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

Benidorm’s nightlife is packed into one fast-moving evening here: four venues, karaoke, drinking games, a mechanical bull, and a nightclub finish. The route starts at Camden Town at 9 pm and ends at Insomnia, giving you a ready-made night out instead of a long search for the right bars.

I like the clear variety, from the social warm-up to Queen’s Arms karaoke and Broadway’s rodeo theme. I also like the low price of $21.72, especially if the included drinks and venue entry save you from paying separate cover charges.

The main caution is organization. A group of up to 50 people is large for one organiser, and one account describes people becoming separated by the second bar and a promised drink not appearing at the final venue. Go in for the social energy, not perfect one-to-one guidance.

Key points to know before booking

• Four venues in about four and a half hours: You get roughly one hour at each stop, with very little spare time between venues.
• Karaoke is a central part of the night: Queen’s Arms offers singing, drinking games, and DJ-led entertainment.
• Broadway adds a mechanical bull: The rodeo bar gives the crawl a feature that most standard pub routes do not have.
• The night ends at Insomnia: This is the biggest club-style finish, with dancing and late-night party music.
• The price includes admission: Each listed stop includes an admission ticket, though the exact drink allowance is not clearly defined.
• Bring government ID: This is strictly for people aged 18 and over, and you should carry identification.

Four venues, four different kinds of nightlife

The appeal of this Benidorm bar crawl is its changing mood. You are not spending the whole night in one pub with the same music and the same crowd. Each hour has a different job, and the pace keeps the evening moving.

That pace can be a strength if you want a busy night with little planning. It can also feel hurried if you prefer to settle into a bar, finish a conversation, or choose your own music. The group size can reach 50 people, so the evening is designed more for meeting people and joining in than for quiet drinks.

The advertised schedule gives you about one hour at each venue. Since the whole event lasts roughly four hours and 30 minutes, some of that time will also go toward moving between venues and gathering the group.

9 pm at Camden Town: getting the group moving

Camden Town on C. Lepanto is the meeting point and the first stop. This opening hour is meant to break the ice, with games, drinking challenges, and your first drinks.

That is a useful start if you are arriving in Benidorm alone or with only one or two friends. You do not need to invent a plan, find a bar with space, or work out how to approach a new group. The activities give you an easy reason to talk to people.

The first stop also sets the tone for the rest of the night. This is not a food-focused pub visit or a guided look at Benidorm’s local culture. It is a social party route, and Camden Town gets the group involved quickly.

The drawback is that icebreaker games and drinking challenges will not suit everyone. If you do not drink, or you prefer to watch rather than join in, the opening hour may feel less useful. The supplied details do not explain a non-alcoholic alternative, so you should check before booking if that matters to you.

Queen’s Arms: one hour of karaoke and drinking games

Queen’s Arms brings the most obvious audience participation. You can sing, join drinking games, and spend time with an international group while a DJ helps keep the room moving.

Karaoke changes the social pressure of a bar crawl. You do not need to be a good singer, but you should be comfortable with a loud, playful setting. The format works best if you are willing to sing along, cheer for others, or take part in the games.

I would treat this stop as the emotional center of the crawl. Camden Town is the introduction, while Queen’s Arms gives the group a shared activity. If you are comparing this event with a simple pub tour, karaoke is one of the clearest reasons to choose this one.

You should also allow for uneven timing. With as many as 50 people, not everyone can have a long turn at the microphone. The point is the group atmosphere rather than guaranteed solo karaoke time.

Broadway Cabaret: rodeo games and the mechanical bull

Broadway Cabaret changes the pace again. It is described as a rodeo bar, with a mechanical bull and a later shift toward club music and dancing.

The bull is the most distinctive feature on the route. It gives you something physical to do instead of moving straight from one drink to the next. You can test your balance if you want, or simply watch the attempts and enjoy the reaction around the ride.

The venue also has two moods. Early on, the rodeo theme gives the stop a playful hook. As the hour continues, the space becomes more of a club, with a DJ and dancing. That makes Broadway a useful bridge between the smaller bar setting and the final nightclub.

The details do not say that a mechanical bull ride is included in the $21.72 price. Admission is included, but the cost of individual activities is not explained. If riding the bull is important to you, ask the organiser whether there is an extra charge.

Insomnia: finishing in a full nightclub

Insomnia is the final stop and the place where the crawl reaches its biggest party setting. It is presented as a VIP nightclub with large-scale music, dancing, and a late finish.

Ending at a nightclub makes practical sense. You do not have to find another venue after the organised portion ends, and you can continue dancing once the other stops are finished. The activity ends back at the meeting point, so the listed route has a clear endpoint.

