What to do and see in Benissa, Spain: The Best Places and Tips

February 14, 2018 Harland Bartelt

Benissa in Spain, from Europe region, is best know for Points of Interest & Landmarks. Discover best things to do in Benissa with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Benissa

1. Medieval Historic Center

C/ Purissima, Benissa, Spain
Excellent
48%
Good
38%
Satisfactory
11%
Poor
3%
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4.5 based on 52 reviews

Medieval Historic Center

Reviewed By fanoffrance - Loeten, Norway

Actually, this town is divided by the main road, not train tracks. Driving through, or stopping east of the divide, you'd never suspect how charming the old section is. It's extensive enough for a pleasant stroll, although most of the attractions were closed at the time of my visit. The church is from the early 20th century--not historic by Spanish standards, but still quite attractive and worth a visit. Nice views to both east and west.

2. Purissima Xiqueta Parish Church

Paseo de Dolores Piera Torres, Benissa, Spain +34 965 73 22 25
Excellent
37%
Good
50%
Satisfactory
13%
Poor
0%
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Overall Ratings

4 based on 29 reviews

Purissima Xiqueta Parish Church

Reviewed By Steve T - Lytham St Anne's, United Kingdom

Whilst this church is truly imposing it's set in an area with complementary flora and Seating as well as a number of bars/cafes/restaurants.
Benissa is well worth visiting not just to see the church and surrounds but also to visit the old town (casco antiguo). Try it and see - just 1 mile from the local train/tram stop which runs every hour between Alicante & Denia and is fantastically cheap !!

3. Club Hipico Benissa

Partida Senijola 2, 03720, Benissa, Spain +34 965 73 18 32
Excellent
93%
Good
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Satisfactory
7%
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5 based on 14 reviews

Club Hipico Benissa

Through our qualified Instructors we can offer a variety of equestrian disciplines on our Purebred Spanish horse, to students of all levels and abilities. ◾Courses for beginners ◾Hacks out on country tracks ◾dressage and show jumping lessons ◾Horse´s training ◾Livery We speak spanish, english, German, french and russian.

Reviewed By Npietersen

I wanted to ride this summer so I went looking for a stable.
I found a sign next the road and called I could come the same day and we set an appoitmant for the next day.
They where very friendly and the horses are just amazing!
The ride was just perfect!
I see you next year for sure!!

4. Blue Bamboo

Benisa, Platja la Fustera, 46180, Benissa, Spain +34 647 57 46 25
Excellent
49%
Good
30%
Satisfactory
13%
Poor
8%
Terrible
0%
Overall Ratings

4 based on 23 reviews

Blue Bamboo

Reviewed By peaseblossom85 - Alicante, Spain

Visited during the summer and had a late lunch out on the Terrace.
Loved the decor but loved the food even better !
Attention to detail was brilliant. The small squid were especially cooked to perfection. Everything was delicious and clean plates were the result.
The prices were modest considering the quality of the food.
A return trip is a must.

5. Galeria de arte Georgie Poulariani

part. Sant antoni 236 | Carretera 332 km 175, 03720, Benissa, Spain +34 646 31 23 47
Excellent
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5 based on 7 reviews

Galeria de arte Georgie Poulariani

Our page is about art and decoration . We create and expose sculptures and decoration made from different products, like resin , plaster, metal .

Reviewed By SunseekerKD - Brighton, United Kingdom

This guy is a true artist. His work is absolutely amazing, I just wish I knew an international gallery owner. His gallery is on the road out of Benissa heading south, not in the centre as google maps told us. Very much worth tracking down if you have a space crying out for real art.

6. Creative Tennis

Partida Berdica 6 44, 03720, Benissa, Spain +34 678 67 23 89
Excellent
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5 based on 5 reviews

Creative Tennis

The tennis school Creative Tennis,with Head Coach Jan Kindtner, offers throughout the whole year tennis lessons in the Club de Tenis Benissa. In a charming location, between Calpe, Benissa, Moraira and Javea, tourists, overwinterers and residents here find themselves in the best circumstances to improve their tennis.

Reviewed By jtwit - Benissa, Spain

My whole family has had classes with Jan for about 9 years now. There's never a dull moment and he has taken me from total beginning to playing with club team players. I play several times a week now thanks to his patient encouragement. I still have a shared class with him and friends and its always a lot of fun.
My children are still keen tennis players as near teens thanks to Jan's enthusiasm. He has had a positive and steady influence on them.
I can't recommend Jan's tennis coaching enough for adults and children.

7. L’Advocat Beach

Benissa, Spain
Excellent
40%
Good
60%
Satisfactory
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Poor
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Terrible
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Overall Ratings

4.5 based on 5 reviews

L’Advocat Beach

Reviewed By VANES68 - Teulada, Spain

My favourite! Not too busy! Friendly bar during the summer months! A restaurant with pool « La Paillote » provides plenty of shade in the hot summer months. Pretty views. Small sandy beach but pebbles in sea.

8. Vella Church Plaza

Placeta de l'Esglesia Vella, Benissa, Spain
Excellent
33%
Good
22%
Satisfactory
45%
Poor
0%
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0%
Overall Ratings

4 based on 9 reviews

Vella Church Plaza

Reviewed By Steve T - Lytham St Anne's, United Kingdom

This square represents, to me at least, an ideal place to stop and rest awhile whilst taking in / exploring the delights on offer in the Benissa Old Town (casco antiguo). If you want to maximise your coverage pop over to the tourist information office (located on the main road the runs through Benissa – it’s well signed) and obtain from them a copy of the casco antiguo map – FREE – which will then allow you not only to cover the whole of the relevant area in a surprisingly pretty part of Benissa town but will allow you to do it in a structured way to best suit your needs.
Then rest and have a bite to eat and / or drink in the cafes/bars that are nearby to the old church square.
We always like to take time out to sit around this historic square that is not only clean, pretty and co-located with beautiful historic areas / buildings / features but often cool with it.

9. Cala Del Pinets

Benissa, Spain
Cala Del Pinets

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