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What time do bars shut in Benidorm?

Most bars open till 3.00am or later. If you really want to do the twenty four hour session John and Joesph's is open 24 hours and is 1 Euro a pint.



Benidorm is world-famous for its "24-hour" party atmosphere, but in 2026, the specific closing times depend on the type of venue and its location. Traditional pubs and "show bars" in the British Square and along the Levante Beach front typically stay open until 3:00 AM or 4:00 AM. Many of these venues transition from family-friendly entertainment in the early evening to high-energy DJ sets after midnight. The larger "disco-clubs" and "super-clubs" located on the "Top Road" (Avenida de la Comunidad Valenciana) have significantly later licenses, often remaining open until 7:00 AM or 8:00 AM, allowing partygoers to head straight from the dance floor to breakfast. In the "Old Town" (Casco Antiguo), which is known for its authentic tapas alleys and "Gat Street," bars tend to close slightly earlier, usually around 2:00 AM, to respect the local residents. While closing times are generally generous, they are subject to "market forces"—if a bar is empty on a quiet Tuesday in November, it may close much earlier than its license allows. For the 2026 peak summer season, however, you can expect the music to keep playing in the main party zones until the sun is well above the Mediterranean horizon.

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