Things to do in Cala

Activities, attractions and tours

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Photo by Lorraine McDonald
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Photo by edu1975 (CC BY)
Photo "Cala" by FDV (CC BY-SA) / Cropped from original
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1. Llevant Beach

Long-time Benidorm residents, families, couples and partygoers all descend upon the glorious setting of Levante Beach (Playa de Levante). This coastal treasure in one of Spain’s busiest resorts is the ideal place to cool off from the hot summer sun and go swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. Levante Beach is where the sun first shines on the town. Come early to watch the sunrise and stick around to watch the action unfold.
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One of the Costa Blanca’s finest beaches is loved by locals and vacationers alike for its soft sand, crystalline water, busy promenade and nightlife.

2. Poniente Beach

Hang out with locals and dine at waterfront restaurants at Poniente Beach (Playa de Poniente). Stretching west from the Old Town, Poniente Beach has almost 1.9 miles (3 kilometers) of soft golden sand and warm Mediterranean water to enjoy. The beach’s name derives from the Latin word for setting (or west) and this is where you’ll witness the day’s last moments of sunshine in Benidorm.
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Experience the quieter side of Benidorm’s beach scene while being within walking distance of the vibrant nighttime action at this child-friendly bay.

3. Terra Natura

Terra Natura is a zoo whose vast enclosures contain exotic animals from across the globe. Its innovative zoo immersion design makes barriers invisible, allowing you to get closer to the majestic creatures without looking through cages. Travel through the zoo’s diverse sections of Asia, Europa, América and Pangea.
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Kids will love the donkey rides and the interactions with animals at this diverse zoo that removes the boundaries between people and animals.

4. La Fossa Beach

La Fossa Beach (Playa la Fossa) is among the most popular beaches in Calpe. Take delight in the charm of a typical Costa Blanca seaside resort at La Fossa Beach, bathe in warm Mediterranean water and go for a sunset stroll along the promenade. Release your adventurous spirit by climbing to the summit of Peñón de Ifach (aka Calpe Rock) and enjoy the coastal views.
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The unmissable Peñón de Ifach headland rises above a bay of soft golden sand to create one of the quintessential images of Calpe.

5. Campello Beach

Decades of tourist development along the Spanish coast have eroded some of the traditional character from the coastal towns. But El Campello and its stunning Campello Beach have resisted the transformation. The area offers a beautiful seaside getaway with all of southern Spain’s authentic charm. Make the trip to the beach for some of the best watersports on the coast or to visit the lively fishing harbor and watch the boats come and go. A stroll along the miles of wide, pristine white sand will reveal beautiful beachfront architecture and the relaxed approach to life perfected by generations of locals. Campello Beach is the perfect daytrip for visitors to Alicante, and a family-friendly swimming spot.
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Campello Beach showing swimming, a beach and a coastal town

What to do in Cala

Popular places to visit

Llevant Beach

Llevant Beach

One of the Costa Blanca’s finest beaches is loved by locals and vacationers alike for its soft sand, crystalline water, busy promenade and nightlife.

Llevant Beach
Terra Natura

Terra Natura

Kids will love the donkey rides and the interactions with animals at this diverse zoo that removes the boundaries between people and animals.

Terra Natura
Aqualandia

Aqualandia

Plummet down 13 stories on a very tall slide and bring your kids to the wave pool in one of the oldest water parks in Spain.

Aqualandia
Benidorm showing island images, coral and a bay or harbor

Balcony of the Mediterranean

Visit this bright white viewing platform on the cliffs for a good photo opportunity and enjoy shopping and dining with spectacular views.

Balcony of the Mediterranean
Aqua Natura

Aqua Natura

Geysers, waterfalls and a lighthouse are part of this fun water complex. Rush down the Black Hole, the Aqua Snake and other rides.

Aqua Natura
Casino Mediterraneo Benidorm

Casino Mediterraneo Benidorm

This small casino, only a few streets from the beach, features four table games, three roulette tables and five card tables, as well as poker and slot machines.

Casino Mediterraneo Benidorm
La Cruz Benidorm

La Cruz Benidorm

Gaze out from this large cross in Parc Natural de la Serra Gelada, to see all of Benidorm, from sandy strands and mountains to towers and the historic center.

La Cruz Benidorm

Benidorm Palace

With its extravagant stage acts and upscale dining experience, this palace provides the glitz and glamor of Las Vegas and the exotic flair of Bollywood.

Benidorm Palace

Terra Mítica

Bring your family to Terra Mítica and have a fun-filled day at this theme park in Benidorm. Check out the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this walkable area.

Terra Mítica
Benidorm

Benidorm

Frequently asked questions

Is Cala worth visiting?
Whether you're coming to discover the cultural hotspots and local charm or try unique foods and explore in nature, there are plenty of things to do in Cala.
How do I spend a day in Cala?
Begin your day with a visit to Terra Mítica. Then, check out different parts of Cala for a bite to eat and some shopping.
What is the top tourist attraction in Cala?
The top tourist attraction near Cala is Terra Mítica, so don't forget to include it on your sightseeing itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Cala?
You'll have ample time to experience Terra Mítica, Balcony of the Mediterranean and other key attractions in the area when you book a three-day break in Cala.
Is Cala a walkable neighborhood?
It all depends on what you'd like to see in and around Cala. Several top attractions, such as Terra Mítica and Balcony of the Mediterranean are reachable on foot. Feel like exploring some other neighborhoods nearby? Benidorm Centro is 3 kilometers from Cala, while Puerta de Hierro is 5 kilometers away.
What are some activities to do in Cala with kids?
Planning what to do in Cala with kids has never been so easy. Whether you're traveling with teenagers or toddlers, there are loads of family-friendly activities to keep them entertained here.

What to do in Cala for adults?
Benidorm City Hall is one of the main things to do in Cala. With plenty of activities available, there's something here for everyone.
Are there free things to do in Cala?
Near Cala, Balcony of the Mediterranean is an excellent spot for anyone looking to enjoy this area without reaching for their wallet. Also, visit parks and other neighborhoods nearby, and don't hesitate to ask a local tour guide for advice. It's an easy way to learn about the most popular free things to do in Cala.