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Llevant Beach, Benidorm

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Llevant Beach, Benidorm, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain
Interesting facts
1

Levante Beach is oriented toward the sunrise, contrasting with the sunset-facing Poniente Beach.

2

The beach is one of the most visited urban coastal sites in the Valencian Community, often hosting thousands of visitors simultaneously during peak season.

3

The promenade features a 'Walk of Fame' with handprints and plaques commemorating local and international celebrities.

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Despite its urban location, the water quality is monitored daily during the peak season to maintain its Blue Flag status.

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The beach is entirely man-made, with sand imported and replenished periodically to maintain its width.

Overview

Llevant Beach, or Playa de Levante, is Benidorm’s primary urban beach, stretching approximately 2 kilometers along the city's eastern coastline. The beach is characterized by its fine golden sand and a continuous promenade lined with high-rise hotels, restaurants, and nightlife venues. It faces south, ensuring significant sun exposure throughout the day. The Mediterranean Sea here is notably shallow, making it popular for families and casual swimmers. A distinctive feature is the Blue Flag designation, certifying high standards for water quality and environmental management. Lifeguard services and comprehensive public facilities, including showers and footbaths, are provided throughout the season. The shoreline is protected by a floating platform in the sea during peak summer months.

Photo spot

From the 'Balcón del Mediterráneo' viewpoint at the western end, looking across the full length of the beach.

Insider tips

Rent a sunbed early in the day if you require shade, as the beach becomes crowded by midday.

Walk towards the eastern end near the 'Rincón de Loix' for a slightly quieter atmosphere compared to the central section.

Utilize the public footwash stations located at every ramp access point to manage sand before entering city streets.

What to avoid

Do not leave personal belongings unattended while swimming, as the high density of the beach makes it a target for opportunistic petty theft.

Good to know

Lifeguard services are significantly reduced outside of the summer season.

Etiquette

Public nudity is prohibited; footwear is recommended on the promenade but optional on the sand.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
4-6 hours
Best time to visit
Early morning in June or September to avoid peak midday heat and maximum weekend crowds.
Address
Llevant Beach, Benidorm, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain
38.535, -0.118
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Details
Beach FeaturesBlue Flag certified, fine sand, urban promenade
Water ConditionsShallow, calm, suitable for families

Frequently asked

Plan for about 4-6 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Early morning in June or September to avoid peak midday heat and maximum weekend crowds..

From the 'Balcón del Mediterráneo' viewpoint at the western end, looking across the full length of the beach.

Close by you'll find Mirador del Castell - Balcó de la Mediterrània, Platja de Llevant, Plaça Triangular.