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

Benidorm’s nightlife is built for easy, high-energy fun, and this four-bar route packs the main ingredients into one night: icebreakers, karaoke, a mechanical bull, DJs, and a nightclub finish. For about $21.72, you get four venues and a group to join, rather than spending the first hour deciding where to go.

I like the clear progression from warm-up bar to late club, and I like that the evening includes activities, not just standing around with a drink. The main concern is organization: on one reported night, more than 40 people were managed by a single host, Tereza, and part of the group became separated before the final stop.

Key points at a glance

• Four venues in roughly four and a half hours: Camden Town, Queen’s Arms, Broadway, and Insomnia.
• Karaoke is built into the night: Queen’s Arms gives you a chance to sing, watch others perform, and join drinking games.
• The mechanical bull adds a real activity: Broadway changes the pace from karaoke to rodeo-style bar fun.
• The final stop is a nightclub: Insomnia is intended for dancing into the early hours.
• The group can be large: Up to 50 people may join, so staying close to the host matters.
• Bring photo ID: This is an adults-only night, and you must be over 18.

Why this Benidorm bar crawl works

A bar crawl is most useful when you want company, structure, and a simple plan. Benidorm has a dense nightlife area, but choosing venues on the spot can waste time, especially when your group has different ideas about music and atmosphere. This route removes that problem.

You meet at Camden Town on Calle Lepanto at 9 pm. From there, the evening moves through four venues, with about an hour at each stop. That timing keeps the night moving, though it also means you will not have much freedom to linger if one bar suits you better than the others.

The route is aimed at people who want a social night rather than a quiet drink. You should expect games, music, alcohol, group movement, and a late finish. It is a better match for friends, solo visitors who want to meet people, and anyone celebrating a birthday or group break than for couples seeking a relaxed evening.

The advertised group limit is 50 people. That is large enough to create a lively crowd, but large groups need firm organization. Keep your phone charged, note the next venue before leaving each stop, and stay near the host when the group moves.

9 pm at Camden Town: the night gets moving

Camden Town is the meeting point and the warm-up stop. This first hour is designed to break the ice through drinking games, group challenges, and initial drinks. It gives you a chance to learn who is in the group before the night becomes louder and more crowded.

That is valuable if you arrive alone. A regular bar does not necessarily give you an easy way to meet people, while a hosted crawl gives you a built-in reason to introduce yourself. The games can feel a little forced if you prefer quiet conversation, but they fit the purpose of the evening.

The first stop also sets expectations. This is not a food tour or a polished cocktail evening. You are paying for a social nightlife format, where the host helps get the room involved and the group moves on after about an hour.

Drinks are part of the start, but you should not assume that the included drinks add up to a large bar tab. A serious value question is how much of the price goes toward hosted organization and entry, rather than alcohol. One reported night described the free drinks as shots that the bars were already giving out, so the practical value may depend heavily on how actively the host manages the group and what is included on your particular evening.

Queen’s Arms: karaoke and group energy

The second stop is Queen’s Arms, where karaoke becomes the main event. You can sing, join drinking games, or simply watch people take the microphone while the DJ keeps the room moving.

Karaoke is a useful middle stop because it gives the group something to do. You are not relying only on conversation, and you can take part at whatever level feels comfortable. If you do not want to sing, the crowd and the music provide enough activity around you.

This venue may be the most social part of the route. People who are quiet at Camden Town often loosen up once the singing begins. The trade-off is noise. Conversation may be difficult, and the quality of the night can depend on how willing the group is to participate.

You should also remember that each venue gets about an hour. If you are waiting to sing, you may not get a turn before the group leaves. Treat karaoke as an optional part of the fun, not a guaranteed personal performance slot.

Broadway: mechanical bull and club music

Broadway Cabaret Benidorm shifts the mood again. It is presented as a rodeo bar, with a mechanical bull as the signature attraction. Later, the venue becomes a larger club with a DJ, dancing, and a busier party feel.

The bull gives this stop a clear identity. It is more than another bar with music, and it creates an easy spectacle for the group. You might ride, cheer someone else on, or use the hour as a bridge between karaoke and the final nightclub.

Do not book this expecting a calm cabaret show. The important point is the change in atmosphere: the venue moves toward loud music and dancing as the night continues. If you like variety, Broadway helps keep the crawl from feeling repetitive.

The practical limitation is that a popular activity can create a queue, especially with a group that may approach 50 people. The supplied details do not promise a bull ride for every person. If you want to try it, be ready to ask the host how the turns are being handled when you arrive.

Insomnia: the late-night finale

The final stop is Insomnia, described as a VIP nightclub and Benidorm’s party-focused finish. This is where the crawl moves from a sequence of bar activities into a full club night, with dancing continuing into the early hours.

