Cala de Finestrat
BeachLa Cala de Finestrat is a quaint sandy cove just south of Benidorm, cherished for its relaxed atmosphere — a peaceful retreat away from the larger, more crowded stretches of the Costa Blanca.
Why visit Cala de Finestrat
It is an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the coastline. Sun loungers and parasols are available for hire along the shore, and gentle waves make it safe and pleasant for swimming. The cove is backed by bars, restaurants, a bakery and small supermarkets, so there is plenty of local food close to the sand. For those staying in Benidorm it is an easy, inexpensive bus ride away — a perfect place for a leisurely afternoon and a beautiful sunset.
Quaint & sandy
A small, sandy cove just south of Benidorm, cherished for its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty.
Peaceful retreat
A quieter alternative to the larger, more crowded Costa Blanca beaches, ideal for unwinding by the sea.
Gentle waves
Gentle waves make the cove a safe and pleasant spot for swimming, with loungers and parasols for hire.
Bars & bakery
The beach is backed by bars, restaurants, a bakery and small supermarkets for local food and quick snacks.
Bus from Benidorm
For those staying in Benidorm, the cove is a short, inexpensive bus ride — a convenient day trip.
Local charm
Beautiful sunsets and local charm make it a perfect place for a leisurely afternoon away from the resort bustle.
Practical information
- Getting there: a short, inexpensive bus ride south from Benidorm; about 50 minutes by car from Alicante airport (ALC).
- What to do: swim the gentle waters, hire a lounger, and eat at the bars and restaurants backing the sand.
- Amenities: bars, restaurants, a bakery and small supermarkets line the cove, with loungers and parasols for hire.
- Best time to visit: late spring to early autumn; stay for the sunset, which is one of the cove’s highlights.
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Marina BaixaCala de Finestrat
Cala de Finestrat is a relaxed, sandy cove beach just south of Benidorm, known for its beautiful sunsets.
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This place is part of our Costa Blanca Guide: Benidorm, Calpe, Altea and the Best of Alicante — see every town, beach and cove we have mapped on that coast.
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