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MARCH
whats on
St Patricks Day 17th March Although not a Spanish festival, St Patrick’s Day is celebrated by most of the British and Irish bars throughout Benidorm, with live entertainment, special Guinness offers and themed Irish food. There are many venues to visit offering a great Irish atmosphere. Fancy dress is popular so at least wear something green!
Fallas Festivals 19th March
Benidorm celebrates the Fallas Festival by building three huge and beautifully decorated sculptures. These creations are ceremoniously burnt at Plaza de la Hispanidad, Av. Ametlla de Mar and Tomás Ortuño in front of thousands of spectators days later, in memory of local carpenters who would discard their old wood and burn it in the street. The run-up to this event includes street theatre which takes place around the sculptures, bell ringing at Plaza de San Jaime, religious masses at Saint James Church, parades between Parque de Elche Harbour and the San Jaime Church and firework displays. the shops, bars and restaurants bustling until the small hours of the morning. This definitely is a town that comes to life at night and is the setting for some of the Costa´s most impressive fiestas, such as the Moors & Christians, the fiestas of San Roque, to name but a few. Altea also has a lower “sea level” that has endless stretches of pebbled beaches, lined with pleasant walkways, bars, restaurants, clothes and craft shops that lead from the fishing port right to the other side of the town, which is where you will find one of the regions largest street markets and is held each Tuesday. How to get there? If you are travelling by car, Altea is just a 15minute drive from Benidorm on the main N332 heading towards Valencia and when there you will find lots of places to park. Probably the most convenient way to see Altea is by catching the number 10 bus that runs all day, every 15 minutes, from 07:00 to 23:30 and will cost just 1,50€ per person, per way.
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Altea
Approximately 10 km north of Benidorm, you will find a piece of real Spain - the town of Altea. With its famous Blue Domed church, hand laid pebbled streets and whitewashed “picture postcard” houses, Altea couldn´t be further apart from Benidorm and to visit it, is like stepping back in time. Altea is home to many artists who open up their homes to visitors as studios and galleries and it has the reputation of being one of the most photographed towns in Spain. To walk through its Moorish streets literally is like stepping back in time and the pace-of-life is noticeably more laid back than it´s “Manhattan skyline” neighbour, which is clearly visible from the “mirador” just off the town’s main square. You can spend hours mooching the maze of tiny streets, each lined by pristinely white washed buildings that are homes to the local townfolk, stylish bars and restaurants or one of the many art and craft shops. Being a traditional town, Altea still closes between the hours of 14:00 to 16:00 for siesta but once open again, you will find
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AIRLINES
DOCTORS
If you need to contact the airline for any reason these are numbers based in Spain. Monarch – 800 099 260 free phone number Jet2 - 902 881 269 – calls cost 6.7c per min plus 8.3c connection. EasyJet – 902 599 900 from Spain – calls cost 8 cents per min from landline Or 0843 104 5000 UK number – calls cost 5p per min
ALSA BUSES This is the bus which runs to Alicante airport. You can catch it from either the Avda Europa, outside the Europa Clinica or from the bus station – but with baggage you would need to take a taxi as you are not allowed to take luggage onto local public buses. Departs hourly and on the hour from Avda Europa from 7am until 10pm – but there is NO bus at 9pm: costs 9.45€ one way.
Banks In Spain banks only open for half a day, so make sure you go in the morning. Normal opening hours are 8.15am till 2pm, no Saturday opening. All banks have an ATM with an option to change the language into English – press the ‘cambio idiomas’ option
Chemists In Spain they are called a ‘Farmacia’. There is a 24hour farmacia on the main Avd Mediterraneo and the staff speaks English. Many local farmacias close over the lunch period from 1.30, re-opening at 5pm. If you need any sort of medication, including asprin or paracetamol, you can only buy them here: supermarkets are not allowed to sell any kind of medicine Page 4
If you have your EHIC – European Health Insurance Card you are entitled to see the social security doctor free of charge in an emergency, but you must also present your passport with the card. There are three ‘Centro de Salud’ (health centres) in Benidorm you can attend: Rincon de Loix - On Avd Derramador near to the Indoor market Foiettes in the Old Town - Calle Venuzuela La Cala - Avda de Benissa
LOCAL BUSES
The local bus service is run by Llorente. You pay the driver and the cost is 1.50€ regardless of distance. Generally the buses run until midnight. See the bus chart for more info later in the guide
EMERGENCIES
112 is the European equivalent of 999 in the UK Ambulance – 112 Local Police – 966 807 766 or 092 in an emergency National Police – 966 831 930 or 091 in an emergency Guardia Civil – 965 854 475 or 062 in an emergency
BRITISH CONSULATE
This is located in Alicante – Edf Espacio, Rambla Mendez Nuñez, 6th Floor, Alicante 03002. Open Monday to Friday from 8.30am until 1.30pm. In an emergency contact 965 216 002: if you have lost or had your passport stolen you will need to go there to obtain an emergency travel document to get you back to the UK, which will take about two hours to process. It will only be valid for that one journey and costs approximately 120€.
