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

Benidorm starts late and finishes later. This four-stop bar crawl gives you a simple route through some of the resort’s best-known nightlife venues, with icebreaker games at Camden Town, karaoke at Queen’s Arms, a mechanical bull at Broadway, and nightclub dancing at Insomnia. I like the four different venues and the fact that the evening moves from casual drinks to a full club finish. I also like the modest price of $21.72, especially if you want a ready-made night out rather than planning each stop yourself.

The main concern is organization. The group can reach up to 50 people, and one detailed account describes more than 40 people being managed by a single representative, with some of the group separated by the second bar. You should book this for the social energy and venue access, not because you expect a small, tightly managed guided experience.

Four things to know before you book

• The night begins at 9:00 pm: Meet at Camden Town on C. Lepanto, 17, then expect about four and a half hours of nightlife.
• Each stop has a different mood: You move from warm-up games to karaoke, mechanical bull riding, and a late nightclub finish.
• The advertised price is $21.72: The value depends on how much you use the included admission and drinks.
• The group may be large: The maximum is 50 people, so keep close to the organizer when moving between bars.
• You must be over 18: Bring valid ID. The activity is offered in English.
• The crawl ends where it starts: There is no separate ride or final drop-off listed.

What this Benidorm bar crawl is really selling

This is not a sightseeing tour with commentary. It is a prearranged night out built around meeting other people, entering four venues, and keeping the evening moving.

That distinction matters. At $21.72, you are paying for a social setup, a planned route, admission to the listed stops, and the chance to join organized games. You are not paying for a quiet cocktail evening or a personal host who will stay beside you at every moment.

The schedule gives each venue about one hour. That is enough time to get a feel for each place without spending the whole night in one room. It also means the pace is fixed. If you are having a wonderful time at Queen’s Arms, you still move on to Broadway. If one stop is not your style, another is coming soon.

I like that variety. A group can begin with people who barely know one another and finish with a shared nightclub atmosphere. The downside is that four venue changes create several moments when people can get separated. With as many as 50 people allowed, you should treat the meeting point and route changes seriously.

The activity is offered in English, and confirmation is provided when you book. Most people can take part, but the over-18 rule is firm. Bring your ID even if you look older. Nightlife venues often check it, and the tour specifically requires it.

9:00 pm at Camden Town: the night gets moving

The meeting point is Camden Town, at C. Lepanto, 17, in Benidorm. The crawl begins at 9:00 pm, giving you a clear place and time to start the evening.

Camden Town serves as the warm-up stop. The plan includes icebreaker games, drinking challenges, and your first drinks while you meet people from different places. That is useful if you arrive alone or with only one other person. Games create an easy reason to talk, and the first hour gives the group time to form before the night becomes louder and less organized.

I would arrive early rather than cutting it close. The meeting point is also the end point, and starting with a clear sense of where it is can save you trouble later. Once a large group begins moving, catching up may not be simple.

The first stop also sets expectations. This is a party-led evening, not a bar-hopping plan where you quietly sample local drinks. Drinking games are part of the format. If you enjoy a social challenge, Camden Town should feel like a natural start. If you prefer to control your own pace, remember that you can join the atmosphere without treating every challenge as an obligation.

The supplied details say admission is included at each stop. They also refer to first drinks and later drinks, but they do not spell out a full drinks package, brand list, or number of drinks. I would not assume that every drink for the night is covered. Treat the included drinks as part of the event, not as an open bar.

Queen’s Arms: one hour of karaoke madness

The second stop is Queen’s Arms, where karaoke takes over. The evening adds drinking games, DJ-style energy, and a lively international crowd.

This is probably the most interactive stop. At Camden Town, the games help people meet. At Queen’s Arms, the microphone gives the group a shared focus. You can sing, join the room’s energy, or simply enjoy the spectacle. Karaoke also works well for mixed groups because nobody needs to share the same musical taste for the room to be entertaining.

The one-hour limit is helpful here. Karaoke bars can be a lot if the music is not your thing, but you are not committed to staying all night. You get a short, high-energy visit before moving on.

I would keep your expectations practical. The description promises karaoke and DJ vibes, but it does not promise a private room, a specific song list, or guaranteed time on the microphone. If singing is your main reason for booking, understand that access may depend on the night and the size of the group.

This is also the point where staying with the group becomes important. A critical account describes more than 40 people on one evening and says that some people had already been separated by the second bar. That does not prove every night will run the same way, but it is a useful warning. Note who is organizing the crawl, and do not wander off without confirming the next meeting point.

Broadway: mechanical bull, rodeo style, and club music

Broadway Cabaret Benidorm changes the tone again. It begins as a rodeo bar, with a mechanical bull, then becomes a busy club with a DJ and dancing as the night continues.

The bull is the most distinctive activity on the route. It gives the group something to watch and creates a break from standing around with a drink. If you want to try it, ask how participation works when you arrive. The supplied details confirm the bull is part of the venue, but they do not state if every crawl participant gets a turn, if there is a separate charge, or how long the activity lasts.

Broadway also gives you a transition between bar and nightclub. You are no longer just warming up or singing. The music and dancing become the main event, which prepares you for the final stop at Insomnia.

The drawback is that this stop may feel crowded when the full group arrives. A maximum of 50 people is a sizeable number for any bar activity, especially something with a mechanical bull. If you want a turn, do not wait until the final minutes of the hour.

