Gay Village Benidorm

Discover the vibrant heart of LGBTQ+ life in Benidorm with our all-in-one guide to the charming Old Town. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned regular, this guide is your key to unlocking the best of what this iconic destination offers. At the bottom you can find a Google Maps list with all their locations.

Find your new favorite spot, connect with the community, and make the most of your time in this wonderfully welcoming corner of Spain. The list is updated regularly:

BARS

Kuma Bar C/ de Santa Faç 5

R'Peet bar C/ de Santa Faç 10

Bears' Bar C/ de Santa Faç 12

Breve Encuentro C/ de Santa Faç 21

DD's Bar C/ de Santa Faç 23

Casa Don Juan C/ de Santa Faç 28

New People Pub C/ de Santa Faç 29

Bar El Papagayo C/ de Santa Faç 31

Barcode Secret 2 Calle Alicante 8

Mercury Club Calle Alicante 10

Jimmy's Bar Calle Alicante 11

Darkroom Calle Alicante 12

Betty Boo's Calle Alicante 13

Escape Bar Calle Alicante 18

SensationS Calle Alicante 41

Gspot C/ de Sant Vicent 3

Mooty's Bar C/ de Sant Vicent 9

Bar Poco Loco C/ de Sant Vicent 10

Lovers Pub C/ dels Cuatro Cantons 3

Spirit Bar  C/ dels Cuartro Cantons 9

Bar 69 Plaça de la Constitució 4

Queens Hotel Plaça de la Constitució 5

Olivers Bar  Plaça de la Constitució 6

Secret Encounter C/ de Sant Roc 11

Caspers Calle Martinez Oriolo 8

Company Bar C/ San Miguel 16

Kafee Klee C/ del Pal 9

ReFuel C/ de Sant Pere 3

Porkys Karaoke Av. de los Almendros 9

Anónimos Bar C/ Costera del Campo 8

JJ Private Bar Av. de Uruguay 4

New Incognito Benidorm Av. de Uruguay 8

CLUBS

Darkroom Calle Alicante 12

Anónimos C/ Costera del Campo 8

New Incognito Benidorm Av. de Uruguay 8

Copper Club C/ de la Palma 9

XX Cruising Club C/ de la Palma 37

Sex Cinema Peek A Boo Calle La Parra 5

Sauna H2O Calle Tomas Ortuño 46

FOOD & SHOPS

Caspers Calle Martinez Oriolo 8

ReFuel C/ de Sant Pere 3

La Cava Aragonesa Plaça de la Constitució 2

Mani In Pasta C/ de Santa Faç 9

Ray's I Fish & Chips C/ de Sant Vicent 4

Restaurante Pizzeria Duomo C/ Alacante, 6

Italian Twist C/ de Sant Vicent 14

Sex Shop Benidorm C/ de Sant Roc 6

Sex Shop Couple Pje. de Gambo (C. Gambo)

To make the most of your trip to the Benidorm Gay Village, consider staying in a hotel in the old town. This area is the heart of the nightlife, so you'll be within walking distance of most bars—a huge plus after a long night out. Here are a few hotel recommendations based on their excellent location and service, but remember, there are many more options in the old town.

HOTELS

Emily Suites (apart hotel) Calle Alacante 28

Casa Don Juan C/ de Santa Faç 28

Hotel Queens Plaça de la Constitució 5

Hotel Voramar Avenida de los Almendros 6

Hotel Madeira Centro C/ del Esperanto 1

Hotel Villa del Mar Avenida de la Armada Española 1

Hotel Villa Venecia Boutique Plaça de Sant Jaume, 1

Hotel Avenida Calle Gambo, 2

Hotel Condestable C/ del Condestable Zaragoza, 34

Hotel Internacional Pg. de la Carretera, 40

Find over 40 LGBTQ+ Spots on Google Maps! Ready to explore the vibrant Benidorm LGBTQ+ scene? As you can see, all businesses are within a few streets' radius. Some are located a bit further. But they are definitely reachable within a few minutes' walk.


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