RM384 Cheap Flights to Benidorm

Benidorm has long been the go-to place for those seeking sun, sea, sand and an unforgettable nightlife. Located on the southeast coast of Spain, this Mediterranean resort may not be the first place to choose for a quiet break, but if you love beaches, bars and a chance to let your hair down, then the party capital of the Costa Blanca is definitely the place for you.

When to book cheap flights to Benidorm

The peak season is when flight prices inevitably rise. In Benidorm this runs from July to September, when the weather is at its finest and there are a number of popular local festivals, including Benidorm Summer Festival and Benidorm Pride.

How to find the best deals to Benidorm

It’s best to look for cheap flights from October to May.

If you search for flights from a variety of airports you increase your chances of success. We’ve made this easy for you with our ‘Nearby Airports’ option that you can find under the selected departure location when you search. Clicking here allows you to compare flights departing from other locations, with different airlines that may offer better deals.

Main airports in Benidorm

• Iberia
• British Airways (BA)
• Tap Portugal
• Air Europa
• easyJet
• Air France
• Ryanair
• KLM

How to get to (and around) Benidorm

Once you land, there are regular shuttle buses running from Alicante-Elche Airport directly to Benidorm’s city centre.

At the resorts many all-inclusive day trips are available, and these usually includes transportation.

Benidorm itself is largely accessible on foot, with the main beaches and tourist areas located within easy walking distance of each other.

The must-sees in Benidorm

Besides beautiful beaches, clear blue water and a vibrant nightlife, Benidorm has plenty else to offer.

Since it can be quite busy in summer, one option is to escape the city for a day. There are plenty of pretty fishing villages nearby, each offering a unique insight into how Benidorm must have been before it became a popular resort. The nearby towns of Villa Joyosa, Altea or El Campello are much smaller and more peaceful by comparison. El Campello is a particularly striking village, with a beach far quieter than that in Benidorm.

Tips for travelling in Benidorm

During high season, the main thing to remember is to wear sunscreen and cover up during the heat of the day.

The locals tend to take siestas, which is not a bad example to follow.