Cheap holidays in Benidorm are easy to find at most times of the year as the Costa Blanca's largest city is the quintessential bucket and spade seaside resort, served by all of the UK's major tour operators. It's an infamous place and exactly what you would expect from a cheap and cheerful, hot and sunny Spanish beach resort, it's pretty much purpose built for Brits.

How to get there
There are two main ways to bag yourself a cheap holiday in Benidorm. Either book yourself a package holiday to Benidorm through a travel agent or direct with a tour operator like Thomson or MyTravel or book a flight and hotel separately. Our search has plenty of agents offering cheap hotels in Benidorm and you can use our flight search to check for cheap flights to Alicante, the nearest airport. There are plenty of options from London and regional airports such as Manchester, Belfast, Newcastle and Glasgow. If you're going to do this why not book some cheap car hire in Alicante and explore the surrounding areas under your own steam?

When to go
Most tourists take their holidays in Benidorm during the summer months of June, July and August when it can often get so hot that it is almost impossible to walk on the beach from 11am until late afternoon. As a result you might prefer to wait until September, or take your holiday to Benidorm a little earlier in the year during April or May, either way, our partners who include Holiday Hypermarket and Thomas Cook should be able to accommodate you because they specialise in Benidorm holidays. Benidorm probably isn't the place to visit in the Mediterranean winter as the climate can be pretty damp and sometimes cold.

More about Benidorm
Benidorm holidays are really good value. You can find plenty of 7 night breaks from under £250! Accommodation is fairly standard, but if you're going for the beach and vibrant night life then you won't be disappointed. The city is popular for lads weekends and hen nights, but also perfect for families looking for cheap holidays. Benidorm is laden with eateries that are designed to accommodate the British tourist so expect ham, eggs, fries and pizza. Water sports are abundant and the sea is usually calm, so not great for surfing but perfect for a paddle and a game of frisby.

After you've topped up your tan, had a swim and had enough of the gorgeous beaches, there's still fun to be had at Terra Mitica, Spain's largest theme park. Packed with rollercoasters and shows there's plenty to keep you occupied for a full day here. Add to that the fact that in most hotels entertainment is laid on most nights, karaoke, flamenco dancing and salsa lessons are pretty much guaranteed, holidays in Benidorm should be full of fun.

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