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Useful Information
Eat cheap, get a new hairdo, stock up on British goodies, buy some Euros or just soak up the atmosphere! it is all good these days at the famous market in the centre of the Rincon de Loix in Benidorm! You really notice the difference in the market of today compared to only a few years ago, the variety for shoppers is now greater than ever. If you have not popped over to the market for a browse on recent visits, you are certainly in for a surprise. There today areas for a cheap
are more cafés with more seating where you can rest while and enjoy a brunch or very late
breakfast from just a couple of Euros. As has been the case for many years, the Indoor Market is a mix of local Spanish stall holders and a large number of British units offering all manner of products from tasty homemade Sausage Rolls to branded toiletries that we recognise! You could be forgiven for thinking that you are in a local market in Stockport rather than sunny Spain. There are some long established stall holders who have been trading for many years. These include Sheila´s Money Exchange (no rip off fees) for good rates on your Euros and for those on a self-catering
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holiday there are two superb family Butchers who make fresh meatballs, fresh burgers and sell best quality meats. Whatever you are looking for or when you simply cannot find something in town chances are the Indoor Market will have it in stock! Enjoy a few fun hours of happy shopping at the Indoor Market of visit
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The village of Finestrat and the beachside resort of Cala Finestrat are both located in the Marina Baixa region on the Costa Blanca Close to neighbouring Benidorm and around 40 kilometres from the city of Alicante and its International Airport. The village nestles on the mountainside of Puig Campana affording wonderful views to the mountains and out to the coast and Mediterranean. The charming village has a typical Moorish feel, with colourfully painted houses and narrow cobbled streets. Cala Finestrat on the other hand has increasingly become more and more popular and its development has made it almost an extension to Benidorm itself.
Finestrat Village The village of Finestrat has retained much of its old school charm, with its Moorish feel and ancient monuments, including the 13th century Castell (Castle) de Finestrat, the 18th century Church of Saint Bartholomew, La Torre (the watch tower) and the Hermitage Crist de Remei. There is a scattering of bars and restaurants servicing typical Mediterranean cuisine and a few shops and amenities. However, close by you have all the amenities and facilities of Cala Finestrat and Benidorm. Cala Finestrat Cala Finestrat is a beach resort located just three kilometres away from busy Benidorm. The resort offers adequate amenities and facilities, a good selection of restaurants, bars and shops. Everything else you need is available in Benidorm, which is easily reached by bus and taxi. Cala Finestrat is suitable for families and couples looking for a relaxed beach resort, yet close to lots of activities and amenities should you desire. During the summer months an arts and crafts market is held on the promenade during the afternoon.
