The coastal strip of Benissa stretches beautifully from Moraira to Calpe, encompassing the town's area, which extends over hills and terraced fields down to the sea. The scenic coastal road meanders around numerous cliffs and hidden coves. Benissa's coastline, extending 4 km, is characterized by a variety of small coves with pebble, stone, and sandy beaches. Many of these coves are ideal for diving and sailing. The most popular sandy beach is Playa Fustera. Other notable beaches include Les Bassetes, Cala dels Pinets, Cala de La Llobella, Platgeta de l'Advocat, Cala del Baladrar, and Cap Blanc.

Benissa enjoys a pleasant climate with an average annual temperature of 21 degrees Celsius. With around 300 sunny days a year and the protective hills to the north, the weather is particularly enjoyable.

Benissa is not only a perfect destination for a relaxing holiday but also a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy water skiing, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, or diving. The town features a golf club, an equestrian club, and a large sports center with a range of activities. Hikers can explore the well-marked trails.

The old, well-preserved town center invites visitors to linger and discover numerous attractions, including the historic Town Hall, which served as a hospital in the 18th century, the Marina Cathedral, the Franciscan Monastery, the Lonja de Contratación (the trading exchange), an ethnological museum, the Torres Orduña House, and much more. The weekly market, popular with both locals and tourists, is a major draw and always attracts a crowd.

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