+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.com
+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.com
From the charm of whitewashed Altea to the energy of Benidorm... One trip, two vibes
Live the adventure, explore new places, and connect with people from all around the world
Where the beach meets the skyline, experience the bold beauty of Benidorm.
Crystal-clear waters, smooth pebbles, and peaceful vibes.
Mestalla Stadium, Avenida Aragón 31 (Google Maps)
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We meet at Av. Aragón 31, 15 minutes before the departure.
We will arrive and have free time to discover the city, eat, drink or taking pictures.
We arrive and have free time to enjoy the city, see the old town, the beaches or have lunch.
We might have a guided tour (optional).
We meet at the bus to go back to Valencia.
Altea is one of the most authentic gems of the Costa Blanca and one of the most photographed towns in the entire Valencian Community.
Its whitewashed old town is a maze of cobbled streets, stairways, and white houses that create a unique atmosphere overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Walking through its streets, you will reach the Church of Nuestra Señora del Consuelo, the most iconic landmark of Altea, famous for its distinctive blue and white dome that contrasts beautifully with the whitewashed town.
From the Mirador de los Cronistas de España, visitors can enjoy panoramic views over the old town and the sea, while the Portal Vell viewpoint offers one of the most breathtaking perspectives on the entire Costa Blanca.
Altea also invites visitors to enjoy its seafront promenade, crystal-clear beaches, and relaxed atmosphere, making it a perfect destination to combine culture, views, and the sea in one place.
Benidorm is one of the most iconic destinations on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, known as the “Manhattan of the Mediterranean” due to its impressive skyline of skyscrapers by the sea.
The city perfectly combines the energy of a modern resort with the charm of its golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Its old town preserves the Mediterranean essence with narrow streets, small squares, and the traditional church in the historic centre.
One of its most emblematic spots is the Balcón del Mediterráneo, a viewpoint offering panoramic views over Levante and Poniente beaches, two of the most famous beaches on the Costa Blanca.
Benidorm also stands out for its unique skyline, where buildings such as the Gran Hotel Bali have become symbols of the city’s modern identity. Between the sea, urban life, and panoramic views, Benidorm offers a completely different experience within the Costa Blanca.
