Benidorm and Doliphins at Mundomar Marine Animal Park Do you enjoy water and its interesting animal kingdom but prefer to beon land? Then Mundomar (Seaworld) Marine Animal park is your best bet. Allof us have read adventure stories about dolphins and feel that they are ourfriends, well it’s time to visit them. Here we can see silly anticsof these adorable sea creatures close up. Or chat up a conversation with thecolourful parrots. The elegance and grace is personified with exhibitionof flamingos, so pink! Who has not had a turtle in their home as a pet, butto see ones that you could probably ride is another surprise. But, are youstill even more curious and want to see what marine world is like underthe water. Well, we can all become Ariel, or Sebastian as in Little Mermaidbook and go down into a ship and have a look around sea bottom. Refreshmentsand resting places are abundant. It is open at 10:00 a.m., adults are 18 euros,children 3-12 years old 12 euros and under 3 are free. The entrance is nearthe cross roads of Avenue Mediterranean and Avenue Europe. Do not miss this amazing experience!

Between Calpe Pego and Oliva: The Vergel Park If your travels have taken you along coast heading towards Valencia,then it would be well worth making a stop off highway A-7 exit no. 61 passing Calpe, which indicates towns of Pego and Oliva and just follow signsto this safari park, found near Ondara. There are all kinds of wild animalsto be touched, fed and observed. For a little extra fun time activity, thekids can let their hair fly in wind when riding a go kart, mini train orponies. There are even some marine animals like dolphins and sea lions. Itis a relaxing and educational day excursion for whole family. It is onlyopen in summer from 10:00 in morning til 7:00 in evening.

Looking at this huge selection of theme parks and tourist attractions around Benidorm and Costa Blanca, you certainly will find your favourite one onyour next holidays around spanish coast. Make your stay in Benidorm a complete one and visit each and every one, all unique.

Fragments of stone and turf booths on which representatives took their places can still be seen within park today. To get a good overview of area where assembly once gathered visitors should climb nearby cliff of Logberg. It is from here where some of most influential members of parliament would have addressed assembly.

Getting to Thingvellir

Thingvellir is 31km east of capital Reykjavik. International travellers should fly into Reykjavik airport and pick up a hire car. From airport it is advisable to travel eastwards on route 41 towards Reykjavik and then pick up route 36 towards Thingvellir National Park. Car hire can be booked in advance for pick up from airport at http://www.your-carhire.com