This is likely the best part for you if your main goal is dancing rather than bar hopping. It is less appealing if you want the evening to wind down early, since the event is built around continuing into the night.

One important value question is what VIP access means in practice. The information confirms entry to Insomnia but does not describe a private area, reserved table, priority entry, or included drink there. One account also says a drink expected at the last stop was not provided. I would treat the nightclub entry as the dependable benefit and confirm any promised extra drink before you rely on it.

What the $21.72 price really covers

At $21.72 per person, the crawl is priced as an inexpensive way to arrange a complete night out. The four venue admissions are included, and drinks are part of the promotion, beginning with drinks at Camden Town. That can be good value if each venue normally has its own cover charge.

The exact drink package is less clear than the venue route. The supplied details do not state how many drinks you receive, what type they are, or whether they are served at every venue. One account says the free drinks were shots that the bars were already handing out, and says the expected final drink did not arrive.

That does not automatically make the crawl poor value. You are also paying for the route, the group setup, the karaoke stop, the mechanical bull venue, and access to a nightclub. But you should not book it assuming that four substantial drinks are included.

A sensible way to judge the price is this:

• If you want four venues and would otherwise pay entry at each one, the price is attractive.
• If your priority is included alcohol, the offer needs clarification.
• If you want a host who stays with the group at every step, the larger group size may reduce the value.
• If you are happy to make your own fun once inside each venue, the route itself does much of the planning for you.

The activity is often booked around 50 days ahead. That suggests popular dates may fill early, especially during busy periods, so you should not assume a last-minute place will be available.

Group size and the importance of meeting up

The maximum group size is 50 people. That creates the chance to meet a wide mix of people, but it also creates a real management challenge.

A bar crawl organiser needs to keep people together, explain the next move, and make sure the group does not lose its way. One account describes more than 40 people with one organiser and says that part of the group was separated by the second venue. That is the most useful warning in the available information.

You can reduce the problem by arriving at the 9 pm meeting point on time, keeping your phone charged, and paying attention when the next venue is announced. Those are basic steps, but they matter more when the group is large.

The listed organiser is Ultimate Crawl. One account names Tereza as the organiser on that evening, but staffing can change, so you should not assume she will lead your date. The information confirms English service, which is helpful if you want instructions and games in English.

Who will enjoy this Benidorm night out

I would recommend this most to adults who want a social, loud, activity-led evening. It suits you if you like karaoke, drinking games, DJ music, dancing, and the chance to try something unusual such as a mechanical bull.

It is also a useful option if you are visiting Benidorm without a fixed nightlife plan. The route gives you four named venues and a start time, so you do not need to spend the first part of the night deciding where to go.

You may want another type of evening if you prefer small groups, relaxed conversation, live local music, or a carefully hosted tour. The schedule moves quickly, and the group may be much larger than the number of people you originally expected.

This is not an activity for anyone under 18. You must bring ID, even if you look clearly over the legal drinking age. Most people can participate, but the supplied information does not give more detail about specific mobility needs or access at each venue.

Practical details that affect your night

You meet at C. Lepanto, 17, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, at 9 pm. The activity returns to the meeting point at the end, giving you a clear start and finish.

The booking uses a mobile ticket, and confirmation is sent when you book. The activity is offered in English. You should carry your ID and keep your booking information easy to show on your phone.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. A cancellation made less than 24 hours before 9 pm is not refunded, and changes inside that period are not accepted.

Because the night is built around alcohol and late-night venues, plan your own spending beyond the included benefits. The price does not mean all drinks, rides, or extras inside the venues are covered.

Is this four-stop crawl worth booking?

Book it if you want a low-cost, social night with a clear route and several different activities. The strongest reasons are Queen’s Arms karaoke, Broadway’s mechanical bull setting, and the nightclub finish at Insomnia. The 4.9 rating from 51 ratings and recommendation from 98 percent of customers also point to broad satisfaction, though the isolated organization complaint deserves attention.

Skip it if you need a small, tightly managed group or if the included drinks are the main reason you are booking. With up to 50 people and some uncertainty about drink promises, the best value comes from the four-stop access and the social setup, not from counting on a generous bar tab.

If you do book, arrive early enough to be ready at 9 pm, bring ID, keep track of the group, and ask exactly what drinks and mechanical bull access are included. That approach lets you enjoy the fun parts while keeping the price and expectations clear.

FAQ

Where does the bar crawl start?

It starts 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?

It 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 karaoke included?

Yes. Queen’s Arms is the karaoke stop and also includes drinking games and DJ entertainment.

Is admission included at the venues?

Yes. Admission tickets are included at all four listed stops.

Who can take part?

Only people aged 18 and over can take part, and you must bring ID. Most people can participate.

What happens if I need to cancel?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations and changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted.