Which Spanish Resort Consumes The Most Beer In a Season?

Blessed with an abundance of sun, sea and sand, Spain and its surrounding islands have long attracted party animals in search of fun in the sun. During peak season, it can be hard to move for the sheer number of Brits who head here to dance and drink the night away.

The party resorts of mainland Spain, located along sun-kissed coastal areas such as the Costa Brava and Costa del Sol, are favourite destinations among booze-loving partiers, as are the islands of Mallorca, the Canary Islands, and Ibiza. Perhaps the most famously boozed-up destination is Magaluf, Mallorca, which attracts hundreds of thousands of young British holidaymakers each year, all intent on making the most of the offers on cheap beer and cocktails. Drinking games, table-top dancing and pitchers of beer accompanied by tequila or vodka shooters are all part and parcel of the nightlife in Magaluf, and there are a great many British-style pubs selling pints of British beer to hot and thirsty holidaymakers. Likewise, the party islands of Ibiza and the Canaries are home to many resorts full of hard-drinking, hard partying visitors out to have a good time during their break in the sun. Perhaps the most (in)famous of the Spanish resorts is Benidorm, on the Costa Blanca, where Brits flock each year to what many have dubbed a 'hot Blackpool' - with beer, pies and chips all consumed in abundance by a crowd that has little interest in learning the local lingo. All along the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca, in fact, lie countless resort hotels that cater almost exclusively to a party crowd, many taking advantage of low-cost flights from UK airports.