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

Benidorm’s four-stop night crawl packs a lot into one evening: icebreakers at Camden Town, karaoke at Queen’s Arms, a mechanical bull at Broadway, and nightclub dancing at Insomnia. You move between the venues as a group, with each stop given about an hour.

I like the clear progression from warm-up pub to late-night club. I also like the mix of activities, since you are not simply standing in four similar bars. Karaoke and the rodeo bar give the night a playful edge, while the final club provides a proper finish.

The main concern is group control. A crowd of up to 50 people is allowed, and one account describes more than 40 people being handled by a single organizer, with some of the group getting separated. If you want close personal guidance or carefully managed drink inclusions, this may feel loose.

Four useful things to know before booking

• The night begins at 9 pm at Camden Town, on C. Lepanto, 17, in central Benidorm.
• You get four venues in roughly four and a half hours, with about one hour at each stop.
• The activities change from bar to bar, including games, karaoke, a mechanical bull, DJs, dancing, and a nightclub finale.
• The group can reach 50 people, so staying near the organizer matters, especially during venue changes.
• The advertised price is $21.72 per person, with admission included at every stop.
• You must be over 18 and bring ID, even if you look well over the legal drinking age.

A 9 pm start at Camden Town

The opening stop at Camden Town is designed to break the ice quickly. You meet the group, take part in drinking challenges and games, and have the first drinks of the evening before moving on.

That format makes sense in Benidorm, where many people arrive wanting a ready-made night rather than a quiet introduction to the town. If you are on your own, the games give you a simple way to speak with other people without having to force an awkward conversation at the bar.

The first hour also sets the pace. This is not a slow pub evening. The plan is to get the group talking and moving early, so you should expect a social, noisy start rather than a relaxed drink.

The phrase first drinks needs a little care. The total price includes admission at all four venues, but the exact number and type of included drinks are not clearly set out. One account says the free drinks were shots that the bars were already handing out, and says a promised drink at the last venue did not arrive.

That does not automatically make the crawl poor value, but it does mean you should not book it mainly for included alcohol. Think of the drinks as a possible extra, not the main reason to pay.

Queen’s Arms brings karaoke into the middle of the night

The second stop is Queen’s Arms, where the focus shifts to karaoke, drinking games, and DJ-led entertainment. This is probably the most participatory part of the evening. You can sing, join in with group songs, or simply watch other people take the microphone.

Karaoke works well in a mixed international crowd because familiar songs create an easy common language. You do not need to know anyone before arriving, and you do not need to be a strong singer to take part. The atmosphere is meant to be humorous rather than polished.

I would treat the one-hour slot as a sample rather than a full karaoke night. The group has to keep to schedule, and the crawl continues after this stop. If you find a song or performer you enjoy, you may not have much time to settle in before the next move.

This stop also shows why the experience suits outgoing people best. You can stay on the edge of the action, but the evening is built around joining in. If you dislike drinking games, microphones, and loud group entertainment, the format may wear thin.

Broadway adds a mechanical bull and club music

At Broadway Cabaret Benidorm, the night takes a more physical turn. The venue is presented as a rodeo bar with a mechanical bull, then shifts into a larger club atmosphere with a DJ and dancing.

The bull is the unusual feature here. It gives the group something to do beyond drinking, and it creates a natural focal point as people take turns or watch the attempts. You should see it as a bit of fun, not as a serious rodeo attraction. The supplied details do not confirm whether every participant gets a ride or whether an extra fee applies, so ask at the venue if that matters to you.

Broadway also marks the change from pub crawl to late-night clubbing. The music becomes more central, and the room may feel busier once the DJ takes over. You get variety without leaving the general party district, but the move also means the pace stays high.

The practical point is to remain with the group. A night out with up to 50 people can stretch across streets and entrances, and one account describes people being separated by the second bar. Keep sight of the organizer and note the next venue before you leave each stop.

Insomnia is the late-night finish

The final venue is Insomnia, described as a VIP nightclub with a large party feel. This is where the crawl ends, after roughly an hour at each earlier venue, and the plan is to dance into the early hours.

Calling it a VIP nightclub suggests that entry is part of the appeal. If you were planning to visit a club anyway, the crawl offers a route into one without making you decide where to go next. The finish also gives the evening a clear endpoint rather than leaving you at an ordinary bar.

Still, the word VIP should not lead you to expect a private table, bottle service, or personal club host. The details only confirm nightclub entry as the finale. The exact privileges are not stated.

The end point is listed as the original meeting point, but the actual route finishes at Insomnia. You should confirm the return arrangement before setting off, especially if you plan to leave before the final venue or need to meet friends elsewhere.

What the $21.72 price really covers

At $21.72 per person, the price is low enough to make the crawl tempting, especially for a first night in Benidorm. You are paying for a planned route through four venues, admission at each stop, group coordination, and a ready-made social setting.

The value depends on how you use those parts. If you would otherwise pay separate entry fees, spend time choosing bars, and arrange your own route, the package can save effort. The entertainment changes from games to karaoke to the mechanical bull and then club dancing, so the four venues are not identical repeats.

