the little ones. Perfect for cooling off in the summer, it also has quiet areas for relaxing.
Tip: Arrive early to make the most of the day or purchase a reduced-price afternoon ticket.  Book here. 

Benidorm Palace
Synonymous with glamour, this iconic restaurant offers dinners with Broadway or Las Vegas shows, flamenco, acrobatics, and magic. Its international programming makes it a unique experience. Tip: Book in advance, especially during high season. Book here. 

Benidorm Island
This rocky islet off the coast is a symbol of the city. You can get there by boat from the port and enjoy hiking, snorkeling, or simply admiring the panoramic views of Benidorm. It is also a protected area for its marine biodiversity.
Tip: Bring comfortable shoes and water to explore the trails.   Book here. 

Levante Beach
Benidorm's most famous beach, with its golden sand and calm waters, is the heart of tourist life. Lined with bars, beach bars, and water activities, it's perfect for enjoying the sun and the festive atmosphere.
Tip: Try a paella at one of the beachfront restaurants.

Balcón del Mediterráneo.
This viewpoint, located between Levante and Poniente beaches, offers spectacular views of the sea and the city. It's especially magical at sunset. Don't forget to touch the black and white mosaic floor—they say it brings good luck!
Tip: Visit at night to see Benidorm illuminated.

Poniente Beach
Quieter than Levante, this beach is ideal for families or those looking to relax. With palm-lined promenades, it's perfect for walking or enjoying an ice cream.
Tip: Rent a hammock and umbrella for added comfort.

Mundomar
This marine and exotic animal park is ideal for interacting with dolphins and sea lions. It offers educational shows and activities like swimming with dolphins.
Tip: Check show times upon entering. Book here. 

Rincon de Loix.
Known as "Little England" for its international atmosphere, this area is home to mostly English pubs and bars. It's the epicenter of nightlife.
Tip: If you prefer peace and quiet, visit during the day.