Cocktails in Benidorm: Your Ultimate Guide

🍹 Cocktails in Benidorm – Your Ultimate Guide

Partaking in cocktails in Benidorm is one of the most enjoyable parts of the holiday for many visitors. Whether you’re here for a relaxed getaway or a wild hen do, there’s no shortage of venues ready to shake, blend, and pour your perfect drink.

🥂 Hen Parties and Girls’ Weekends

For the large groups of ladies celebrating hen dos with the bride-to-be, finding the ultimate cocktail is often a highlight of their trip. From giant fishbowls to elegant martinis and quirky themed creations, Benidorm’s bars know how to make your celebration extra special.

Some groups search the town determined to find “the perfect drink” that will liven up the day or night without needing the added pleasures of ice cream or chocolate (though you can definitely find those here too!).

🌟 Vote for Your Favourite Cocktail Venue

If you’ve been there, done that, and got the T-shirt (or the hangover), why not help others by voting in our cocktail poll below?

✔️ You can vote for up to five venues, so if you have multiple favourites, share them!
✔️ If your top cocktail bar isn’t listed, feel free to add it to the options.
✔️ All votes reset every 30 days, ensuring our poll is always up-to-date with the latest crowd favourites.

📍 Find Cocktail Bars with Our Interactive Map

Not sure where to find these venues? Don’t worry – click the link below to access our interactive cocktail bar map, making it easy to plan your route for the ultimate cocktail crawl with your friends.

👉 Vote here for your favourite cocktail venue in Benidorm

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Recipe for the perfect Sangria or Tinto Verano, the perfect dinks to remind you of Spain

Did you know?

Sangria’s origins probably date back to the Middle Ages, during a time when water was unhealthy to drink and drinking fermented beverages carried a much lower risk of causing illness. During this time, people would mix wine, which was much lighter and less potent than what we are used to today, with spices such as cinnamon.

Make a Mojito, easy recipe

The word “sangria” comes from the Latin word for blood, thanks to the original sangria’s reddish hue, a result of the red wine first used to make it

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Cocktails in Benidorm: Your Ultimate Guide