Benidorm for new year: ▷ New year’s eve in Benidorm Hotels〖2022〗Servigroup
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Overview
If you’ve never escaped to a warmer, sunnier climate during the festive season, then we can highly recommend it.
Benidorm, located halfway down Spain’s sunny east coast, is blessed with mild, clement weather almost all year round and is within easy reach of some of Spain’s prettiest cities, historic towns and picturesque resorts. With a range of excursions along the coast as well as plenty of time to enjoy the festivities at the hotel, this is a wonderful way to spend Christmas and ring in the New Year.
Itinerary
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22nd December
Ferry to Calais and overnight stay in France. -
23rd December
Cross the border into Spain and overnight stay on the Costa Brava with dinner included. -
Christmas Eve
We continue south and check in to Benidorm’s Pueblo Hotel. -
Christmas Day & Boxing Day
It’s time to relax and soak up the resort’s friendly atmosphere, with plenty of fun, festive entertainment and good food including a gala dinner on Christmas Day. -
27th December
Enjoy another fun packed day in Benidorm enjoy the hotel facilities or join our optional excursion to Valencia £20pp.
Join us for an optional excursion to the charming city of Valencia. It has plenty to offer with a lovely old quarter of cobbled streets, city beaches with tree-lined promenades and an impressive cathedral. -
28th December visits to Denia & Javea
We visit the picturesque coastal towns of Denia and Javea, both with attractive marinas and plenty of shops and cafés lining their waterfronts. -
29th December a visit to Alicante
Today’s excursion takes us to the thriving harbour town of Alicante, with its palm trees, busy seafront and lovely Old Town. -
30th December included visit to Guadalest
For our half-day excursion, we venture inland this morning to the picturesque village of Guadalest, perched on top of a rock high in the mountains, with fabulous views over the valley. -
New Year’s Eve
We enjoy a half day morning excursion to Calpe, a beautiful beachside village on Spain’s Costa Blanca. Back in Benidorm tonight, we are treated to fantastic New Year’s celebrations at the Pueblo Hotel with a wonderful gala dinner. -
New Year’s Day
Today we have free time to relax, recover and enjoy the resort.
Back in Benidorm tonight, we are treated to fantastic New Year’s celebrations at the Pueblo Hotel with a wonderful gala dinner.-
2nd January
We depart Benidorm for our overnight stay on the Costa Brava with dinner included. -
3rd January
Travel to our overnight hotel in France. -
4th January
Continue on to Calais for our return ferry home.Please note: the excursion order can be subject to change.
What’s Included
Holiday Highlights
- Excursions to Denia, Javea, Alicante, Guadalest & Calpe
- Gala dinners on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve
Our Price Includes
- Return coach travel* and ferry crossings
- First and last night on a bed and breakfast basis in France
- Additional overnight stay on outward and return journey on a half-board basis on the Costa Brava
- Nine nights three-star full-board accommodation at the Pueblo Hotel, Benidorm (includes gala dinners on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve)
- Entertainment some evenings
- Excursions to Denia, Javea, Alicante, Guadalest & Calpe
- Services of a resort representative
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Hotel Servigroup Pueblo Benidorm –
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Surrounded by attractive gardens, Servigroup Pueblo Benidorm is just 320 yards from Levante Beach.
It features indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sun terraces and rooms with balconies and free Wi-Fi.
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how New Year’s holidays are celebrated in Spain
Friends New Year is coming to us again with snow and frost. In any case, Santa Claus timely throws characteristic New Year conditions to most regions of our country.
And how is this winter holiday celebrated on the warm Spanish shores, where in winter the temperature does not drop below +10 degrees? nine0003 Suppose you decide to celebrate the New Year in Valencia, Benidorm or Alicante. These are all popular tourist destinations. I myself visited all of them and could not get enough of the mild climate and comfortable weather for a beach holiday in October. Therefore, I became interested in how the New Year is celebrated in Spain, for example, in charming Valencia.
In the photo you see the main square of Valencia with an elegant city hall. This is what the square looked like in mid-autumn. And for Christmas and New Year’s holidays, it changes. Plane trees, framing a spacious area around the perimeter, act as living fir trees and sparkle with garlands. The classic pyramid is also required, denoting the main New Year’s attribute. nine0003
Note that the Spaniards do not install a local pine – pineda. By the way, its crown looks more like a plane tree than our Christmas tree.
The pyramidal analogue of our green beauty in Valencia Square is “woven” from hundreds of lights. Festive illumination shines invitingly with colorful lights, attracting people to the main squares not only on Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
Santa Claus in Spain is called in their own way – Papa Noel. This is a modern character and they show him nothing more than curiosity. However, accepting gifts from Noel at Christmas. nine0003
The Spaniards have a more significant tradition. They celebrate the so-called “Holy Twelve Days” – a magical period that begins with the onset of Catholic Christmas and lasts until January 6th. The evening of January 5th is a particularly desirable holiday for children, as it guarantees the receipt of gifts. This is a special “Day of the Three Wise Men”. Accompanied by the carnival procession, the wizard-kings (magi) appear and present gifts to the children.
Some rituals of the New Year’s Eve also appeared long ago. In the country of grapes, such a delicious berry could not be ignored.
For more than a hundred years, the Spaniards consider it their duty eat 12 grapes under the chiming clock. Each berry is associated with a month of the year. Eating one at a time to the accompaniment of the chimes, the Spaniards take care of their own health, prosperity and, of course, the fulfillment of desires. The construction of skating rinks is one of the modern traditions in Spain. You can ride on the ice on the same square of the City Hall in Valencia:
The ice rink is also flooded in Alicante. Of course, also on the main square Pl. Ayuntamiento in front of the facade of the city hall. There is such a rectangle protected from all sides – a convenient place for a festive tree and a skating rink next to it. nine0003
We need snow for the winter holidays, and many Spaniards have never seen it. They come to the festively decorated squares to celebrate the New Year, congratulate each other and set the tone for the coming year.
Staying at home on New Year’s Eve is not recommended in Spain.
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And how is this winter holiday celebrated on the warm Spanish shores, where in winter the temperature does not drop below +10 degrees? nine0003 
The pyramidal analogue of our green beauty in Valencia Square is “woven” from hundreds of lights. 
For more than a hundred years, the Spaniards consider it their duty eat 12 grapes under the chiming clock. Each berry is associated with a month of the year. Eating one at a time to the accompaniment of the chimes, the Spaniards take care of their own health, prosperity and, of course, the fulfillment of desires. 