Benidorm fiestas

Leisurely bent of the Benidorm folks
Spanish folks have a casual bent of mind. They love their leisure space and have certainly not lost the fine art of doing nothing or making merry. Add to that, the flavor of Benidorm. The place is full of idyllic energy. The Mediterranean sings a tune which makes the head spin. The Campana Mountain is a source of old world charm. This makes the people go doubly crazy. This is why; they keep arranging fiestas for themselves. They need one flimsy excuse and the fiestas begin. Let’s take a look at some of the more vibrant fiestas of Benidorm.
Patron Saint’s fiesta
The main Benidorm fiesta and the most renowned of the lot begin in the month of November. More accurately, it commences in the second week of November on a Friday and runs till the Wednesday of the third week. This one huge party ends with a display of pyrotechniques. The firework is one of those very brilliant sites. The celebration is attributed to the patron saints of Benidorm. They are widely regarded and the Spanish folks believe that some kind of a yearly homage brings in a lot of inward energy. Moreover, it is also their due to achieve a yearly reminder from the inhabitants.
Some fun for everyone
The 6 day fiesta offers something to each person. For those bent towards sports, there are many outdoor activities including fishing and football. For the culturally bent, there are many cultural programs. Those who are more inclined towards the spiritual will find comfort in the religious processions. Music floats in the air and you have all the possibility of joining the music gangs if you have the will and energy. The idea is to mix as many people in participation and a sporty attitude is hailed. Music comes through the arc of musicians, bands, live groups and others.
Virgin mother’s trip
Virgin Mary’s trip to the Saint Jaime is made memorable .the goddess is decked in blue and golden period costume which adds a lot to the grace of the infinite. The streets are adorned with a Diaspora of flowers and the street-walls are made just as brilliant. Whole-night music concerts fill the place with an infectious energy. The Aiguera Park is one such place where the auditorium is packed to the tee.
Cavalcade of three kings
Another one that has done handsomely is a fiesta celebrated every 5th of January. This is a cavalcade of the three kings. The three kings who have graced biblical episodes come on horse backs. The procession is duly followed by a retinue which distributes sweets to all the children on the street.
Halloween fiesta
On the Halloween day celebrated mostly in October, people can readily enjoy their meal at the Hogwarts and then catch on with the ghostly night at the Fun and Fright bar in old town.
And to round off
So if it’s the fiestas you are looking for, this town of the Alicante province is a smart choice. Of course, it also boasts of quality theme parks, nightclubs, blue flag certified beaches and a great natural setting.