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Can You Please Help? Since opening it’s doors in July 2012, volunteers at Giving4giving charity have raised well over €42000 to help and support local cancer charities and other worthy causes up and down the Costa Blanca through sales at the charity shop and also organising various fundraising events. As a growing charity, Gary, the charity co-ordinator is delighted to announce that an additional charity shop is to be opened in mid March this year in Finestrat. Situated in the heart of the village, not only will the new shop help to provide additional income for the charity, hopefully it will also benefit from becoming part of the local community and raise awareness of the vital work and people it supports. Donations are urgently needed to fill the empty shop, ready for the grand opening in March – clothing, footwear, bric a brac, electrical goods, household linen, Page 12
furniture, coat hangers etc. Your kind donations can be dropped off at the new premises or at any of the other Giving4Giving shops situated in La Nucia or Altea. The charity is also appealing for volunteers to join the team running the shop; if you enjoy meeting new people and would like to make a difference in the local community, please get in touch soon. The shop is situated on Calle Puig Campana, along the side road from Serena’s bar and opposite The Paradiso Restaurant. Planned opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 10am 2pm. For any further information, please contact Gary on 603 137 697 or visit our Facebook page Giving4giving charity (Registered Charity No. CV-01-052196-A)
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L’Alfás del Pi
A Valencian town and municipality located in the comarca of Marina Baixa, in the province of Alicante, Spain, lying at the foot of Serra Gelada. L’Alfàs del Pi has an area of 19.3 km² and, according to the 2013 census, a total population of 21,969 inhabitants. The town has the second largest concentration of Norwegian residents abroad, along with sizable Dutch and English communities. The economy of L’Alfàs del Pi is mainly based on tourism. The most important monument in the city is the Catholic church of Crist del Bon Encert, built in 1784. The town’s symbol is a pine tree, which can be found in the church square. It is home to a nationally renowned film festival which runs each year. L’Alfàs del Pi has created a planned sea-side community - Platja de l’Albir - situated between Benidorm to the south and Altea to the north in fields earlier dominated by citrus and almond groves. Since 1995, Albir has grown into a village of about 5,000 inhabitants; the majority of which are originally from Northern Europe. L’Alfàs del Pi has the highest proportion of Norwegian speakers of any settlement anywhere in the world outside of Norway
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Villajoyosa
Located at the northern end of the Costa Blanca in the Alicante province, Villajoyosa (La Villa Joiosa) is the capital of the Marina Baixa district. The town as it is known today was founded in 1293 by an Admiral who served in the Kingdom of Aragon’s navy. It’s name Villajoyosa, literally means Joyful town. Throughout the centuries Villajoyosa has been an important trade point along this coastline; trading in olive oil, cereals and wine, and shipbuilding, amongst others. But probably what it is most famous for is chocolate. During the 19th century the town started to develop a chocolate-making industry. History Because of its trade Villajoyosa has a rich cultural heritage. It’s history connections, it started importing cocoa from as a town dates back to Ecuador and Venezuela the 6th century and it and the industry grew has been settled by the and grew. The chocolate Greeks, Phoenicians, the brand, ‘Valor’, which can be Romans and of course the Moors, when it actually fell found in most shops and supermarkets throughout into some decline, which Spain comes from is unusual for a Moorish Villajoyosa. occupied town. A delightful and historic town, it stretches the length of a lovely wide, sandy beach, with pretty coloured fishing houses running along the seafront and is encompassed with a backdrop of mountains. Situated around 26 kilometres from the city of Alicante and Alicante International airport, Villajoyosa is a wellsituated destination, ideal for exploring the rest of the Costa Blanca coastline.
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ALBIR
Albir is very close to Alfaz del Pi which is just slightly inland on the other side of the N-322 which divides the two areas. Albir is also referred to as El Albir or L’Albir. It is situated midway between two international airports, to the south there is Alicante International airport and to the north there is Valencia international airport. Albir has a Mediterranean climate which means hot summers with mild winters and very little rain. Albir is blessed with over 300 days of sunshine a year making it an ideal holiday destination pretty much all year round. It is an easy drive from three international airports of Alicante, Valencia and Murcia. Albir’s main beach is called “Playa de Racó de l’Albir” and is six hundred meters in length and
has magnificent views of the Penon de Ifach in Calpe. Parking can be tricky in the summer months so be sure to arrive early. During the holiday season there are always lifeguards on duty as is the case in all the beach resorts on the Costa Blanca. The blue flag beach also has two play areas on the beach for the children. Toilets are located on the boulevard. During the holiday season there are always lifeguards on duty as is the case in all the beach resorts on the Costa Blanca. The blue flag beach also has two play areas on the beach for the children. Toilets are located on the boulevard.
MARKETS
During the summer months, there is a small market of local craft and artwork trades at the upper end of the sea front where you can purchase original jewellery, leather goods and souvenirs.
Halo Hair and Beauty studio Halo is a local salon business situated in Albir calle Juan Sebastian bach, next to Camping Blanc.