The calculation is less attractive if your main goal is free alcohol. The number of included drinks is not specified, and the one detailed complaint says the free shots did not feel like an added benefit. I would compare the price with the cost of entering the individual venues on your chosen night, but the available information does not provide those separate prices.

The organizer also allows up to 50 people. A large group can make the experience lively and help you meet people, but it can reduce personal attention. One evening was reportedly managed by only one person, named Tereza, and the account says that some of the group were lost by the second bar. That is the clearest warning attached to the price: part of what you are buying is organization, and organization matters when the group is large.

The overall score is 4.9, with 98 percent of people recommending the experience. That is a strong signal that the concept works for most bookings, but it does not erase the practical concern about group management. I would book for the route and social energy, not for tightly supervised service.

Who will get the most from this crawl

This suits you if you want a simple first night in Benidorm and prefer to let someone else choose the venues. It is especially useful if you are arriving with no fixed plan, want to meet an international crowd, or enjoy loud entertainment with a bit of silliness.

You are likely to get the most from it if you:

• Enjoy karaoke, drinking games, and DJ music
• Want a mix of pub stops and a nightclub
• Are happy to take part in group activities
• Prefer a planned evening to choosing venues yourself
• Can keep track of a large group during short transfers
• Are comfortable staying out late

It is less suited to you if you want a quiet bar tour, a small group, detailed local commentary, or a carefully managed drinks package. It also may not suit anyone who dislikes the pressure to sing, play drinking games, or join the general party mood.

There is no promise of a cultural introduction to Benidorm. You are not visiting historic sights or learning much about local life. This is a social nightlife product, and its success depends on the crowd, the organizer, and how much you enjoy the selected venues.

Timing, meeting point, and group size

The meeting point is Camden Town at C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain. The start time is 9 pm, so arrive with enough time to find the bar and check in before the opening games begin.

The full experience lasts about four hours and 30 minutes. The four listed venue visits are each planned for about one hour, though real nightlife schedules can shift. A bar may be crowded, a game may run long, or the move to the next stop may take time.

A maximum of 50 people is permitted. That is large enough to create a party atmosphere, but it also makes good self-management important. Stay close to the group, listen for the next venue, and do not assume the organizer can spot everyone at every street corner.

The activity is offered in English. Confirmation is provided when you book, and most people can take part. The firm age rule is more important than the general participation note: you must be over 18 and bring valid ID.

How to judge the drinks and entry benefits

The phrase drinks included can mean different things on a night crawl. Here, admission is included at all four stops, while the precise drink allowance is not clearly detailed.

That distinction matters. Entry to Queen’s Arms, Broadway, and Insomnia may be useful if those venues charge separately on the night. But if you are expecting several full drinks, the package may disappoint. The only detailed negative account says the included shots were also being distributed by the bars and that a drink expected at the last venue was not provided.

My advice is simple: buy this for the planned access and social structure. Treat any included shots or drinks as a bonus. If alcohol value is your main concern, ask the provider what is included before booking.

You should also pace yourself. The tour starts early enough to feel like a full night, and the final nightclub can carry on after the organized part ends. Drinking challenges at the first two venues can make the rest of the route harder if you join every round too quickly.

Cancellation and booking timing

You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.

The experience is often booked well ahead, with an average booking lead time of about 50 days. That suggests popular dates can fill early, particularly during busy periods, though no exact availability guarantee is given.

Because the experience depends on a particular night out, check the date, start time, meeting address, age requirement, and drinks details before paying. Mobile tickets make the booking easy to carry, but you still need your ID at the venue.

Should you book the Benidorm bar crawl?

Book it if you want four different nightlife settings in one evening and like the idea of moving from games to karaoke, a mechanical bull, dancing, and a nightclub. At $21.72, it is a practical way to give your first night a shape, particularly if you are social and do not want to plan the route yourself.

Skip it if you need a small, closely managed group or are counting on substantial free drinks. The one detailed complaint raises a real concern about one organizer handling a crowd of more than 40 people, and the drink inclusions are not precise.

My call: this is a good fit for a playful night out, not a premium guided tour. Arrive early, bring ID, keep the group in sight, and judge the price by the four-venue access rather than the alcohol. With those expectations, the crawl has a strong chance of delivering the lively Benidorm night it promises.

FAQ

Where does the bar crawl start?

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

What time does the experience begin?

The scheduled start time is 9 pm.

How long does the bar crawl last?

The experience lasts approximately four hours and 30 minutes.

How many venues are included?

Four venues are included: Camden Town, Queen’s Arms, Broadway Cabaret Benidorm, and Insomnia.

Is admission included at each venue?

Yes. Admission is listed as included at all four stops.

Is karaoke part of the experience?

Yes. Karaoke takes place at Queen’s Arms, along with drinking games and DJ entertainment.

Is the mechanical bull included?

Broadway is described as a rodeo bar with a mechanical bull, but the details do not specify whether riding it carries an additional fee.

What age do you need to be?

You must be over 18 and bring ID.

Can you cancel for a full refund?

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