Gran Delfin is a completed beachfront residential tower in the La Cala district of Benidorm, on the Costa Blanca. The building contains 39 residences with a total built area of 7,200 m², ranging from two to four bedrooms. Prices start from €1,058,000 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home of 79 m² with sea views. The tower sits within walking distance of the beach and urban amenities, with a supermarket, pharmacy and public transport all under 600 metres away. Facilities include an infinity pool, a gym, a social club and landscaped gardens, and each residence comes with an electric bicycle.
Within the wider coastal market of Alicante province, Gran Delfin occupies a specific niche: a finished, high-specification beachfront tower in a fully urban resort city. The comparable projects currently on the market sit in a different category. OCEANIC APARTMENTS in Rojales starts from €475,000, NUEVA DAYA VILLA in Daya Nueva from €453,000 and RESIDENTIAL VIVALIFE in Lomas de Cabo Roig from €369,000, all substantially lower entry points, but all located in inland or semi-coastal urbanisations rather than directly on the shoreline of a major city. That difference explains the pricing. Gran Delfin's starting figure of €1,058,000 for 79 m² works out at roughly €13,400 per square metre, which is far above the regional norm for new build in places like Rojales or Orihuela Costa. What the buyer pays for is the combination of beachfront position, immediate walkability, supermarket at 574 m, pharmacy at 487 m, station at 0.8 km, and a year-round service economy. Benidorm does not shut down outside August; its 77,327 residents sustain commerce, healthcare and 26 public transport lines through the winter. Against other Benidorm options, La Cala is generally regarded as the calmer end of the city, closer to Ponent and Finestrat than to the Levante hotel district. Buyers comparing Gran Delfin with cheaper Costa Blanca alternatives should therefore be clear that they are not comparing like with like: the choice is between space and budget in a quieter urbanisation, or location, views and immediate coastal access at a premium.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The tower stands in La Cala de Benidorm, a consolidated beachside neighbourhood on the Mediterranean coast of Alicante province. Platja de Ponent lies 1.0 km away as the crow flies and Platja de Llevant 0.9 km. The setting is urban: shops, pharmacies, cafés and restaurants are within walking distance, and Benidorm Intermodal station is 0.8 km away. The area is flat, with a gradient of roughly 2.2% towards the sea.
The residences offer two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 79 m², with a covered private terrace, fitted wardrobes, hot and cold air conditioning and underfloor heating. Views extend over the sea, the beach and the infinity pool. A lift serves the building. Communal facilities include the gym, the social club with an event kitchen and the gardens. Each home includes an electric bicycle, matching the walkable and cyclable character of the neighbourhood.
Construction is complete and the homes are key-ready, meaning buyers can take possession without waiting for a construction phase. The listed completion date is 1970, which does not correspond to the current delivery status of the tower; the operative status is key-ready. The developer quotes a starting price of €1,058,000, with the most expensive units listed at €1,065,000. As with all delivery data, dates and availability should be confirmed with the selling party.
The two-bedroom entry configuration offers 79 m² of living space, which is compact relative to the price point; larger three- and four-bedroom units exist within the building but at different pricing. The data does not mention private parking, storage rooms or a private garden. The neighbourhood is urban and touristic, so it is not a quiet rural setting. Distances to the nearest airport are considerable: Alicante-Elche is roughly 48 km away in a straight line.
This project fits a buyer who wants a finished, turnkey home directly at the coast and values walkability over space. The two-bedroom entry unit at 79 m² suits couples, small families using it as a second residence, or owners planning seasonal rentals in a high-demand tourist city. Buyers who need three or four bedrooms will find those layouts in the same tower, though at different price levels. It is relevant for anyone who wants to use the home immediately, there is no construction wait. The key-ready status means that completion, mortgage drawdown and handover can proceed within normal transaction timelines. The urban setting works for people who want restaurants, shops, healthcare and transport within walking distance, and the flat 2.2% gradient to the beach makes the location manageable for older residents too. It fits less well for buyers seeking a large plot, a private garden or a detached villa; the product here is an apartment in a tower. The 39-unit scale also means the building is relatively intimate, but the neighbourhood is busy, particularly in summer, and anyone looking for rural quiet should weigh that carefully. Finally, buyers reliant on frequent flights should note that Alicante-Elche airport is roughly 48 km away in a straight line, about a 45–60 minute drive depending on traffic, manageable, but not an airport-suburb distance.
