If you're in the Levantine city of skyscrapers par excellence and you're thinking of trying one of those wild and exciting plans that we like so much, you couldn't think of a more fun activity than a quad bike tour, because Benidorm offers guided excursions that are a real delight. Grab your bandana and book yourself a day with your usual mates because we have no doubt that by the time you finish reading these lines you won't be able to resist trying this great plan to discover some of the most charming places not only in Benidorm, but also in the whole of Alicante.

The great thing about quad biking is that you don't need anything except a driving licence and comfortable clothes, so you can expect a day full of adventure without having to plan ahead. The only 'hard' part will be choosing, because in Benidorm you won't just find quad biking excursions to discover the most spectacular parts of the surrounding area, you can also enjoy trips that start from here and take you to the most unique corners of Alicante. And so that you'll be able to see for yourself, here are the top 3 places to visit in Benidorm by quad:

- Sierra Helada and Mirador de la Cruz. Im-pe-ra-ti-ve. A visit to the Sierra Helada is a must if you're in Benidorm and even better if it's on a powerful quad bike. It is a protected natural park formed by a small promontory that opens up to the Mediterranean and is located on the edge of the Costa Blanca. By taking a quad biking tour here you can expect to enjoy a day that combines a little bit of everything: wooded nature, unique sea views and the entire city of Benidorm prostrate before you.

- The villages of Altea and El Albir. Altea is in the same region as Benidorm and El Albir, although located in a different town, is adjacent to the Sierra Helada, so a quad biking tour of these places is a great idea and very easy to achieve. El Albir and Altea are undoubtedly two of the most charming villages in Alicante and trying a trip to these places will give you a unique experience.

o To get to El Albir you usually take a route that runs through the mountains which will give you an almost completely off the road journey as you ride through hills full of vegetation with the Mediterranean coast as a witness.

o And when strolling through Altea you will be fascinated because it is the stereotypical Mediterranean village, with an old town full of little squares, cobbled streets, gleaming white houses, courtyards adorned with flowers and the sea around literally every corner.

- The Fuentes del Algar. We had to save the best for last, the Fuentes del Algar. The Fuentes del Algar is a protected natural area that is a little way from the town of Benidorm itself, but still within the same region, the Marina Baja. A quad route to the Fuentes del Algar is a real marvel, a poem for the senses and one of the most mythical and longest that you can find in this region. It is a park made up of an infinite number of natural pools, pools and waterfalls of cold, translucent water. A setting that is more akin to what you might find in a fairy tale than to reality. Here you will only hear the splashing of the water and the singing of birds, making it the perfect plan if you want to take a break and unwind. What's more, bathing is allowed here, so be sure to look for a long quad route that you can use to stay here at the end and enjoy a refreshing dip.

As you can see, if you're looking for a great quad biking experience, Benidorm has something massive to offer. Choose what kind of experience you want and explore the area in your own way, as luckily you can find all kinds of outings: on individual quads, two-seater quads or even suitable for children.