Ending at a nightclub makes sense. You do not need to gather the group again afterward, and anyone who wants to keep dancing already has a final venue. It also gives the evening a clear high point after the smaller bar stops.

The word VIP should be treated carefully. The supplied details confirm a VIP nightclub finale, but they do not explain the exact benefits, such as a reserved area, table service, or a specific drink package. Ask what admission includes if that matters to your decision.

Insomnia is also the point where organization matters most. One account describes a promised drink at the last bar that did not arrive. If the final inclusion matters to you, confirm it with the host before the group enters rather than assuming every advertised extra will appear automatically.

What $21.72 really buys you

At $21.72 per person, the price is reasonable if you value a fixed route, group activities, and entry to four venues. Paying separately might cost less on a quiet night, but you would lose the hosted introductions and the convenience of moving with a ready-made group.

The value is weaker if you mainly want free alcohol. The supplied information does not give a detailed drink allowance, and one account says the free shots felt no different from shots being handed out by the bars. In that case, the price is really paying for access and coordination, not a substantial drinks package.

The four-stop structure is the strongest part of the deal. You can sample different types of nightlife without committing the entire evening to one venue. Camden Town offers games, Queen’s Arms offers karaoke, Broadway adds the bull, and Insomnia provides the nightclub finish.

The main risk is inconsistent organization. A single host handling a large group may struggle to keep everyone together. If your priority is guaranteed personal attention, carefully managed transfers, and clearly delivered extras, this may not be the best use of your money.

The high overall score of 4.9 from 51 ratings and a recommendation rate of 98 percent suggest that the format works very well for many people. Still, the detailed negative account identifies a practical weakness that should not be ignored: a bar crawl depends on the host doing more than simply pointing toward the next door.

Timing, meeting point, and what to bring

The start time is 9 pm, with the activity lasting about four hours and 30 minutes. The schedule describes roughly one hour at each venue, though moving between stops and the final club timing may make the total run slightly longer or shorter.

Meet at C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante. The activity ends back at the meeting point, according to the supplied details. No separate transport is listed, so you should expect the group to move between venues as part of the crawl rather than being driven between them.

Bring official ID and remember that the minimum age is 18. A mobile ticket is provided, and confirmation arrives when you book. The activity is offered in English.

The maximum group size is 50. That is not a small pub group, so use basic night-out habits: keep your phone charged, remember the next venue, and check that the group is still together before leaving a bar. If you become separated, contact the host quickly rather than trying to guess the route.

Most people can participate, but the supplied information does not provide detailed accessibility notes. If you need specific access arrangements, ask the provider, Ultimate Crawl, before booking.

Who should book this night out

I would recommend it to you if you want a ready-made social evening with plenty of noise and activity. Solo visitors may appreciate the easy introductions, while friend groups can use the crawl as a simple way to sample several Benidorm venues without planning every stop.

It also suits people who like variety. The evening does not repeat one format: you start with games, move to karaoke, try a mechanical bull setting, and finish at a nightclub. That range is the main reason to choose this over simply buying entry to one club.

You may want to skip it if you prefer small groups, quiet conversation, or a carefully controlled schedule. It is also a poor match if your main goal is a generous drinks package. The available information does not support treating the included drinks as the central value.

The negative account involving Tereza and a group of more than 40 people is worth keeping in mind. It does not erase the strong rating, but it shows why you should stay close to the organizer and confirm any promised drink or entry benefit at each stop.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the 9 pm start time. Changes made less than 24 hours before the activity are not accepted, and cancellations inside that window are not refunded.

The activity is often booked well in advance, with an average booking point of about 50 days before the date. That may reflect demand for popular Benidorm nightlife dates, but it does not change the key rule: check your plans before the 24-hour cutoff.

Should you book the Benidorm bar crawl?

Book it if you want four different nightlife settings, a social group, and a simple evening plan for about $21.72. The karaoke and mechanical bull make this more interesting than a basic series of bar entries, and Insomnia gives you a natural place to continue dancing.

I would approach it with realistic expectations. The price is best seen as payment for a hosted route and access to four venues, not as a large free-drinks deal. If the organizer keeps the group together, it can be an excellent value; if staffing is thin, the evening may feel like you paid for a route you could have followed yourself.

For the best chance of a smooth night, arrive on time, bring ID, stay near the host, and ask about each included drink or club benefit as you go. Those small steps matter most in a large, fast-moving group.

FAQ

Where does the bar crawl start?

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

What time does the activity begin?

The start time is 9 pm.

How long does the bar crawl last?

The stated 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 included?

Yes. Karaoke is part of the Queen’s Arms stop, along with drinking games and DJ-style music.

Is the mechanical bull included?

Broadway is described as a rodeo bar with a mechanical bull. The provided details do not state that every participant is guaranteed a ride.

Is this activity for people under 18?

No. Participants must be over 18 and must bring ID.

Can I cancel for a refund?

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