Sightseeing in Benidorm and the Costa Blanca Attractions At the Castle of Conde de Alfaz you’ll be treated to a lively and interactive dinner show, with knights fighting on horseback, while a medieval dinner of soup, bread, chicken, seasonal vegetables , or pork or ribs, and ice cream is served with Sangria, or beer. The show features plenty of horseback action and spears, swords, and shields with knights in armor.
If that isn’t to our liking, try The Benidor palace that offers an amazing three-hour floorshow several nights a week including Friday and Saturday. You find an array of entertainment offered on the palace stage that includes dancers, singers, comedians, and magicians. Perhaps your looking for daytime activities. The Playa de Poniente is a very active and busy seaside. The velvety white beach is located on the main road that gets a lot of traffic. You can avoid this by going to the tranquil nearby Playa de Levante.
Theme Parks in Benidorm and Alicante the Costa Blanca Aqualandia Park is a popular theme waterpark in Benidorm. The park has waterslides and swimming pools. For the faint of heart, there is a river ride – much slower than others in the park. There is another theme park in Benidorm called Adventure land with slides, fountains, pools, and a labyrinth that is ideal for the tiny tots.
Then there is the well-known Terra Mitica in the area. This theme park exhibits Ancient History and highlights five Mediterranean civilizations including its legends and myths, which are celebrated within all civilizations. Within the park there are restaurants. The food served depends upon the civilization that you’re visiting. Within the theme park there are shops where you’ll discover souvenirs to remind your visit of a lifetime. Some of these keepsakes include items made form Egyptian papyrus, Greek statues and Iberian perfumed candles.
March 21st, 2009
Tushar Mathur
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