Alicante Beaches

Levante Beach, located in Benidorm just a 30-minute drive from Alicante, is a bustling spot for fun-seekers. Also known as Sunrise Beach, it offers a wide range of activities, such as diving boards, swinging bridges, rafts, slides, and a playground for kids, all supervised by well-trained lifeguards. People of all ages, from kids to young adults, flock to this beach.

Situated to the west of Levante Beach in Benidorm, Poniente Beach boasts golden sands and is perfect for leisurely walks, sunbathing, and swimming. The beach is equipped with amenities like sunbeds and safety gear, showers, safeguards, etc. It is one of the most popular beaches in the province.

Located approximately 7 km (4.5 miles) from central Alicante, San Juan Beach is one of the busiest in the area and proudly holds the Blue Flag of the European Union. During the summer, it's a favourite destination for sun-loving tourists who enjoy water sports and sunbathing. You'll find a variety of shops, bars, cafes, restaurants, and water sports activities on the beach.

Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Castillo de Santa Barbara, Postiguet Beach is not only surrounded by palm trees, making it exceptionally beautiful, but it is also conveniently located in the city centre. The beach is one of the most famous beaches in Alicante. The public transportation options like buses and trams make Postiguet Beach easily accessible. Near the coastal railway between Alicante and Denia, there's also a strip of beach named Playa del Coco.

Saladares-Urbanova Beach is one of the longest beaches on Alicante's southern coastline. Located in a residential area, it remains relatively uncrowded, providing a peaceful environment for relaxation. Tourist services include lifeguard patrols, watchtowers, toilets, foot showers, and parking facilities. It proudly holds the Blue Flag from the European Union.

Del Coco Beach is a small and tranquil spot along Alicante's coastline. It was historically used by the city's fishermen as a landing point for their catches. The peaceful harbour here offers a serene setting to admire the sea.

To the northwest of Alicante lies Albufereta Beach, situated in a residential area and popular among tourists during the summer season. Beach services are available during Holy Week and the peak summer season, including lifeguards, a Red Cross post, watchtowers, foot showers, toilets, and parking facilities. The beach is easily accessible by car, bus or train. Nearby, you'll also find the noteworthy Almadraba Beach.

For those in search of a more peaceful beach experience, Almadraba Beach is the perfect choice. Nestled between the bustling Playa de San Juan and the city centre, this small and serene cove offers an ideal setting for relaxation, sunbathing, and swimming away from the crowds. While it may not have as many facilities as other popular beaches, its allure lies in its tranquil ambience and crystal-clear waters.

Alicante's dog-friendly beach, Agua Amarga Beach, is a must-visit for those travelling with their furry companions. Situated to the south of the city centre, this beach offers amenities such as showers, toilets, and a small café. Specialized services for dogs, including puppy showers and a doggy daycare facility, make it a unique and inclusive beach option.

Cabo de la Huertas consists mainly of coves situated between San Juan and Albufereta. What sets this beach apart from others in Alicante are its secluded and private coves. Some of these coves are designated for nudists, so it's important to be aware of this if you decide to visit. Take precautions regarding currents and underwater rocks. This beach is perfect for a leisurely walk and a bit of solitude.