The Levante promenade
The flattest long ride in town, with the measured length and the surface from the map.
Benidorm with Limited Mobility
Things to do in Benidorm sorted by how easy they are to reach, rather than by how well known they are.
Most lists of what to do in Benidorm are written for people who walk. This one starts from the ground and the gradient, because that is what decides whether an afternoon works.
What is on the map is stated as such. What needs a visit is marked as needing one.
Start with the ground
How far you can go before the battery decides
Range decides the day more than anything else on this list. A promenade and back is a different demand from a promenade, a park and an afternoon of stopping and starting.
Two machines we can quote today: the Donata covers 60 to 80 km on a charge, the Tunder 80 to 100 km. Both take about six hours to charge, which is the number that actually constrains a two outing day.
What is still being checked
Calling a cafe accessible without having tried to get into it is the kind of tip that ruins an afternoon, so these two wait until somebody has.
Two more lists belong on this page: the indoor attractions and viewpoints you can get into without a step, and the seafront cafes with a table a scooter can actually reach and park beside.
Both lists follow here once we have tried the places on them.
Match the machine to the day
Tell us what you want to do and we will tell you which machine has the range for it.