Benidorm Beach Safety

What Benidorm Beach Safety was described as

The source describes Benidorm Beach Safety as a reservation and capacity-control system introduced on Benidorm’s beaches to regulate access and separate groups. It covered plot reservations at Levante, while Mal Pas and Poniente used their usual access and capacity-control points. The material appears tied to a particular operating period, so it should not be assumed to describe current beach access.

How the reservation process worked

Reservations were made online. The source says bookings opened at 9 a.m. for the following day, with same-day spaces released when available. A virtual queue was used to distribute access and prevent bulk booking.

• Select a date and either a full-day, morning (9 a.m.–3 p.m.) or afternoon (3–9:30 p.m.) session.
• Choose an available sector and plot.
• Enter the lead visitor’s and companions’ details.
• Receive a digital ticket by email, with a download or Passbook link.
• Present the ticket at the access point and occupy the assigned plot.

Plots described by the scheme

Each plot was stated to cover 16 square metres for up to four people plus one child under six. Green areas were set aside for people over 60 and those considered vulnerable; blue areas were for general use. Eligible visitors could choose either area. One person could reserve only one plot for their group.

In-person assistance points

The source listed three Levante information and incident points where tickets could also be obtained:

• Avenida Ametlla de Mar
• Biblioplaya
• Plaza del Torrejo

It also located assistance at the El Torrejó building, on the promenade near Avenida de Europa and in Rincón de Loix.

Access hours described

The material stated that beaches remained open from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and that swimming and walking were allowed from 7 to 8:45 a.m. without a reservation. Swimmers not staying on the beach could enter through an access point and leave belongings where instructed by staff.

Contact and cancellations

The published freephone number was 965 064 385 and the email was info@benidormbeachsafety.es. Cancellations were also handled at the three information points. Verify current beach rules, lifeguard times, accessibility and whether any reservation system is operating through Benidorm City Council’s official channels before planning a visit.