Bar Crawl Benidorm: 4 Venues 1 Night Including Karaoke & Drinks

Four bars, one fast-moving night. This Benidorm bar crawl combines drinking games, karaoke, a mechanical bull, dancing, and entry to a nightclub for $21.72 per person. I like the varied route, which gives you more than one kind of nightlife in a single evening, and I like the low upfront price for a four-and-a-half-hour party.

The main point to consider is organization. A group of more than 40 people was reported on one night, with only one person managing the evening. That can mean lost people, rushed moves between venues, and less personal help than you may expect from a hosted bar crawl.

• Camden Town begins at 9:00 pm with icebreakers, drinking games, and initial drinks.
• Queen’s Arms brings the karaoke, DJ atmosphere, and another round of group games.
• Broadway adds a mechanical bull before turning into a larger club setting.
• Insomnia finishes the night with a VIP nightclub experience and dancing.
• The group can reach up to 50 people, so expect a social but potentially loose format.
• Free cancellation is available until 24 hours before the start time, with an ID required for the 18-plus event.

What $21.72 Buys You in Benidorm

At $21.72, this is priced as an inexpensive night out rather than a premium guided experience. You are paying for the organized route, admission to four venues, drinks or shots along the way, activities, and the convenience of ending at a nightclub instead of deciding where to go next.

The value depends on how much you would spend entering or visiting these places separately. If you already plan to go out in Benidorm, joining the crawl can give your evening a simple structure. You move from one venue to another, meet other people, and finish somewhere designed for late-night dancing.

The drinks need a careful reading. The experience includes drinks, but one account found that the free offerings were shots also handed out by the bars to other customers. That means you should not book this expecting a large number of substantial drinks. The real value is the combination of entry, activities, and a ready-made social plan.

The price looks strongest for solo visitors, pairs, and small groups who want a party night without arranging every stop themselves. It looks weaker if you mainly want drink discounts or a small, tightly managed group.

The overall rating is 4.9 from 51 ratings, and 98 percent of participants recommend it. That is a strong signal that the format works well for many people, but the low rating included an important warning about staffing and group control. I would treat the experience as a lively shared night out, not as a carefully supervised tour.

Camden Town Starts the Night at 9:00 pm

The meeting point is Camden Town on C. Lepanto, 17, in Benidorm. The night begins at 9:00 pm and spends about an hour here. This first stop is built for introductions rather than a full club experience.

You can expect icebreaker games, drinking challenges, and initial drinks while the group gets acquainted. That makes Camden Town useful if you arrive in Benidorm alone or want an easy way to meet people before the louder venues take over.

The first hour also sets the pace for the rest of the evening. The group needs to gather, take part in the activities, and move on at roughly the planned time. If you prefer to settle into one bar slowly, this format may feel hurried.

I like that the evening does not throw you straight into a major nightclub. Camden Town gives you a softer start, with time to learn who is in the group and get comfortable with the host. Still, the value of this stop depends heavily on how active the organizer is. The reported problem with one large group suggests that the opening hour may not always produce the close-knit atmosphere you expect.

Arrive ready to take part. The games are not a side detail. They are the main way the crawl helps strangers meet, and a quiet observer may get less from this first stop than someone willing to join in.

Queen’s Arms Turns the Crawl Into Karaoke

After roughly an hour, the group moves to Queen’s Arms for karaoke. This is the most clearly social stop of the evening. You can sing, join drinking games, and watch the bar shift into a louder party setting with DJ-style energy.

Karaoke changes the rhythm of a bar crawl. At the first venue, you are meeting people. Here, the group has a shared activity, even if you never take the microphone yourself. You may find it easier to join in after seeing other people sing, and the setting gives the night a stronger sense of occasion.

The drawback is built into the format: you get about one hour. If the karaoke queue is long, you may not get a turn. The experience promises karaoke madness, not a private singing session or guaranteed performance time.

I would also keep your expectations sensible about the drinks. The crawl includes drinks, but the reported experience suggests these may be shots rather than full drinks. If you do not drink alcohol, the provided details do not explain what alternatives are available, so you should confirm that before booking.

Queen’s Arms is likely to suit people who enjoy noisy, participatory nightlife. If you dislike singing in public, you can still watch and enjoy the group atmosphere, but this stop will not be the main reason to book.

Broadway Brings the Mechanical Bull

The third stop is Broadway Cabaret Benidorm, where the evening shifts from karaoke to a rodeo bar and club. The mechanical bull is the signature feature. You can test your balance before the venue develops into a larger club with a DJ and dancing.

This stop gives the crawl its most unusual activity. A standard bar-hopping evening can blur together, with one drink and one crowded room after another. The bull creates a clear moment that you will remember, whether you ride it or simply watch other people attempt it.

The mechanical bull is also a useful break from drinking. You can take part in an activity instead of standing at the bar, though the information does not state whether a ride costs extra or how many people get a turn. If riding matters to you, ask the organizer at the start of the evening.

Broadway is described as changing into a busy club as the night continues. That makes the timing important. You may first find a rodeo-style bar, then a more dance-focused room before moving on after about an hour.

As with Queen’s Arms, the one-hour stop is short. You may need to choose between riding the bull, ordering a drink, talking with the group, and dancing. The benefit is variety. The cost is that no single venue gets much time.

