Spain in its total is a place to behold! It’s amazing beaches, rich culture, cuisine and activities as well as friendly weather all year round make up for one of the best countries to visit. As such, Costa Blanca or ‘White Coast’ is home to some of the best sceneries, life and resorts that Spain has to offer. Each year huge numbers of tourists flock on its shores in order to enjoy a sunny getaway from the busy and sometimes mundane life back home. The options of resorts on offer are vast so if you are looking for your next holidays in Costa Blanca, here is the place to look in order to get a brief taste of what those sunny shores can provide you!
In its whole, Spain is a magnificent country full of stunning natural sceneries, golden sandy beaches and sights to behold. As the views on offer are various and spread throughout the country, having to choose some of them is a hard feat in itself as we would need a whole book to describe why you should spend your holidays in Spain exploring those sights instead of lazing at one of the beaches the country has to offer. Read More
Say that you decide to embark on a weekend adventure on a sunny setting with loads of activities to choose from. Say that Benidorm happens to tick all the boxes but your time is limited. What do you do? Well the answer is simple because if you follow our guide you will certainly have 5 ways to organise a weekend break to Benidorm, getting rid of your everyday stress and working on your tan on the way while avoiding some of the most common annoyances!
Organise your Schedule
If you plan for a weekend break to Benidorm, the activities on offer are guaranteed to take up all your time, so since you have a limited amount of it on your disposal you should spend it wisely. The first step is to decide roughly what you want to do before you visit and book tickets in order to save time and money. Try to organise your schedule effectively by cutting on commuting times, so if you happen to like an attraction far from the main city it would be better to save it for another visit.
Pack only the necessary
Since you will be travelling for a maximum of three days there’s no need to pack half your wardrobe. Try to stay close to the essentials and bring a scarf or heavier clothes along during the winter months as the weather might get chilly. This might also save you the extra fees that may occur by paying for a suitcase. That said you can always take advantage of the warmer weather to avoid bringing really heavy or furry coats that might take up space. After all friends or family back home might ask for souvenirs!
Stay close to the action
Of course Benidorm has wonderful hotels and resorts, but if you decide to visit for a limited amount of time such as a weekend break to Benidorm then there are other variables that you have to take into account. An important and sometimes overseen detail is your accommodation’s location. It would be great to check in at an all-inclusive resort outside of town, as the commodities will certainly cover you for a couple of days. Nevertheless, if you really want to get a proper taste of Benidorm and especially on a strict timeline, it would be best if you booked somewhere closer to the action.
Don’t drink too much
We all know that a night out in Benidorm might be one to remember for a long time to come, however try to avoid ‘Hangover’ type partying as things might turn sour. Yes, the night might be long and the spirits high, however the fact that you have limited time and that you will probably have to return to your desk the Monday after won’t make a hangover or headache enjoyable. Instead try to get some sleep and wake up early in order to seize the day sunbathing and exploring instead of sleeping in.
Take care of hotel checkout times
So you’ve had a wonderful time during your weekend break to Benidorm and it’s time to head back home. In order to avoid any last minute headaches, make sure to check for your accommodation’s checkout times as it could be a pain having to haul your luggage around for the remaining 6 hours to your flight on a Sunday. Most of the hotels and apartments will charge extra if you decide to stay for more than the allowed time so try to plan ahead and arrange your accommodation fee for half a day extra if necessary.
Have you booked for your next holidays in Spain? If you have, then get ready for some activities that will blow your mind! Get in touch with your inner child and jump on the rides on offer because working on your tan on one of the numerous Spanish beaches is one thing but having a full day guaranteed to satisfy you and your family is another! Splash on the way down after a water slide, ride ponies or experience a bank heist in the wild west first-hand, there are activities on offer that will please even the most demanding visitors. So without further ado, here are our top 5 picks of some of the best amusement parks around Spain!
Spain is amongst the biggest beer producers in the world and if the taste of Spanish food is something to go by, then the Spanish have certainly got it right! Home to numerous exquisite breweries, Spain has lots to offer from stout to IPA, guaranteed to tickle your fancy for the all favourite alcoholic beverage regardless of preference. However, since holidays in Spain never last forever, you have to look around in order to enjoy some of the most popular beers the country has to offer!
If you want to take a break from everyday routine on a sunny setting far from the moody weather back home, then a weekend break to Fuerteventura is certainly an option well worth looking into! Home to golden strips of sand along the coasts and numerous activities, Fuerteventura is the perfect short haul destination for a budget friendly option guaranteed to satisfy you and your travelling companions. However, since a weekend break is short by definition it might get stressful so you can follow our guide, get a taste, prioritise and have the best weekend of your life!
In its whole, Spain is a magnificent country full of stunning natural sceneries, golden sandy beaches and sights to behold. As the views on offer are various and spread throughout the country, having to choose some of them is a hard feat in itself as we would need a whole book to describe why you should spend your holidays in Spain exploring those sights instead of lazing at one of the beaches the country has to offer.
Is your budget tight? Then why not go for cheap holidays in Tenerife? As a sunny destination, Tenerife is generally more affordable in comparison to the Mediterranean islands but at the same time all that fun and maybe more, if you make good use of your hard earned money! In this guide we present you with our favourite tips on saving and working on your tan while having sunny, cheap holidays in Tenerife! Read More
The Canaries are a great destination for the whole family. If you’re after a sunny holiday that won’t cost a fortune and will please the most demanding members of your family, then look no further because the island of Fuerteventura will definitely have you covered. If you choose to spend your holidays in Fuerteventura, you ’re in for a lot of fun as some of the best amusement parks the Canaries have to offer are situated on the island (or really close).
So the time has come and you have decided to spend your holidays in Spain. Traveling always brings a certain amount of worry on the hotel you booked, the condition of the weather, catching planes on time when you’re bound to a sun chair etc. However one minor thing that can make a world of difference to starting your holidays in the right mood is making your flight enjoyable. Since you have to be tied to a seat of a metal box for at least three hours before you reach civilization and the internet again, things might get quite boring. Of course the joy of flying rests in a big part on the destination and activities planned ahead and includes the “ohmygodIwanttogettothebeachasap” factor but sometimes flights can get tedious. As such we present you with our top tips for making your flight enjoyable and comfortable so sit back, read and plan ahead to make your next flight the best one yet!
