What's The Weather Like In Benidorm In January?
January is the coldest time of the year to visit Benidorm, Spain, But compared with the weather in the UK in January, it's comparatively mild and sunny with approximately six hours of sunshine each day. Benidorm remains a popular tourist attraction all year round, subsequently, hotels stay quite full even through the winter months.
How Warm Is Benidorm In January?
The average temperature in Benidorm is 12°C with highs of 15°C, cooling down to 6°C after dark. Occasionally the temperature gets very low for a few days in the winter, but it never reaches freezing.
Can You Swim In The Sea In Benidorm In January?
Although it might be too cold to spend a day at the beach, you'll still see the occasional hardly swimmer, even though the sea is a cool 15°C
How Much Does It Rain In Benidorm In January?
With an average of 11 days of rain throughout the month, it's likely that you'll experience a shower or two during your stay.
Hotels for Benidorm in January
Terralta Apartments
When it comes to budget accommodation, Terralta Apartments are ideal for families and couples during their holiday in Benidorm. Guests can choose between one- and two-bedroom apartments, all of which come with living/dining room, kitchenette, bathroom and balcony. There are also plenty of onsite amenities, such as mini market, kids' play area, WiFi access and swimming pools.
Hotel Perla Residencia
Hotel Perla Residencia is one of the most popular hotels in Benidorm amongst couples. This two-star hotel is just a short distance away from Levante beach and offers a choice of spacious rooms. Onsite facilities include swimming pool, solarium, parking and bar lounge.
Things to do in Benidorm in January
Desafio Medieval
If the weather takes a turn for the worst, seek shelter by heading to the Castillo Conde de Alfaz where you can watch the Desafio Medieval show. During this performance you'll be taken on a journey back through history to a time of knights on horseback, jousting and sword fights. The entrance fee not only includes the show, but also dinner, unlimited drinks and entrance to the nightclub afterward. If you want to make the evening extra special, you can purchase the VIP ticket for the best seats or the magic ticket which includes a magic show.
Altea
For a chance to see what Benidorm was like before mass tourism took over, pay a visit to the nearby Spanish village of Altea. Located just on the outskirts of the resort, this area is a world away from fast-paced Benidorm and is full of winding narrow streets to explore. There are two markets held here every Tuesday morning. The one in the centre of the village sells fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as herbs, nuts, sweets and flowers, whilst the one close to the sports centre offers more souvenir-type items, such as clothing, leather goods, jewellery and handicrafts.