We have been established for over 7 years and have a fantastic team of staff. We deliver the best service and care for all our customers and their needs. We speak Spanish, English and our cliental is international based of a wide range of nationalities. Our treatments of hair are the latest trending hair styles and colours available using Wella, L’Oreal, Tigi and Avec Products. Our Beauty Therapist delivers a wide range of services of luxury facials, pedicures, Aromatherapy massage and hot stone therapy massage, Hopi ear candles also offering Gel and Acrylic nails, nail art and semi permanent gel polish for hands and feet. Find us and like us on face book @ “Halo studio” and find out about our latest offers. Every month we have “deal of the month” where we have an offer on for hair or beauty so don’t miss out. Open Monday to Friday 10-5pm Saturday 10-2pm Gift Voucher and loyalty cards available Call 966 86 65 20 or Facebook us. Page 18
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The Number 10 Bus from Benidorm will take you to Albir (See Bus Timetables)
ALBIR TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Albir has been developed to suit the northern Europeans where bars and restaurants are all situated within walking distance on tree-lined streets. Enjoy your Menu del Dia on the shady terraces of restaurants and watch the world go by. Being on a self-catering holiday there are many supermarkets dotted around the town for grocery shopping. The main promenade is called, “Paseo de las Estrellas” (Stars Promenade). Albir holds an annual national film festival every July. The town has imitated Hollywood by laying stones along the promenade and dedicating them to national film stars.
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Benidorm Central & New Town
MAIN BUS STATION
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“Day Trips Places of Interest
Guadalest How to get there?
There are paid excursions that depart Benidorm most days of the week and this is one of the best ways to see Guadalest as you will be accompanied by an English speaking guide who will point out points of interest to you and most offer discounted entrance tickets to the museums and other places of interest when there. For the more adventurous traveller, you can catch the number 16 bus that departs Benidorm at 10:15 each day and will take just over an hour to get there. But remember, there is only 1 bus up and 1 bus back which leaves at 1:30 giving you approx 2 ½ hours in the village if you take this option. Page 24
Guadalest:
Set at 595m above sea level, the village of Guadalest hangs precariously to the mountain top and is rated as one of the most visited villages in Spain; and with good reason. Dating back to the 8th Century, Guadalest is now home to just over 200 residents who invite you to step back in time and explore their fabulous village. Guadalest was built by the Moors and stood as a fortified city until it was conquered by the Christians in the middle of the thirteenth century, turning the Moorish stronghold, into their own gaol. In June of 1644 a devastating earthquake destroyed the Castle of Guadalest who´s ruins can still be seen and the dungeon in the old village gaol offers an eerie silence to those who enter. Steeped in history and being the cause of many battles, Guadalest now has more of a tranquil life. With its whitewashed houses and cobbled streets, Guadalest has become as famous for its arts, crafts and museums as it has its long and twisted history. Set on Two levels, the lower of which is the newer part and is a maze of, cafes, bars & craft shops and museums, which are definitely worth a visit. To access the higher part, you need to pass through the mountain that has been carved out making an entrance to the old fortified village. Guadalest offers stunning picturesque views of the surrounding landscape and turquoise blue reservoir that supplies lower towns, villages and even Benidorm with its supply of fresh water.
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Approximately 10 km north of Benidorm, you will find a piece of real Spain - the town of Altea. With its famous Blue Domed church, hand laid pebbled streets and whitewashed “picture postcard” houses, Altea couldn´t be further apart from Benidorm and to visit it, is like stepping back in time. Altea is home to many artists who open up their homes to visitors as studios and galleries and it has the reputation of being one of the most photographed towns in Spain. To walk through its Moorish streets literally is like stepping back in time and the pace-of-life is noticeably more laid back than it´s “Manhattan skyline” neighbour, which is clearly visible from the “mirador” just off the town’s main square. You can spend hours mooching the maze of tiny streets, each lined by pristinely white washed buildings that are homes to the local town-folk, stylish bars and restaurants or one of the many art and craft shops. Being a traditional town, Altea still closes between the hours of 14:00 to 16:00 for siesta but once open again, you will find the shops, bars and restaurants bustling until the small hours of the morning. This definitely is a town that comes to life at night and is the setting for some of the Costa´s most impressive fiestas, such as the Moors & Christians, the fiestas of San Roque, to name but a few. Altea also has a lower “sea level” that has endless stretches of pebbled beaches, lined with pleasant walkways, bars, restaurants, clothes and craft shops that lead from the fishing port right to the other side of the town, which is where you will find one of the regions largest street markets and is held each Tuesday.
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Altea
If you are travelling by car, Altea is just a 15minute drive from Benidorm on the main N332 heading towards Valencia and when there you will find lots of places to park. Probably the most convenient way to see Altea is by catching the number 10 bus that runs all day, every 15 minutes, from 07:00 to 23:30 and will cost just 1,50€ per person, per way.