The residences are delivered with high-end finishes and an advanced energy efficiency system, according to the developer's documentation, and the project has received recognition for environmental responsibility. Climate control is specified in two layers: hot and cold air conditioning for rapid temperature adjustment, plus underfloor heating for winter comfort, a combination that is uncommon at this square footage and improves comfort in the shoulder seasons. Each home includes fitted wardrobes and a covered private terrace, allowing outdoor use even on hot days when direct sun makes uncovered terraces uncomfortable. The listed views cover the sea, the beach, the pool and the panorama of the bay, which at this height in the tower translates into layered sightlines rather than a single fixed aspect. A lift serves all floors. The communal technical provision is a defining feature. The infinity pool is designed to visually merge with the sea horizon, the gym and the social club with an event kitchen extend the usable living area beyond the apartment itself, and the landscaped gardens soften the tower's urban setting. The inclusion of an electric bicycle per residence is a practical detail: it signals the developer's assumption that residents will move around locally without a car, and it removes one purchase from the settling-in checklist. What the available data does not specify is parking and storage. There is no mention of a private garage space or a trastero in the project features, and buyers for whom dedicated parking matters should verify this directly. Given the walkable location, some residents manage without a car, but this is a factual gap to close before purchase rather than a detail to assume.
Gran Delfin is priced from €1,058,000, rising to €1,065,000 for the top listed units. The entry configuration is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home of 79 m² built, delivered key-ready. The building also contains three- and four-bedroom residences, whose pricing falls outside the quoted band and should be requested separately. At the starting figure, the price per square metre is high for the Benidorm area, which reflects the beachfront position, the completed status and the communal facilities: infinity pool, gym, social club with event kitchen and landscaped gardens. Availability changes as units sell; current stock, floor plans and exact pricing per residence can be confirmed through an information request.
Daily life at Gran Delfin is organised around proximity to the sea and the city. The tower sits about 0.9 km from Platja de Llevant as the crow flies, and the flat terrain between the building and the shoreline makes the walk short in practice. Mornings can begin on the covered terrace with views over the Mediterranean; the electric bicycle supplied with each residence is a practical tool for reaching the Ponent beach, the Cala de Finestrat cove or the old town without a car. The immediate surroundings are fully urban. A supermarket sits 574 metres away, a pharmacy 487 metres and an electric vehicle charging point 411 metres. Within a two-kilometre radius the area intelligence counts 322 restaurants, 100 cafés, 32 pharmacies, 16 banks and 17 dentists, so errands and dining out require no travel planning. Benidorm Intermodal station, 0.8 km away, connects the city to the wider region by tram and bus, with 26 public transport lines and 50 stops recorded locally. The rhythm of the neighbourhood shifts with the seasons. Benidorm has 77,327 registered inhabitants but a far larger summer population, and the commercial offer stays active year-round. For sport, the public swimming pool is 1.6 km away, Karting Benidorm 0.8 km and the Palau d'Esports 1.0 km. Golfers can reach Campo de Golf Las Rejas at 1.5 km. The Lope de Vega International School, 1.6 km away, serves families needing international education. In short, this is a location where nearly everything is reachable on foot or by bicycle, and a car is a convenience rather than a necessity.
The surroundings of Gran Delfin combine beach proximity with full urban infrastructure. Platja de Llevant and Platja de Ponent, both holders of Blue Flag status, lie 0.9 km and 1.0 km away respectively as the crow flies, and Cala de Finestrat 1.1 km. The nearest supermarket (574 m), pharmacy (487 m) and EV charging point (411 m) are closer still, meaning daily essentials sit within a five-minute walk. Healthcare is reachable at 2.9 km to the nearest hospital. For families, Lope de Vega International School is 1.6 km away and Costa Blanca International College 3.5 km. Sport and recreation cluster nearby: the public pool at 1.6 km, Karting Benidorm at 0.8 km, the Palau d'Esports at 1.0 km and the Club Nàutic at 1.1 km. Marinas extend the options, el Mollet at 4.3 km, Port d'Altea at 8.0 km and Club Náutico de Villajoyosa at 9.0 km. The area is intensively commercial: 322 restaurants and 100 cafés within two kilometres place this among the densest amenity environments on the northern Costa Blanca. That density brings convenience and, in peak season, crowds and noise. Benidorm's economy runs year-round, so the decline in activity outside summer is real but less pronounced than in smaller coastal towns. Public transport is extensive by local standards, 26 lines and 50 stops, and Benidorm Intermodal station at 0.8 km links the tram network towards Alicante.
