Hi Chris, We had a good time on the boat trip. I'd strongly recommend Cafe Miranda for hen weekends for food in the evening. The entertainment is quite bizarre (it is a gay place) but really good fun, the food was good and the waiters were very good looking ! Many thanks
Get ready for a truly spectacular night out at a top
class show! Henorita will take you to the famous Benidorm Palace for a
whole evening of great entertainment with exceptional Spanish traditional
and contemporary dance performances. There are also international routines,
comedy jugglers, amazing acrobats & magicians too!
When you arrive you will be shown to your table where you can relax and listen to the live jazz band whilst you enjoy a delicious four-course meal with wine. After your food you can sit back and sip on your cava as the show begins!
A variety of talented acts will perform some fantastic flamenco and vibrantly colourful Spanish dances throughout the first half. There will be an interval for you to have a rest from all the fast paced excitement, or if you can get up (after the big meal!), have a boogie with the band!
Part two of the show is even more extravagant,
with an international Vegas style feel. A kaleidoscope of glitz, feathers
and dazzling costumes and lighting effects shows the dancers at their best!
It’s a breathtaking show and ideal for those of you who fancy getting
dressed up (n.b. Smart/casual dress code: No beachwear or fancy dress).
The show rounds off at about 1am so for those who still
have the energy, you can head back to town as there is plenty still to
do! However, take extra care if you decide to show off any of your ‘new’ dance
moves!!
Henorita's Hint : Flash photography is not
allowed. Please remember that
there's a smart/casual dress
code (No shorts or beachwear).
benidorm