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Buses Information Altea
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Airport Bus Information
From Benidorm to the Airport Buses depart from the Avenida Europa Hourly Then
07.00 to 16.00 18.00 / 20.00 / 22.00
From the main bus depot Hourly Then
07.10 to 16.10 18.10 / 20.10 / 22.10
From the Airport to Avenida Europa / Benidorm bus depot Hourly Then
08.00 to 17.00 19.00 / 21.00 / 23.00
Journey time is 50 minutes +/Single journey price at present Return journey price at present
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Local Bus Information Benidorm
Soduku Solution
CROSSWORD SOLUTION. CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across: 1 Rome; 3 Stampede; 9 Minimum; 10 Nepal; day; 13 Encase; 15 Orange; 17 Frontispiece; 20 21 Onerous; 22 Mistress; 23 Feed.
Down: 1 Remarked; 2 Mined; 4 Tomato; 5 Minor 6 Explain; 7 Eels; 8 Impersonator; 12 Released; 14 16 Pilots; 18 Elope; 19 Balm.
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Advertise in the Business Directory from as little as 20â‚Ź per month!
Bars
Guinness Bar Levante Beach Benidorm Daytona Bar Levante Beach Benidorm Harbour View 22 Calle San Pedro. Old Town benidorm Don Juan 966 809 165 Calle Santa Faz 28. old Town Benidormt
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Hepburns 965 866 557 Aisles 1 & 2 Indoor Market Benidorm Hepburns Sparadise 965 994 824 Ciudad Patricia, Calle Rumania Benidorm Mountain Retreat 672 724 814 Casa Cristina 10. Tapiada Marraix Finestrat
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Imagine hair & Beauty965 841 038 Avda Pais Valencia 58. Alfaz del Pi Halo Hair Studio 966 866 520 C/Juan Sebastian Bach. Albir Imagine Wholesalers 609 177 032 or 965 841 038 Hairdressing & Beauty Wholesalers
Electrical/Electronics
MBE Electrical 616 096 254 Mi Mobile 965 856 398 Local 82 & 99 Indoor Market Benidorm
Accommodation
Don Juan 966 809 165 Calle Santa Faz 28. old Town Benidorm The Plantation 618 508 636 CV738 km7 Finestrat
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Rays Chippy I 96 585 92 11 Calle San Vicente 4 Old Town Benidorm O’Maras Family Bar 96 586 2134 Calle Cuatro Esquinas 9 Old Town Benidorm Four Seasons Rest. 96 586 5948 Calle La Biga 15. Old Town Benidorm Jonny’s Diner 686 31 06 52 Avda Mediteraneo 58 Benidorm Ohlala 965 87 86 94 Avda Benidorm 16 Bajo Finestrat Carpe Diem Albir 966 864 946 Avenida Oscar Esplá 4 03581 Playa del Albir www.carpediemalbir.com
Property
PMR 966 260 877 Property Management & Rental Calle Ferreria 16. Alfaz del Pi Casas del Momento 640 048 228 Estate agents and Rentals www.casasdelmomento.com Allonis Homes 667 761 610 Plaça de la Generalitat, nº10, 03570 La Vila Joiosa info@allonishomes.com www.allonishomes.com
Services
AJL Mechanics 966 850 672 Poligono Industrial. Partida Torres 5 Km 139.9. Villajoyosa. 03570 (Just past Ex Pats Cash & Carry) or 666 758 667 MBE Builders 616 096 254 Vet Express 638 824 978 Mobile Vetinary Service Eco Car Wash 671 300 369 Paseo de la carretera 61. Urb San Rafael. Alfaz del Pi
www.theprintshop.eu 619 236 428 Best online print prices info@theprintshop.eu
Leisure
Vista Gym 865 60 04 94 C/ Serra Gelada 66 la Nucia Jacobs Gym 965 887 206 Calle Federico Garcia Lorca 38. Alfaz del Pi
Travel
Round Town Travel 966 867 294 Calle Gerona Benidorm Calle Paris Benidorm Terramitica 902 020 220
Suppliers
Expats C&C 965 895 323 Partida Torres 36 Villajoyosa LB Cash & Carry 965 972 711 P.I Torres Calle Menadors Villajoyosa MyM Kids Shop Indoor Market Benidorm 03503 602 616 102 E-Cigs Avenida Albir 66. Albir Imagine Wholesalers 609 177 032 or 965 841 038 Hairdressing & Beauty Wholesalers
Legal
Linkpoint 966 260 500 Bulevar de los Musicos 18. Edf Viminal L3 Albir
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