Running parallel to Levante Beach is a bustling and crowded promenade, illuminated by hanging garlands, full of restaurants and bars that give this area a bustling atmosphere, with people of all nationalities.
At the end of Paseo de Levante is the Rincón de L'Oix area and the Serra Gelada Natural Park, where you can visit La Cruz, which offers spectacular panoramic views of all of Benidorm and its skyline. On clear days, you can even see Alicante and Santa Pola. There are also two coves: La Cala del Tio Ximo and Cala Almadrava.
Both coves are located at the foot of the Sierra Helada Mountains and are small coves nestled between steep cliffs, allowing tourists to escape the hustle and bustle of Benidorm's busier beaches. Combining fine sand and rock, these coves are an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving, boasting crystal-clear waters from which you can observe beautiful rocky seabeds.
With the sea in front of us, we head to the right to reach Plaza del Torrejó from where we can go up to point 10 Calle Mayor