The map shows Gran Delfin in its La Cala setting, with Platja de Ponent 1.0 km and Platja de Llevant 0.9 km away as the crow flies. Markers for the supermarket, pharmacy, Benidorm Intermodal station and the Blue Flag beaches illustrate how tightly the daily amenity network is clustered around the tower.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Benidorm occupies a distinct position on the Costa Blanca, roughly 37 km north-east of Alicante city. It is the region's most intensively urbanised resort town: high-rise, dense and commercially active throughout the year. For property buyers this means a trade-off between lively surroundings and the level of services that density supports. Within the wider region, Benidorm contrasts with low-rise towns such as Altea and Villajoyosa to the south-west and the rural interiors of Elche and Murcia further afield. Gran Delfin sits in La Cala, on the quieter western edge of the city, closer to Ponent beach and Finestrat than to the Levante hotel strip.
Distances in this section are straight-line unless stated otherwise. Beaches: Platja de Llevant 0.9 km, Platja de Ponent 1.0 km, Cala de Finestrat 1.1 km, Platja del Mal Pas 2.4 km. Golf: Campo de Golf Las Rejas 1.5 km, Meliá Villaitana 2.6 km, Puig Campana 4.5 km. Airports: Alicante-Elche (ALC) roughly 48 km, Valencia (VLC) about 110 km, Málaga (AGP) about 438 km, road travel times to ALC are longer than the straight-line figure suggests. Towns: Alicante lies 37 km away (339,322 inhabitants), Elche 58 km and Murcia 106 km. Rail and tram access runs through Benidorm Intermodal at 0.8 km and Benidorm station at 1.4 km. Given the flat terrain and the dense amenity network, most daily trips can be made on foot or by bicycle; a car is useful mainly for regional excursions and airport runs.
| Beach Distance | 0.9 km |
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 48 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 110 km |
| Benidorm Intermodal | 0.8 km |
| Benidorm | 1.4 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Benidorm sits at roughly 20 metres above sea level on a coastal shelf between the sea and the Serra Gelada range. The elevation and the 2.2% gradient towards the beach mean the area is effectively flat, which matters for daily comfort: no climbs between home and the shore, and straightforward walking and cycling conditions year-round. The climate data supports outdoor living across most of the calendar. The average annual temperature is 18.9°C and the swimming season, counted as months with sea water at 20°C or above, runs five months. The Serra Gelada natural park begins just east of the city, with the Mirador Serra Gelada viewpoint 2.3 km away and the Mirador de la Creu 2.6 km, giving residents hiking options without leaving the municipality. Punta Canfali, the headland between the two main beaches, is 1.1 km away and functions as the local viewpoint for evening walks.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Benidorm holds two Blue Flag beaches, Llevant and Ponent, both within about a kilometre of the tower. Blue Flag status indicates compliance with water quality, safety and environmental management standards. In addition, Cala de Finestrat (1.1 km) offers a more sheltered cove, Platja del Mal Pas (2.4 km) a smaller town beach, and Cala de l'Almadrava (2.0 km) a quieter alternative. Golf is well represented for a city of this size: Campo de Golf y Escuela Las Rejas at 1.5 km, the Meliá Villaitana course at 2.6 km and Puig Campana at 4.5 km, covering practice facilities and full-length layouts within a short drive. Water sports run through three marinas within ten kilometres: el Mollet, Port d'Altea and Club Náutico de Villajoyosa. Land-based recreation includes Karting Benidorm (0.8 km), the Palau d'Esports (1.0 km), the public pool (1.6 km) and the Serra Gelada trails. Within the building itself, the infinity pool, gym and gardens provide daily recreation without leaving the premises.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
Benidorm is a city and municipality in the province of Alicante, Valencian Community, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.3°C | 50 mm |
| February | 13.1°C | 19 mm |
| March | 14.3°C | 73 mm |
| April | 16.1°C | 43 mm |
| May | 19.4°C | 30 mm |
| June | 23.7°C | 12 mm |
| July | 26.6°C | 6 mm |
| August | 26.9°C | 17 mm |
| September | 24.1°C | 42 mm |
| October | 20.6°C | 43 mm |
| November | 16.2°C | 34 mm |
| December | 13.5°C | 37 mm |
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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