Insomnia Provides the Four-Hour Finale

The final stop is Insomnia, described as a VIP nightclub and Benidorm’s rave cave. The crawl ends here after about four hours, with dancing continuing into the early hours for those who want to stay.

The nightclub finish makes sense. It gives the evening a clear climax and means you do not need to search for a final venue after the organized portion ends. You can dance, stay with people you met earlier, and continue the night at a full-scale party venue.

The word VIP should be interpreted carefully. The supplied details say the crawl ends at a VIP nightclub, but they do not explain whether that means a private area, queue priority, a reserved table, or simply included entry. Do not assume premium seating or table service unless the organizer confirms it.

The crawl ends back at the meeting point according to the supplied details. That is useful for planning, but the exact timing of the return is not given. The listed duration is approximately four hours and 30 minutes, while the night may continue at Insomnia beyond the organized period.

One account described a promised drink at the final venue that did not arrive. I would confirm what is included before you reach Insomnia, especially if the final drink is important to your decision. The nightclub entry may still be worthwhile, but the included beverage should not be treated as guaranteed without clarification.

The Group Size Is the Biggest Practical Question

The maximum group size is 50 people. That is large enough to create a lively crowd, but it also changes how the night works. You will not receive the same attention you might get from a small group with one host for every few people.

A report from one evening described more than 40 participants and only one organizer. By the second bar, part of the group had been left behind. By the final stop, the promised drink had not been provided. One organizer, Tereza, was specifically named in that account.

I would not assume every evening runs this way, particularly because the overall rating is high. Still, this is the most useful warning in the available information. Keep the meeting point and venue names saved on your phone, stay aware of the scheduled moves, and make sure your own group leaves each bar together.

The group size can also be a benefit. If you want to meet people from different places, a large group gives you more chances to find someone with the same pace and sense of fun. If you want personal attention, quiet conversation, or a host who checks on every person, this may frustrate you.

The experience is offered in English. That makes the games and instructions easier to follow for English speakers, though no other language options are provided.

Who Will Get the Most From This Night?

I would recommend this crawl most strongly to people who want an active party schedule. It suits solo visitors, friends on a short Benidorm break, and anyone who enjoys karaoke, drinking games, club music, and a little friendly silliness.

The route also works for people who do not know Benidorm’s nightlife. Instead of comparing bars or worrying about where to go next, you have four named stops and a fixed starting place. That convenience can be worth part of the price on a first night in town.

I would be more cautious if you are looking for:

• A quiet evening with conversation
• A small group and close personal hosting
• Guaranteed full drinks at every venue
• A fixed time on the mechanical bull
• Detailed help from the organizer throughout the night

The event is for people aged 18 and over, and you must bring identification. Most people can participate, but the supplied details do not explain specific accessibility arrangements or physical requirements for the mechanical bull.

You should also think about your drinking pace. Four venues in roughly four and a half hours creates a quick evening. The combination of shots, drinking challenges, dancing, and movement between venues can add up faster than you expect. Eat before you start, keep track of your belongings, and do not feel pressure to join every drinking game.

Timing, Meeting Point, and Cancellation

The meeting point is Camden Town, C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain. The start time is 9:00 pm, and the activity ends back at the meeting point according to the supplied details.

A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation arrives at booking. The experience is offered in English and has a maximum capacity of 50 people.

You can cancel for a full refund until 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Changes or cancellations made inside that 24-hour window are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off uses local time in Benidorm.

Because the crawl moves between four venues, I would arrive early enough to find Camden Town without rushing. The route depends on the group moving together, so a late arrival could mean missing the first stop or trying to catch up.

My Verdict: Book It for Variety, Not Luxury

I would book this Benidorm bar crawl if I wanted a low-cost, high-energy night with several different activities. The route has a good shape: games at Camden Town, karaoke at Queen’s Arms, a mechanical bull at Broadway, and nightclub dancing at Insomnia.

The price is fair if you value included entry and the ease of having a ready-made evening. It is less convincing if you are paying mainly for free drinks, since the included offerings may be shots that bars give out anyway.

The biggest question is the quality of organization on your particular night. A 50-person cap and one reported evening with more than 40 people and one host create a real risk of confusion. I would book it with realistic expectations, keep track of your group, and confirm the final drink and any VIP benefits when you arrive.

For an energetic first night in Benidorm, especially if you are traveling alone or with friends who want to meet people, this is a sensible pick. For a polished, small-group party with close attention from a host, spend your money elsewhere.

FAQ

Where does the Benidorm bar crawl start?

It starts at Camden Town, located at C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain.

What time does the experience begin?

The bar crawl starts at 9:00 pm.

How long does the bar crawl last?

The planned duration is approximately four hours and 30 minutes.

Which venues are included?

The route includes Camden Town, Queen’s Arms, Broadway Cabaret Benidorm, and Insomnia.

Is karaoke part of the experience?

Yes. Karaoke takes place at Queen’s Arms, along with drinking games and DJ-style party atmosphere.

Can I ride a mechanical bull?

Broadway includes a mechanical bull, but the supplied details do not state whether every participant is guaranteed a turn or whether riding costs extra.

Is the event suitable for people under 18?

No. The activity is for people aged 18 and over, and you must bring identification.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not refunded.