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

Benidorm’s nightlife is the main event here: in four and a half hours, you move from drinking games and karaoke to a mechanical bull and a late-night club. For $21.72, the appeal is simple. You get a ready-made night out, four venues, and a group to join without planning the route yourself.

I like the clear progression of the evening, especially the jump from Queen’s Arms karaoke to Broadway’s rodeo theme. I also like the low price and free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. The catch is important: on one reported night, more than 40 people were handled by one organizer, Tereza, and part of the group became separated by the second bar.

Key points before you book

• Four venues in one night: Camden Town, Queen’s Arms, Broadway Cabaret, and Insomnia each offer a different party setting.
• Karaoke is a central feature: Queen’s Arms gives you a chance to sing, join drinking games, and take part even if you arrive alone.
• Broadway adds a mechanical bull: The rodeo bar gives the crawl a physical, playful stop before the club portion of the night.
• The final stop is Insomnia: The evening ends at a large nightclub known locally as Benidorm’s rave cave.
• The group can reach 50 people: That keeps the price low but may make organization harder.
• Bring photo ID: This is an over-18 activity, and ID is required.

Four Benidorm venues, one very direct plan

This is not a pub tour for quiet conversation or local food. It is a structured party night built around music, shots, games, karaoke, dancing, and quick changes of scene.

You meet at C. Lepanto, 17, Benidorm, at 9 pm. From there, the night is divided into roughly one hour at each venue. The activity finishes back at the meeting point, though the final club portion is designed to carry on into the early hours.

That format works well if you want someone else to make the decisions. You do not need to compare bars, find the next address, or persuade your group to leave one place and move on. You simply arrive at the start point and follow the plan.

It works less well if your ideal evening is flexible. You will not have much room to linger at one favorite bar, skip a stop, or change the pace. The group’s movement also matters. A night with up to 50 people needs clear instructions and reliable organization.

Camden Town gets the night moving

The first hour takes place at Camden Town, the meeting point and warm-up venue. This is where you meet the group, settle into the evening, and take part in icebreaker games and drinking challenges.

That first stop has a useful purpose. Arriving at a bar alone or with only one friend can feel awkward, especially in a busy resort town where many groups already seem to know one another. Games give you an easy reason to talk to people.

Your first drinks are included as part of the opening session. Keep your expectations in check, though. The paid package costs $21.72, and the drinks connected with the crawl are described as free shots rather than a full bar tab. The value comes partly from the organized route and access to the night’s activities, not from unlimited drinks.

Camden Town is also where you can decide how hard to push the evening. You still have three stops ahead, including a nightclub finale. Pace yourself here. The schedule is short, and drinking challenges can make the later parts of the night much less enjoyable if you treat the opening as a race.

Queen’s Arms turns the second hour into karaoke

The next stop is Queen’s Arms, where karaoke takes over. You can sing, join drinking games, and enjoy DJ-style party energy with an international crowd.

This is likely the most social part of the crawl. You do not need to be a good singer. Karaoke works because participation is easy to understand: pick a song, join a group, or cheer from the side. If you are traveling with friends, it gives you a shared activity. If you come alone, it gives you a natural way to join in.

The format also helps break up the drinking. Instead of simply moving from one bar to another, you have a clear activity to focus on. That makes Queen’s Arms more memorable than a standard stop for another round.

There is a practical downside. Karaoke can dominate the room, so this is not the best stop for anyone hoping to sit quietly and talk. The experience depends heavily on the crowd and the energy on the night. If people take part, it should be lively. If they hold back, you may find yourself watching more than singing.

Broadway combines a mechanical bull with club music

Broadway Cabaret Benidorm changes the mood again. It begins as a rodeo bar, with a mechanical bull as the main attraction, then becomes a busy club with a DJ, dancing, and louder party energy.

The bull is the most distinctive feature of the route. It gives you something to do beyond drinking and dancing, and it creates a natural focal point for the group. You can test yourself on the ride or simply watch other people attempt it.

The supplied information does not state whether the mechanical bull ride costs extra, so do not assume it is covered by the $21.72 price. The venue itself is included in the route, but specific activities within a bar can have their own conditions.

Broadway also marks the point where the night gets more physical and noisy. The transition from rodeo bar to club means you may find less space for conversation as the hour continues. If you enjoy music, dancing, and a packed party setting, this is a strong middle-to-late stop. If you prefer smaller bars, the changing atmosphere may feel less comfortable.

Insomnia is the late-night payoff

The crawl finishes at Insomnia, a VIP nightclub described as Benidorm’s rave cave. This is the biggest party stop of the evening, with dancing that can continue into the early hours.

Ending at a nightclub makes sense. You get the social warm-up at Camden Town, the group participation of Queen’s Arms, the mechanical bull at Broadway, and then a final venue built for dancing. By the time you reach Insomnia, you will already know some people in the group and should have a clearer idea of the night’s mood.

