1. What is the weather like in Benidorm?

Like the rest of the Costa Blanca region, Benidorm has a very sunny yet mild climate where you get over 300 days of sunshine per year with a comfortable average temperature of about 18ºC.

2. I am not really a party person. Why should I go to Benidorm?

You can also go to Benidorm and the Costa Blanca region to improve your health. There is little humidity, which is ideal for those who are afflicted by arthritis and other climatically influenced health problems. Others praise the miraculous healing powers of the salt flats at Torrevieja. One of the more popular tourist attractions, the mud near the waters has a high concentration of minerals.

3. What else can I see around Benidorm?

All around Benidorm you’ll find a lot of beautiful countryside that is fun to explore. There are two general scenic areas. When you go to the North you will find a row of mountains that stand guard next to the sea. The jagged cliffs look formidable and seem to protect this paradise, adding to the sense of being in a sanctuary. When you go to the South you’ll find a wide plain of sand patches, dotted by palm trees and salt deposits. These two areas surround the famous beaches of Costa Blanca.

4. I love Benidorm! Is it expensive to get a permanent home there?

The good news is that buying overseas properties are no longer an option open only to the very wealthy. Because of the competition between local banks, a Spanish mortgage for your new home in Benidorm is just a few painless steps away. Banks in Spain want the business of real estate investors looking for property in the area. Mortgage loans in Spain will generally cover 60% to 80% of a property’s value. Residents will usually be awarded better coverage than non-residents, which is often the case when one is buying property overseas.