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Benidorm |
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20/08/04 (365 review reads) |
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Advantages: Nice weather, English pubs, Nice beaches
Disadvantages: Arrogant Spanish people
I lived in Benidorm for two years of my life, and I found the place excellent. 99% of the time, the weather is hot. It isn't so much as hot that you can't breathe as soon as you go outside, but hot as in you can handle it.
The shops/pubs/clubs/restuarants are all great, and there are plenty of English pubs there.
Be-aware of the Timeshare people that stand on the street, giving you scratchcards. They then say you have won a holiday or something, but its all just a con!
There are plenty of things to do in Benidorm... There is a newish Theme Park over there, called Terra Mitica. I never went because it was still being built while I lived there, but apparently it was good.
Food shops are good, too, look out for Mercadona. A cheap but yet good supermarket. A bit like ASDA.
The beaches are very nice over there, and the water is clean to swim in.
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- 21/08/04 Hi and a friendly welcome, enjoy the site! Read around a bit, so that you get the hang of dooyoo. I'm sure there's much, much more to say about the place you claim to know so well, why don't you share your thoughts with us?
Of course, you can do what you want and I don't want to appear patronising, but some pieces of advice might make your dooyoo life more successful. I've noticed that you don't read other people's ops, you've got only few reads for your own ops and that you post one op after the other.
If you don't read other people's ops, rate and leave comments the dooyoo community can't get to know you, consequently only few readers find their way to your site. You can increase the number of reads easily when you start reading and commenting.
Instead of posting many ops, which is called 'churning' by the way and looked down upon here, it's more advisable to work more intensively on one op and then post not more than one a day. In the end you'll have more reads meaning more money. If you have any questions, you can ask a guide, for example me. Cheers, Malu (travel guide)
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