The Levante promenade
The long eastern seafront, 1.9 km of mapped promenade. The flattest ride in town.
Four ways round Benidorm on a mobility scooter, drawn from the map and measured rather than described from memory.
Each route page says two things separately: what the map can prove, and what still needs somebody to ride it. We would rather publish four routes we have measured than eight assembled from other people's write ups.
The long eastern seafront, 1.9 km of mapped promenade. The flattest ride in town.
The quieter western seafront, 1.7 km of mapped promenade, with the parks behind it.
Where the market is mapped, and what we still need to confirm about the days.
The headland between the beaches. The hardest of the four and the one most people want.
Distances are computed from the OpenStreetMap geometry of 7 September 2026. It is the summed length of the ways mapped as that promenade, not the length of one continuous ride.
Range is the thing people underestimate. A promenade and back is one demand on the battery; a promenade, a park and an afternoon of stopping and starting is another.
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 what really limits a day with two outings in it.