This is another place where the one-hour schedule helps and limits you. It keeps the crawl moving, but it may not leave much room for everyone to try the bull. I would see the attraction as an optional bonus rather than the main reason to buy the whole crawl.

Insomnia: the nightclub finale

The last stop is Insomnia, described as a VIP nightclub with a strong party atmosphere and late dancing. This is where the night reaches its loudest and most club-focused stage.

Ending at one large nightclub makes sense. By this point, the group has had a chance to meet, sing, play games, and dance. Insomnia gives you space to continue into the early hours rather than ending after the bar stops.

The word VIP needs a little care here. It indicates the club is presented as a special final venue, but the supplied information does not explain whether the package includes a reserved area, table service, or a particular VIP benefit. The confirmed value is access to the nightclub as the final stop, along with the full party setting.

One detailed account raises a specific concern about the final venue. The person expected a promised drink that did not arrive. The same account felt that the free shots received during the night were also being handed out by the bars generally, so the paid crawl did not add much drink value. This is only one account, but it gives you a sensible question to ask on arrival: what exactly is included, and where do you collect it?

Insomnia is also the point where a weak group system matters most. If you arrive separately from the main party, you may lose some of the benefit of booking a crawl. Keep your phone charged, stay aware of the group, and confirm the final meeting details before the night becomes chaotic.

Is $21.72 good value?

The price is low enough to make this an easy add-on for a Benidorm night, but value depends on your habits.

At its best, the fee saves you the effort of choosing four places, gathering a group, and working out the route. You also get a host-led start, organized games, included admission at the four listed stops, and access to a ready-made social circle. If you use the activities and stay with the group, the price can be fair.

The calculation looks different if you would visit these bars anyway. One detailed account says the included drinks felt like standard free shots offered by the venues, rather than a meaningful extra. That person also felt the organizer added little value and reported that a promised final drink was not provided.

I would book it for convenience and company, not for drink savings. The fee makes the most sense if you are new to Benidorm, traveling alone, or want a fixed plan for the night. It is less compelling if you already know the nightlife area and prefer to choose your own venues.

The price also does not include any clearly stated transport, hotel return, or unlimited drinks. Since the activity ends back at the meeting point, plan your own way onward after the nightclub.

Who will enjoy this most?

I think this crawl suits an outgoing adult who likes loud bars, group games, karaoke, and dancing. It should also work for a group that wants one organized night without spending time comparing venues.

You may enjoy it if:

• You want to meet people during a holiday.
• You like moving between several nightlife venues.
• Karaoke and drinking games sound fun.
• You would try a mechanical bull if given the chance.
• You want a nightclub finish.
• You are comfortable in a group of up to 50 people.

I would think twice if you want a small group, careful personal guidance, or guaranteed service at every stop. The one detailed complaint describes a single organizer handling a large crowd, people becoming separated, and little added value from the included drinks. That is the clearest warning in the available information.

The activity is also a poor match for anyone under 18, since only adults can join. Bring ID, and do not assume a digital booking confirmation replaces it.

How to get the most from the night

Arrive before 9:00 pm at Camden Town, not at the last second. You want time to find the exact meeting point and identify the person running the crawl.

Keep your phone charged and save the meeting address. Since the group moves through four venues, losing the party could mean losing the practical benefit of the booking.

Ask early about drinks and admission. The activity includes admission tickets at the stops, but the drink details are not fully defined. A quick question can prevent disappointment later.

Wear something suitable for a long night out, though the supplied information does not specify a dress code. If the mechanical bull interests you, ask about your chance to ride before the group moves on.

Finally, decide your own drinking pace. The route includes drinking challenges and shots, but you do not need to match the fastest person in the group. You will enjoy the night more if you can still remember Queen’s Arms by the time you reach Insomnia.

Cancellation and practical details

You receive confirmation at booking, and free cancellation is available until at least 24 hours before the 9:00 pm start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.

The activity lasts about four and a half hours. The four venue visits are each planned for about one hour, so the remaining time covers movement and transitions. It starts and ends at the same Benidorm meeting point.

The operator is Ultimate Crawl. The experience is offered in English, uses a mobile ticket, and has a maximum group size of 50.

Should you book the Benidorm bar crawl?

Book it if you want a low-cost, social night with a fixed route and a mix of activities. The combination of karaoke, a mechanical bull, several bars, and a final nightclub gives the evening more variety than simply choosing one club.

Do not book it expecting a polished private host, generous drinks package, or close supervision of every person. The large possible group and the detailed complaint about weak organization are real considerations.

My call is a cautious yes for sociable adults who value convenience more than control. Arrive early, stay near the organizer, clarify what drinks are included, and treat the $21.72 as payment for access and company rather than a bargain drinks deal.

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 start time is 9:00 pm.

How long does the bar crawl last?

The experience lasts approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes.

Which venues are included?

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

Is admission included at the venues?

Admission tickets are included at each of the four listed stops.

Is karaoke part of the experience?

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

Is there a mechanical bull?

Yes. Broadway Cabaret Benidorm includes a mechanical bull as part of its rodeo bar setting.

What age do you need to be?

You must be over 18 to join the experience.

Do you need to bring identification?

Yes. You must bring ID.

How many people can join the crawl?

The maximum group size is 50 people.

Where does the activity finish?

The activity ends back at the original meeting point.

Can you cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start are not refunded.