Benidorm's biggest attraction, Terra Mítica theme park, does not admit dogs, but the free Old Town and its clifftop viewpoint are genuinely dog-friendly and arguably more atmospheric anyway.
Benidorm's most photographed viewpoint, a white balustraded balcony perched on the Canfali headland between Levante and Poniente beaches, with sweeping sea views. Free to visit and leashed dogs are welcome throughout.
💡 Go at sunset. The white stone glows and the crowds thin out compared to midday.
The whitewashed old fishing quarter, a maze of narrow lanes and tiled plazas around the Church of San Jaime y Santa Ana, is the most walkable and atmospheric part of Benidorm for a dog, far removed from the high-rise strip.
💡 Morning is quieter and cooler than the evening tapas crowds, better if your dog dislikes crowded lanes.
Finca de la Encantada, north of Benidorm
The Costa Blanca's major theme park, spread across five themed zones from Ancient Egypt to Rome. Dogs are not admitted anywhere inside, including the queue areas, so this is only useful to know as a no-go rather than a destination for your trip.
💡 Book a day-care sitter through Rover or Gudog for the day if you want to visit, rather than leaving your dog in a hot car or hotel room.
Our top-rated pet-friendly hotels, handpicked and verified.
Benidorm Luxury Residential
★★★ · 9.7/10
€120/night
Port Benidorm Hotel & Spa 4* Sup
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Hotel Madeira Centro
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