The word VIP needs a little care here. It signals the intended nightclub experience, but the available details do not explain the exact access arrangement, table service, or drink benefits. Treat it as entry into the final club stop rather than proof of a private room or premium bottle service.

Insomnia is also the venue where organization matters most. At a large club, it can be easy to lose sight of the group. Set a meeting point with your own friends before entering, and keep your phone charged. The activity ends back at the meeting point, but the final club session is intended to run late, so confirm the group’s arrangements before the night gets noisy.

What $21.72 really buys you

At $21.72 per person, this is priced as a low-cost nightlife package. That price is attractive if you would otherwise pay separate entry fees, spend time deciding where to go, and arrive at each venue without a social group.

The value is strongest for three kinds of people:

• You are new to Benidorm and want a fixed nightlife plan.
• You are traveling alone or with one friend and want an easy way to meet people.
• You enjoy games and group activities more than a quiet evening at one bar.

The value is weaker if the included drinks are the only reason you are booking. A specific account of one evening described the free drinks as shots that the bars were already giving out, with no extra drink provided at the final stop despite an expectation that one would be. That means you should not view the price as a major drinks bargain.

Think of the fee as payment for the route, the group setup, the planned venue changes, and the included entry arrangement. If those parts matter to you, the price is reasonable. If you mainly want drinks, buying them directly may make more sense, though the tour’s convenience would be lost.

Group size is the main practical question

The maximum group size is 50 people. That is large enough to create a lively atmosphere, but it also creates real management challenges.

On one reported evening, there were more than 40 people and only one person organizing the group. By the second bar, part of the group had become separated. That is not a minor detail. A bar crawl depends on people getting from one venue to the next, and a single organizer can struggle to keep a large group together.

The organizer named in that account was Tereza. The issue may vary from night to night, but you should plan as if you are responsible for yourself and your friends. Save the meeting point, watch the time, and do not assume someone will find you if you fall behind.

This is especially useful advice for the transfer between Queen’s Arms and Broadway, and again when the group moves to Insomnia. The supplied details do not describe private transport, so expect the experience to involve moving between venues in Benidorm rather than riding in a dedicated vehicle.

Who will enjoy this Benidorm bar crawl

I would point this activity toward people who want an energetic, social night with a clear schedule. The age requirement is simple: you must be over 18 and bring ID. Most people can take part, and the experience is offered in English.

It suits you if you like:

• Karaoke and public group games
• Meeting an international crowd
• Dancing and DJ-led nightlife
• A mechanical bull as a break from standard bar hopping
• A late finish at a nightclub
• Having the route planned for you

I would think twice if you want a calm bar evening, careful wine tasting, or long conversations at each stop. The pace is quick, the venues are party-focused, and the night is built around group energy.

It also may not suit you if you dislike depending on a large group. The maximum of 50 people and the reported difficulty keeping everyone together mean that independent planning still matters. You can join the crawl for its social benefits while keeping your own phone, friends, and timing under control.

Simple tips for making the night work

Arrive at the meeting point before 9 pm. The first stop is also the gathering point, so arriving late may mean you miss the introductions and early games.

Bring your ID. The activity is for people over 18, and the instructions specifically require it.

Decide in advance how much you want to drink. Four venues in roughly four and a half hours can move quickly. The first drinks and later shots are part of the party structure, but you do not have to match the pace of the most enthusiastic people in the room.

Keep your own small group intact. Agree on a place to meet if someone disappears at Queen’s Arms, Broadway, or Insomnia. This advice matters because one evening had more than 40 people with only one organizer.

Finally, treat the included drinks as a bonus, not the main reason to buy. The strongest parts of the package are the planned sequence, karaoke, the mechanical bull, and nightclub access.

Cancellation and basic booking facts

You receive confirmation when you book, and the ticket is mobile, so you do not need a printed voucher. The activity is offered in English.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the 9 pm start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off uses Benidorm local time.

The activity lasts about four and a half hours. Each of the four listed stops is planned for about one hour, and the experience ends back at the meeting point.

Should you book it?

Book this crawl if you want a cheap, high-energy introduction to Benidorm nightlife and like the idea of moving through four different party venues in one night. The karaoke at Queen’s Arms and the mechanical bull at Broadway give it more variety than a basic bar-to-bar outing, while Insomnia provides a clear late-night finish.

Book with realistic expectations about the drinks and organization. The $21.72 price is not automatically a great alcohol deal, and one evening had poor group control, a lost section of the party, and a promised drink that was not delivered. I would still consider it for solo visitors, first-time Benidorm partygoers, and small groups who want a ready-made plan, but I would stay self-sufficient and keep my friends together.

FAQ

Where does the Benidorm bar crawl start?

It starts at C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain, at 9 pm.

Where does the activity finish?

The activity ends back at the meeting point after the crawl.

How long does the bar crawl last?

The experience lasts approximately four hours and 30 minutes.

Which venues are included?

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

Is the activity available to people under 18?

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

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.